If you're willing to forgo all the advancements in miniaturization and buy a Canon, you'll probably find yourself with more flexibility in how you can use it. Overall though, the Sony holds it's own rather well. If you're in the market for a tiny, feature-rich DV cam, this might be the one you want. If you want to create full digital movies with real production values, take a look at the Canon. And we'll cover that next.
Digital video is way better than analog.
And I'm so taken by that Sony that I think I'm going to ask Santa, the Tooth Fairy and the Easter Bunny for one. Well it's also known as FireWire and i. One end is connected to a digital video camera and the other is connected to an iMac . This is how digital video editing is done in the 21st century. Because of a piece of software included in all new Macs called iMovie .