Panasonic just dropped a bunch of new HD camcorders at CES. It’s the 1MOS models that get the most vigorous make over, with six new 1920 x 1080 shooting cams in total.
Discounting the flagship HC-X900, the HC-V700 sits at the top of Panasonic’s consumer line. Ostensibly replacing last year’s SD90, this prosumer camera is built around a new frontside-illuminated, 1/4.1-inch CMOS sensor. BSI sensors are difficult to produce
The HC-V700 and HC-V700M are the new top of the 1MOS line; armed with a proprietary High Sensitivity Sensor, promising better indoor and night-time shots, there’s also 3D capture when used with the new VW-CLT2 conversion lens, plus a 21x optical and 46x “high-powered’ (we guess digital) zoom
Panasonic HC-V700/V700M camcorder featured with a panasonic VW-VBK180 battery, which rated Li-ion,3.6V, 1790 mAh, also we recommend VW-VBK360 if you need more battery life.
Canon will introduce PowerShot G1X Power-Shot G-series model in CES. The PowerShot G1X feature with a 7.2V rechargable battery pack.
The Canon VIXIA HF G10 is still categorized as a consumer camcorder. Weight is kept low for portability and is similar in size to the rest of the VIXIA models. The HF G10 is among the largest consumer camcorders on the market, and it wights about 590g fully loaded with its 
Panasonic has released the Lumix DMC-FZ100 super-zoom digital camera with Full HD AVCHD video recording. With a 24x zoom lens (25mm – 600mm equiv.), 14.1 MP CMOS sensor and 460K dot 3.0 inch tiltable LCD, it includes features such as Image Stabilization, the latest Venus Engine FHD processor and P/A/S/M shooting modes.
