Sony Handycam HDR-XR520V

Longest recording time

• 29-hour best-quality recording time
• Low-light video virtually free of noise
• Limits hand shake better than others
• Easy to use

Though its limited manual controls might disappoint some enthusiasts, reviewers say the Sony Handycam HDR-XR520V delivers great video with a minimum of fuss and effort. This camcorder is also feature-packed, including a specially designed low-light sensor, an upgraded hand-shake stabilizer and a GPS receiver that will geotag your clips. The 240 GB hard drive can hold more video -- 29 hours of best-quality HD, or 168 hours of low-quality -- than any other camcorder, though some reviewers call that much capacity overkill for most consumers. For those who agree -- and have a smaller budget -- the Sony Handycam HDR-XR500V (*Est. $930) has a still generous 120 GB drive and is otherwise identical. If you demand more control over your videos, the Canon Vixia HF S10 (*Est. $1,140) has a fuller lineup of manual controls and shoots video that's a touch nicer. However, the Canon falls short when it comes to low-light performance, and its internal memory and swappable memory cards can't hold as much footage.

CamcorderInfo.com has by far the most comprehensive review of the Sony Handycam HDR-XR520V and rates the camcorder against a dozen others. Reviews at CNET and InfoSyncWorld.com are nearly as thorough. Although the reviews at Videomaker.com aren't comparative, they are detailed, as are reviews at the British sites TrustedReviews.com and TechRadar.com.

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Canon VIXIA HF M32: Specs, Photos, Price / Release Info

Canon have recently unveiled a new variant of their Vixia HD camcorder, this is very similar to its predecessor, however it now boasts 64GB of internal storage along with SDXC memory card compatibility.

This upgrade to 64GB of internal storage will apparently allow the camera to store up to 24 hours of HD video, the new SDXC support means that larger capacity cards can be used, not only this but the transfer speed is faster.

The Canon VIXIA HF M32’s physical design is pretty standard to be honest, in terms of technical specifications it features a HD CMOS sensor which can capture stills at a 3 megapixel resolution, it also has a 15x optical zoom lens.

Other specs and features worth mentioning include a 2.7-inch touchscreen LCD, optical and powered image stabilization and the DIGIC DV III processor.

If you would like to get your hands on the Canon VIXIA HF M32 it will set you back around $1000, however you will have to wait until September.

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Toshiba Camileo BW10: HD Camcorder for Extreme Users

When choosing a camcorder you have to think about what you will use it for, so if you were thinking about purchasing the Toshiba Camileo BW10 – then this HD camcorder is for the extreme user. When we say this we mean for those who partake in action packed adventures, such as snowboarding, skiing etc.

This video camera can record underwater as it is waterproof down to 2-meters – so ideal for snorkeling. The Toshiba Camileo BW10 is shock, dust and snow proof – so very durable. The camera is small and compact so fits easily into a pocket ready to get out and use at a moments notice.

The camera can shoot at full 1080p HD at a rate of 30fps, not only that but the Camileo BW10 can also take still shots as well thanks to its 5-megapixel technology. There is no optical zoom but does benefit from a 10x digital zoom.

According to Paul Lamkin from Pocket-lint, the Toshiba Camileo BW10 HD Camcorder can support up to 64GB of SDcard and will cost £129.99

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Sony NEX-VG10 HD Camcorder: Release date and price

Sony has been in the Handycam business for 25 years now and has produced something new to help celebrate. The Sony NEX-VG10 is the first HD camcorder to come with an interchangeable lens, they wanted to call it a four-thirds camera, but were unable to do so for various reasons.

The new camcorder shares something in common with NEX-5 and NEX-3 – it uses the same Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor. Live action recording is done at 1080p, and when it wants to take stills, you will get 14.2-megapixels and the use of an 18-200mm lens.

The Sony NEX-VG10 HD camcorder comes with Quad Capsule Spatial Array Stereo Microphone, making this an ideal camcorder for recording special moments – such as weddings. You can even show guest what you have recorded so far with the 3-inch swivel display.

According to Tim Moynihan from PC World, the NEX-VG10 will cost around $2000 when released sometime in September.

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GUESS Women's Vino Sandal

Whether you’re out for a glass of fine Vino, or dancing the night away, this shoe from Guess by Marciano will look totally appropriate. The T-strap features flashy jewels that are bound to bring sparkly shine to any outfit. The strappy construction promises to showcase your pedicure, while the spike heel boosts your silhouette.

 

GUESS Women's Vino Sandal

 

Manufacturer :

Established in 1981, Guess began as a denim company and has since successfully grown into a global lifestyle brand. Today, Guess designs, markets and distributes full collections of women's, men's and children's apparel and accessories. Throughout the years, the GUESS image has been portrayed in unforgettable, innovative campaigns that have made the brand a household name.

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GUESS Women's Ogalla Ankle-Strap Sandal

This Ogalla sandal from Guess is dangerously sexy and ready for some serious attention. The leather upper and polished hardware is the perfect complement to the finely sculpted spiked heel, while the ankle goring and rear zipper allow from a flexible fit and easy on and off. 

GUESS Women's Ogalla Ankle-Strap Sandal

 

Manufacturer :

Established in 1981, GUESS began as a denim company and has since successfully grown into a global lifestyle brand. Today, GUESS designs, markets and distributes full collections of women’s, men’s and children’s apparel as well as accessories. Throughout the years, the GUESS image has been portrayed in unforgettable, innovative campaigns that have made the brand a household name.

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