Firewire and USB-2 cables are both high-speed data transfer cables that make digital video possible. A standard co-ax cable or S-video cable simply can’t handle enough data to make transferring huge video files feasible. If it were not for firewire, digital editing would still be science fiction.

The home theater experience has spoiled lots of folks with high quality audio. Isn’t it fantastic to sit in your house blasting out the movie and enjoy theater- quality sound? Meets my definition of a good time.

Sony’s system says it gets natural color and it is, relatively speaking. Many of these systems make your video look green and grainy but even so, it enables you to get pictures where it wasn’t possible before.

8 part series
By Lorraine Grula
Internet Video Gal
PART 5
CAMCORDER BASICS - OPTICAL AND DIGITAL ZOOM
Zooming on your video camera is fun for most video enthusiasts…

8 part series
By Lorraine Grula
Internet Video Gal
CAMCORDER BASICS
PART 4
USEFUL CAMCORDER FEATURES - YOUR LCD SCREEN
Today’s video camcorders have bells and whistles that make video junkies like me drool…

8 part series
By Lorraine Grula
Internet Video Gal
PART 3
USEFUL CAMCORDER FEATURES - IMAGE STABILIZATION
Today’s video camcorders have bells and whistles that make video junkies like me drool…

An 8 part series
By Lorraine Grula
Internet Video Gal
Part Two
USEFUL FEATURES IN VIDEO CAMCORDERS - The CCD Chip
Today’s video camcorders have bells and whistles that make video junkies like me drool…