1.Pocket Camcorders ($80 to $250)
It's a good choice for YouTube and is great for any guys looking for low cost and convenience in an HD camcorder. They are popular for their supreme convenience and portability: Stick one in your bag or purse, shoot some video when inspiration strikes, and upload your work to your favorite sharing or social-networking site.
2. Standard-Definition Camcorders. ($180 to $330)
If you're looking ahead to the future, no. But if you need something inexpensive right now, maybe.
SD is slowly fading from the scene, but for budget-conscious buyers who want to shoot decent quality video, it's a cost-effective option. Plenty of good-quality SD camcorders are available for $200 to $300; that's about half the price of the equivalent HD models.
3.HD Consumer Camcorders ($300 to $1000)
If you want better HD video quality in a camcorder and more options, but want a unit that's portable, reasonably priced, and easy to use, the traditional consumer camcorder may be for you.
Most HD consumer camcorders use AVCHD, a codec that imposes heavy demands on your PC but preserves most of the original video's richness and crispness.
4.HD Prosumer Camcorders ($1000 to $3000)
Prosumer camcorders offer a few advantages over mainstream consumer models: higher quality components (especially sensors and lenses), extensive manual controls and shooting modes, and in many cases true 24p (24-frames-per-second progressive) shooting to produce video that closely resembles motion-picture film.
5.Professional Camcorders ($5000 and up)
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Pro-level camcorders are very pricey, but they're an essential investment if you make video production your life's work. You'll find a vast array of models designed for different types of shooting environments, but in general you'll get the highest quality components available in camcorders, especially lenses, and you can customize operation in many more ways than you can with less-expensive camcorder types.
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