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Sony comes up to par with the competition, but doesn't go any further.

Despite its improved low-light performance, this $400 camcorder isn't quite the bargain it seems.

Devoid of professional pretense, this HD camcorder delivers quality on the cheap.

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Canon's smallest pro camcorder has plenty of big features.

With full HD 60p recording, built-in WiFi, and MP4 video modes, the HF G30 has everything the HF G20 lacks.

With the XA20 and XA25, Canon finally has pro camcorders that can shoot 1080/60p.

The V720 appeals to beginners, but plenty of advanced features are there when you need them.

JVC's first attempt at an adventure cam is no match for the GoPro Hero3.

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Canon's latest top-of-the-line consumer camcorder delivers great low-light performance with a side of déjà vu.

Panasonic's new flagship has the same look of its predecessors, but it's got a few new tricks under the hood.

A big sensor upgrade in the VX815 does little to fix the VX700's biggest failings.

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Keeps its winning formula while promising improved low light performance.

JVC's new consumer camcorder can shoot 600 frames per second.

Panasonic introduces an iterative update to the X900.