DVC (Digital Video Camera)

A DVC, or Digital Video Camera, is a device that captures moving images and converts them into digital files for easy storage, editing, and sharing. Unlike traditional film cameras, DVCs use electronic sensors to record video directly into digital formats such as MP4 or AVCHD. They are commonly used in filmmaking, broadcasting, and personal recording because they provide high-quality video, efficient file management, and flexibility for post-production work. DVCs come in various sizes and features, ranging from professional camcorders to portable, consumer-grade devices, making high-quality video production accessible and versatile.