Canon XL H1 High Definition Video Camcorder --------- $7,499.99
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Its Canon Optics and exceptional image processing give you a brilliant HD image. The XL H1 also features uncompressed HD-SDI (SMPTE 292M) and SD-SDI (SMPTE 259M) output, as well as Genlock input and SMPTE time code input and output for multi-camera shoots. And, with its customizable open-architecture approach, selectable frame rates including 24F, and multiple output options, you've got exactly the right tool -- every time.

The XL H1 features total Cine control, customizable settings and a well-balanced design -- for the creative control, flexibility and advanced capability your video work demands.

Features-------
HD Resolution with Selectable Frame Rates
Total Cine Control
20x HD Video Lens
Still Image Recording
Three Native 16:9 Image Sensors
DIGIC DV II Image Processor
Combination 16:9 EVF and LCD panel
Custom Presets and Custom Keys
Flange Back Adjustment
SMPTE Time Code and Color Bars
Clear Scan
Skin Detail
4 Channel Audio
Interface Connections
60i / 50i Video Mode Option
HDV Recording



link to buy-
http://store.apple.com/us/product/TH102LL/A?fnode=MTY1NDA5NQ&mco=MjQzNTM3MQ



SOME MORE OPTIONS--

1. Panasonic AG-HVX200A P2HD Camcorder 1080pP2 Solid-State Technology Multiple Framerates ---
Price: $ 5,199.00

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LINK TO BUY----- http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/558723-REG/Panasonic_AGHVX200A_AG_HVX200A_P2HD_Camcorder.html



2. RED SCARLET -coming soon -- $3,000

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RED, the company whose 4K-capable 'RED One' camera — that's 4,096 by 2,160 pixels — became one of the most lusted after cameras of recent memory last year, has announced the 'Scarlet,' a hand-held Flash-memory based camcorder capable of a remarkable 3K resolution at 120 frames per second. They've stated they intend for it to sell for under $3,000. That means the relatively small Scarlet — pictured above both naked and with lots of accessories bolted on — will be capable of shoot video worthy of projection in digital cinemas, which mostly top out at around 4K these days (although typically only at 24FPS).

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