Videokamera

Videokamera, or video camera, refers to an electronic device used for recording and capturing moving images and sound. It converts light into electrical signals to produce visual media that can be stored, edited, and played back. Video cameras can vary widely in complexity, from consumer-grade handheld devices to professional-grade cameras used in filmmaking and broadcasting. They typically incorporate lenses to focus light, image sensors to convert light into a digital format, and components for sound recording. Video cameras are utilized in various applications, including television production, movies, streaming, surveillance, and personal recording. With advancements in technology, modern video cameras often offer features such as high-definition resolution, digital image stabilization, and connectivity options for live streaming or uploading content to the internet.