New York, August 5, 2009 – Before stepping into a local retailer to plop down anywhere from a few to several hundred dollars on a new camcorder, one should realize how fast technology changes. What was true about camcorders a few years ago is probably no longer true. Nowadays, some camcorders come with built-in hard drives, some with memory sticks, and so much more. This can make choosing the right camcorder a real challenge.
Depending on your budget and shooting requirements, there are dozens and dozens of possibilities. But the good news is that now there’s a guide to make the buying experience so much easier. Written by the editors of www.HDCameraGuide.com/camcorder, “Camera Buying Tips For Making The Right Choice” is a quick read that will really come in handy before you buy your next camcorder.
By answering simple questions, including, “How much would you like to spend, What will you be shooting, What do you want to do with your footage, etc.”, the picture of what HD camcorder to buy will become much clearer. Answers to these questions can help match visitors to one of several “user profiles.”
Visitors may categorized as either “Family Man”, “On a Budget”, “Trendsetter”, “Indie Director”, “Office Man”, or “Social Butterfly.” Once categorized, the prospective buyer is then given information on what features and specifications they should look for, such as video format, lens type, ports & connectors, exposure & focus controls, and even cool extras. The entire guide, along with the user profiles, is located at http://www.hdcameraguide.com/camcorder/hd-camcorder-news/camcorder-buyings-tips-essential-for-making-the-right-choice.
The Internet’s fastest-growing HD camera and camcorder website, www.HDCameraGuide.com features a broad range of information on all major brands of broadcast, professional, and consumer HD camcorders and digital cameras.
The consumer section of HD Camera Guide also includes a monthly sweepstakes with one lucky visitor winning an HD camcorder. Plus there are reviews, how-to videos, information on a wide range of product, “by-price” information, and links to all manufacturers’ pages that visitors can access without ever leaving the site. There’s nothing to buy, nothing to join, and you never have to provide your email unless you’re entering the “no-obligation” sweepstakes or reviewing a product.
The professional pages of HD Camera Guide also offer a wide variety of video and text content, as well as interactive tools. These include a camera selector by application, an HD lens selector by camera, and a teleprompter selector by camera, lens, and head.
About HDCameraGuide.com
www.HDCameraGuide.com is the premier source for professional and consumer HD Cameras, Camcorders, Lenses, and Accessories. It's free to join. The site regularly features exclusive video interviews, product-introduction videos, a video-rich Learning Center, and a wide range of content. The site does not sell any cameras directly, and is not affiliated with any manufacturer.
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