3 Favorite Pocket Video Cameras

Have you been thinking about getting a video camera lately? Are you still trying to decide if you need one? Maybe you want to try and create a tutorial or how-to video, what about a short YouTube commercial showcasing you and your work, or just capture the best memories of your vacation this summer! Regardless of the reason, we wanted to share our top 3 favorite video cameras, pocket size!Flip Video Mino HD The Flip Video Mino HD is now in its second generation and it has a much sleeker look with a brushed metal body and a large 2 inch LCD screen! It's one of the best pocket video cameras out there with a USB connector and now an HDMI connector built in so you can easily share your hi-definition videos online and through your television! It has 8GB of memory equal to 2 hours of hi-definition video and is truly one of the easiest cameras to use, share and edit your videos. It's listed at $229 so a little on the spendy side, but definitely worth a look.Sony Bloggie PM5 The Sony Bloggie PM5 just sounds cool doesn't it! It also has a built in USB connector like the Flip, although it has one special feature in its lens. It has a 360 degree lens that shoots in every direction and then organizes your video into a very cool film strip. The other great feature about this camera is that it accepts multiple memory card formats like SD cards and it also has 4 GB of internal memory. The price is great too starting at $189 so make sure you check it out!Zumi Digital (2.0) The Zumi Digital (2.0), also known as the Harinezumi is one of the newest video cameras on the market and is incredibly unique! This video camera is definitely pocket sized at only 3.5 inches long and 1 inch tall...it truly is one of the smallest we've seen. It has a 3 MegaPixel sensor and 2GB of memory for up to 2 hours of video or 1600 high resolution images if you want to just take pictures too. And, it's priced at $170 so you won't break the bank on this one.We know there are more pocket video cameras out there so which one do you like? What one do you use to shoot your tutorials and how-to videos?Main image courtesy of S.C. Asher

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