Jeremy Stamas

Samsung unveiled the successor to last year's excellent HMX-W200 waterproof camcorder with the release of two new waterproof models at CES 2012.

The Canon HF G10 will remain Canon's flagship Vixia camcorder for 2012, and the company is not announcing any new top-line consumer camcorders this year at CES.

Smartphones, iPods, and digital cameras all record video, and the quality of the video they record ain't too shabby. If you already have one of these "video" products, why do you need another device that is solely dedicated to capturing video?

Canon's newest camera, the EOS C300, may prove to be a game changer for the filmmaking industry.

With the GY-HM150, JVC is continuing its trend of offering compact and portable options for professional filmmakers.

With the launch of the HDC-Z10000 (yes, that's four zeros) Panasonic has released its first 3D camcorder with a built-in twin lens system and the ability to record HD 3D video compatible with the new AVCHD 3D standard.

Sony unveiled the NEX-VG20 camcorder today, which is the successor to last year's innovative NEX-VG10. Like the VG10, the VG20 blurs the line between camera and camcorder with its interchangeable lens system that allows it to work with any of Sony's E-Mount lenses.

At the 2011 British Bird Fair in Rutland, England, Sony unveiled the DEV-3 and DEV-5—a set of digital binoculars with the ability to record HD video in 2D or 3D, take 7-megapixel stills, and zoom optically up to 10 times.