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Tech tools: Canon Legria FS37
Canon’s smallest camcorder, the Legria FS37, is designed to be ultraportable without sacrificing features.
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Tech tools: Microsoft LifeCam HD6000
Made specifically for notebooks, the Microsoft LifeCam HD6000 brings your notebook up to date with some high-definition video capability.
Simply clip the camera on to your notebook, connect it via USB and you are ready to start filming. It features true 720p HD video at 30 frames per second, as well as auto focus to help you get the best picture possible, keeping the image sharp even in close-ups. A 360-degree rotating lens captures all the action, turning halfway in both directions. The new camera also features something called True Colour Technology, which adjusts
exposure automatically depending on the lighting conditions. In practice, this means that even if you are filming a backlit subject, the camera will adjust the brightness and colour to capture the best image possible.As a Microsoft product, it is optimised for use with Windows Messenger, but you can also use it with other video applications such as Skype.
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Tech Tools: U Record Video Converter
Technology has moved quickly and unless you were quick to jump on the DVD bandwagon, you probably still have several video tapes lurking in a cabinet somewhere.
A quick search of my own revealed a stash of videos hiding behind the DVDs. I’ve no idea what they were doing there. haven’t owned a video player since 2001. And I’ve moved three times since then.

