Is there any difference between and digital camera and a digital camcorder anymore?

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Alex

Have digital cameras and camcorders evolved to the point now where they are both the same thing or are they still marketed as different or have advantages/disadvantages. I mean, any half decent camera should be able to take 1080p videos these days and any decent camcorder take high res photos. So if they are still different, what differences would you typically expect?

Answer
Not true. A camcorder that can take decent still images and a Camera will take decent video.
You need to look at the quality.

DSLR's are a different story, there considered digital cameras though.

A Professional Camcorder has way more manual control/adjustments.

It really depends on the quality of video/image acceptable to you.

What are some best DSLR cameras with the best HD camcorder experience?

Mark

I am willing to spend a lot of money on one of those DSLR cameras, that not only takes great pictures, but has the best quality also when it comes to digital recording with HD.

Any recommendations?

Thanks!!

Answer
I recommend the Canon EOS Rebel T3i. Although it is a DSLR, it shoots 1080p HD at 30 fps and 720p at 60 fps. It also has a flip- out vari angle 3" LCD screen in addition to the viewfinder. It also has several Video modes and auto focus points for easy filming. It has the universal Hot Shoe mount for a light and an External Mic input as well. It can film on an SD card, as well as Compact Flash storage.
I am also really into film making, and I plan on purchasing this camera for its superior HD Video quality. Hope this helps!

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