Best Camcorders for Shutter

the manual control set includes white balance, focus, audio, shutter speed, and aperture settings.

like to manually set and which modes you'd like auto or "assist" to handle, this allows you to even manually focus the shot while the aperture, shutter and flash / light assist are handled for you.

the flash shutter speed seemed a little slow and i got some flash/blur (again i have shaky hands - i will do more testing).

but, the canon enables you to mix which modes you'd like to manually set and which modes you'd like auto or "assist" to handle, this allows you to even manually focus the shot while the aperture,

you can adjust the white balance, iso level, shutter speed, and lots more.

i haven't experimented with shutter speed much on this camera, though, so not sure how that fits into my set up.

pros: -image quality in bright light is amazing-tweaked shutter settings can offer a very stylish noise pattern in low light.-cinema mode offers low noise levels-10x optical zoom is adequate, but can

and the smile shutter technology alone is worth the $$$.

i shutter at the thought of capturing the dv footage from the tape of my other camera, and waiting 2 hours for a dvd to be rendered and burned.

prospalm-sizedeasy to useuser friendlydual record (hd video and still shots at the same time)10.2 megapixel still image !professional quality carl zeiss lensdolby digital 5.1 recording

the best aspects of this camera are: 1.) the ability to multitask between video and stills with relative ease; 2.) the quality of the video / stills especially when outputted to a larger screen such

a feature that may not catch your eye at first but really adds alot to the product is the smiles shutter.

from the reviews i found all three were top contenders, the panasonic made me nervous using the three smaller chips (i am concerned about low light performance) but the purchase decision for me came