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          1. Canon EOS C100

            Canon EOS C100

            Price as reviewed £4,392.00
            21 May 2013
            Our rating:
            10/10

            The ultimate DSLR and video camera hybrid

          2. Panasonic HC-X920

            Panasonic HC-X920

            Price as reviewed £947.99
            18 Jan 2013
            Our rating:
            10/10

            The HC-X920 proves Panasonic is still top dog for high-end consumers camcorders.

            Best price
            $998
          3. Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

            Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

            Price as reviewed £895.19
            28 May 2012
            Our rating:
            10/10

            Adobe's Premiere Pro CS6 overhauls usability to go with the major engine update of CS5.

          4. Sony HDR-TD20VE

            Sony HDR-TD20VE

            Price as reviewed £1,499.00
            24 May 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Sony's HDR-TD20VE shoots great video in three as well as two dimensions.

          5. Canon LEGRIA HF M52

            Canon LEGRIA HF M52

            Price as reviewed £606.00
            5 Mar 2012
            Our rating:
            8/10

            The Canon LEGRIA HF M52 blends of high-end video performance with excellent connectivity.

          6. Panasonic HC-X900

            Panasonic HC-X900

            Price as reviewed £906.25
            1 Mar 2012
            Our rating:
            10/10

            The Panasonic HC-X900 improves on predecessors in lots of little ways, maintaining a winning combination of features and image quality.

          7. Canon LEGRIA HF G10

            Price as reviewed £1,036.00
            15 Feb 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            The Canon LEGRIA HF G10 shows the company still has plenty to offer the serious videomaker.

            Best price
            $1687

          8. JVC GC-PX10

            Price as reviewed £699.00
            14 Dec 2011
            Our rating:
            8/10

            JVC's GC-PX10 is a camcorder, but you'd be forgiven if you mistook it for a digital camera.

          9. Panasonic HDC-Z10000

            Panasonic HDC-Z10000

            Price as reviewed £3,000.00
            10 Nov 2011
            Our rating:
            9/10

            The Panasonic HDC-Z10000 provides professional-grade 3D shooting at a fraction of the cost of professional-grade camcorders.

          10. JVC Everio GS-TD1

            JVC Everio GS-TD1

            Price as reviewed £1,499.95
            1 Jun 2011
            Our rating:
            9/10

            JVC’s Everio GS-TD1 is the first consumer camcorder to offer dual-frame Full HD 3D.

          11. Panasonic HDC-TM900

            Price as reviewed £824.60
            23 Mar 2011
            Our rating:
            10/10

            Can Panasonic maintain its position as our favourite enthusiast camcorder manufacturer?

          12. JVC Everio GZ-HM960BEK

            Price as reviewed £849.99
            16 Mar 2011
            Our rating:
            8/10

            It's a 3D camcorder, Jim, but not as we know it.

          13. Panasonic HDC-SDT750

            Price as reviewed £730.60
            27 Sep 2010
            Our rating:
            8/10

            The first 3D camcorder for videomaking enthusiasts. Does it go one better than 2D?

            Best price
            $1319

          14. Canon Legria HF S21

            Price as reviewed £859.00
            26 Jul 2010
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Canon's latest top-end HD camcorder is priced lower and has more features than its predecessor. Does this make for a winning combination?

          15. Panasonic HDC-SD600 front angle

            Panasonic HDC-SD600

            Price as reviewed £427.48
            31 May 2010
            Our rating:
            8/10

            A powerful point-and-shoot camcorder, with a wealth of manual settings, but only if you're willing to brave the touchscreen-operated LCD menus.