It depends on the camcorder that you have. Older camcorders with cassette tapes normally do not. However, you can take a screen capture of a video on the computer.
Yes, camcorders can take pictures in addition to recording videos.
The 3CCD camcorders are different in the sense that they use three separate imagining devices. It takes separate images of the primary colors. For this reason they take high resolute pictures requiring little noise to be operated. The single camcorders are less expensive.
Yes, nearly all digital camcorders have the ability to take still images.
It all depends if you just want to take pictures or if you want to take videos. Both are great of course, but what is it that you enjoy doing. Or there are some cameras that take pictures as well as videos.
To find pictures of cheap digital camcorders one can visit various company websites like Best Buy, Walmart, and Target. Usually, they allow one to view listings in order of pricing.
Yes, it seems that with the Sony Camcorders you are still able to take still pictures. This particular camera is one of those. http://www.amazon.com/Sony-DCR-DVD650-DVD-Handycam%C2%AE-Camcorder/dp/B001P3O3O0
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Yes, Kodak digital camcorders that feature memory based recording are capable of snapping still photos as well.
You can find plenty of high quality mini camcorders from most major brands. Look online at http://www.Sony.com, or your brand website of choice and see what is available. Mini Cams are available in HD format as well, so you will have no trouble having high quality pictures equal to full size camcorder pictures.
Sony HD camcorders record in a clearer picture than other camcorders. It may make the picture crisper, most people enjoy seeing there videos in crisp, clear pictures.
High end electronics stores have night vision functions on their cameras. Night vision is usually found on most camcorders, as well. It would not take aesthetically pleasing pictures, however.
The Sony camcorders can take an additional high-capacity battery but it's a bit heavier, though you probably won't notice.