Some consumer grade camcorders at best shoot in 60fps (Frames Per Second) which would do OK slow motion. If your wanting to do something along the lines of the Time Warp TV show you would need 1000fps and higher. That's not available at the consumers level camera. Casio is looking at producing some 1000 fps cameras.

There are a few Fuji Finepix cameras that will use xD. Those that do are both SD and xD compatible.

Converting a video file to .AVI can give you good quality depending on the bit rate settings and compression codec used. However, you cannot make a Standard Definition video look High Def, regardless of the quality.
The best way to transfer video to DvD is to use a standalone DvD Recorder deck and connect your camcorder directly to the deck. If the camcorder is a High Def and uses the AVCHD file format the file can be copied to a computer and burned directly to a disk and played on a Blu-Ray player. The player will decode the format and play back in High Def.

Also the Sony DSCT77 found here : http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage...