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How to Buy a Camcorder

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Whether you want shots of your new baby or to be the next Stanley Kubrick, there's a digital camcorder out there for you. But not all camcorders are created equal. Consumer Affairs Correspondent Amber Bouman will help you pick the right device for your videographic needs.

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