Video Cameras

8mm video cameras come in two different styles: digital 8mm and Hi8. Both camera systems are the same size, as are the tapes, but digital 8mm is not going to lose as much quality when you convert...

When using 8mm film, it is important to hold the camera steady and use a tripod whenever possible. Because 8mm film is not as advanced as other types of film, it can be hard for this kind of film...

With the advent of digital technology, there has been a strong shift in the way video is captured. Unfortunately, that doesn't help with all of the video you already have in your library. Video...

Converting old 8mm video tapes to a VHS tape is a simple process. In this how-to guide, you will learn the overall process to move your videos from analog 8mm tape to VHS. The process is similar...

A high definition (HD) camcorder is a video camera that records and stores video digitally and provides a sharper picture and better resolution than the old standard definition (SD) 8mm tapes.

Before hand-held straight-to-DVD recorders and camera phones, people captured their childhood memories with a reel-to-reel analog recording system called 8mm. The 8mm camera film was not the most...

Transferring film to tape or digital the professional way is a massive undertaking and very expensive. If you have old family memories on old 16mm or old 8mm film, you can move them to the digital...