Sure enough, smartphones and DSLRs can shoot some sick footage these days, but nothing beats the quality and convenience that a dedicated video camera is able to offer. Your baby videos, vacation footage or even your amateur filmmaking attempts are all in great hands when you own a video camera. The market isn’t exactly full to the brim with these, but here are the best video cameras that you can buy in India in 2018. Based on our ratings, here are the best gaming laptops you can buy in India that we found worth including in this list of 2018. This list of top video cameras available in India is updated every time a new camera is launched. We also update the prices and pictures are updated as and when they change.
Now this one’s for video purists. Justifying its high price is its ability to shoot extremely high quality 4K footage, while also offering 20x optical zoom and Sony’s famed Optical SteadyShot image stabilization. Another thing purists will love is its ability to offer full manual settings, letting you control your footage with great accuracy. 4K timelapse is also captured by this shooter, apart from 120fps slow-motion videos at 1080p full HD resolution.
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If you’re looking for something very handy, the Sony HDR-PJ410 may just be the right choice for you. It goes easy on your wallets, and is yet crammed with amazing features. Sony’s proprietary image stabilization is offered by this video camera, apart from a built-in projector for immediately watching the footage you shoot. This Wi-Fi and NFC-equipped shooter is capable of delivering 30x optical zoom moreover. Charging the camera or connecting it to a PC is very easy since it come with a built-in USB cable that’s tucked away in the hand strap.
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The HC-WXF991K’s strongpoint happens to be its 4K video shooting ability. Moreover, this shooter also allows in-camera edits for 1080p displays. There’s 20x optical zoom onboard, aside from an optional electronic viewfinder. Another unique aspect about this Panasonic offering is that it holds a secondary camera on the edge of its LCD screen. This one provides panning and tilting gestures for getting more angles of a particular scene. Optical image stabilization is also present on this camera, and so is an HDR mode which balances the highlights and shadows for delivering clear videos.
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This Sony camera is able to shoot 1080p videos at 60fps, while it even offers a 26.8mm wide-angle lens that lets you capture more of whatever it is that you’re shooting. There’s 30x optical zoom onboard, apart from 350x digital zoom. Sony’s Optical SteadyShot technology has also made its way into this device, offering some stellar image stabilisation. Charging the camera or connecting it to a PC is an easy task since it boasts of a built-in USB cable that’s tucked away in the hand strap.
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Panasonic has blessed this camera with its amazing HDR functionality which promises evenly exposed videos. 20x optical zoom is on offer as well, and besides, there is the unique ability to add secondary footage by wirelessly connecting your camera to your smartphone. The HC-V770 does not shoot 4K videos which is a big downside. However, it tries to make up for that by offering 120fps slow motion support for its 1080p clips. Moreover, there’s a dedicated Manual control wheel which allows you to have greater control over your videos.
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Your needs should dictate the budget. So first decide upon the kind of footage you’ll be shooting with your video camera. If you just want it for capturing baby videos and vacation footage, there’s no wisdom in opting for high-end features like 4K video and slow motion.
Always know the difference between optical and digital zoom. To put it in simple words. Optical zoom does not compromise on video quality, whereas digital zoom is the kind of zoom that reduces the video quality the more you zoom.
If you’re going to be handling your camera over long periods of time, then portability should be an important factor. A heavy camera will take a toll on your arms when you hold it for long durations.
| PRODUCT NAME | PRICE |
EXPERT RATING |
|---|---|---|
| Sony FDR-AX53 | 119,999 | 9 |
| Sony HDR-PJ410 | 30,907 | 8.7 |
| Panasonic HC-WXF991K | 126,630 | 8.7 |
| Sony HDR-CX405 | 16,999 | 8.5 |
| Panasonic HC-V770 | 84,999 | 8.5 |
We’ve curated this list based on our own expert reviews after grading them on various aspects that are important when considering buying a new video camera. Unlike our other lists, this one does not have a weighted average in terms of the ratings.
