![]() The HDSLRs are here!Ĭompact digital cameras have been able to capture short video clips for many years. And now the increasing mainstream adoption of High Definition flatscreen televisions (and advances in sensor technology) has seen a new wave of HD-capable stills cameras appearing in the last year or so. The growth in video sharing (on places like YouTube) has ensured movie capture has long been a standard feature even on the cheapest compact camera. They just use components optimized for still or moving pictures. This is hardly surprising: in the digital era the camcorder and stills camera share so much basic technology that they are, to all intents and purposes, the same thing. Over the last few years the line between the once totally separate worlds of video and stills photography has been getting gradually more blurred.
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