The PMW-EX3 compact camcorder with an interchangeable lens system incorporates three ½-inch type Exmor™ Full HD CMOS sensors, each with an effective pixel count of 1920 x 1080, delivering stunning-quality HD images in 1080P, 720P, and 1080i HD resolutions...

This is the new benchmark.  Similar to Panasonic's P2 workflow(s), Sony has gone tapeless.  But unlike Panasonic's early P2 technology, Sony has NAILED the workflow.  If you're next project calls for a tapeless workflow, then this is the camera for you...

Remember the DVX-100?  Remember how much you loved it?  So user friendly, so lightweight, such great images...too bad it's Standard Def.  But fear not, the HVX-200 is the DVX's big brother, and it's has maintained all the usability and handling you loved, but with a few more bells and whistles...AND IT'S HD!!

Sony has taken the very popular Z1U HDV camera and improved it to include progressive imaging at 1080 resolution. It's also smaller, has HDMI output and features a nice Zeiss zoom lens.

Blurring the line between consumer and professional video cameras Sony has created the HVR-Z1U camcorder. It adheres to the HDV Consortium's specifications for 1080i recording on popular DV mini cassettes. This camera represents the widest array of professional features within a new standard of miniaturization.

The 24P that you've heard so much about stands for 24-frame Progressive mode. That means the camera can capture 24 frames per second (fps) -- the same rate as a 16mm or 35mm movie camera running at normal speed -- and that each of those frames is captured as a complete image...

Gearing up for a shoot that requires a compact, highly mobile camera that still packs an HD punch? Look no further than the Go Pro HD Helmet Cam, a 3.3 ounce camera with an innovative mounting system that allows you to attach to helmets, cars, bikes, surfboards, and other surfaces for POV material and B-roll.