CamcorderInfo has a review up of the Sony HDR-FX7 and concludes, “It’s hard not to like Sony’s HDR-FX7, and only a few years ago we would have loved it. This is a camcorder that combines a solid suite of desirable features, accessible and well-tuned controls, and terrific bright-light video performance. The FX7’s distant ancestor, […]

CEN reviews the Canon HV10 and writes, “The camera followed the action well, constantly refining its focus to keep the picture sharp. The stabilizer helped compensate for my less-than-steady hand, although the shake became a bit more noticeable when the camera’s 10x optical zoom was pushed to its full range. … At more than a […]

Camcorderinfo has a review up of the Sony DCR-SR40 Handycam, and concludes, “The Sony DCR-SR40 is a camcorder that offers mediocre video performance, only basic features, and no way of adding accessories. The SR40 is the epitome of a bare-bones camcorder. … Ease-of-use trumps other concerns for a great many users […]

CamcorderInfo has a review up of the Canon DC22 camcorder and concludes, “It easily topped the comparatively priced DVD camcorders from other manufacturers in bright light video testing. Low light proved to be a problem area – an important flaw to consider for any consumer. But the small form factor of the DC22 and […]

CNET Asia has a review of the Sony HDR-SR1 camcorder and concludes, “The SR1 is definitely a great all-rounder, with a clear 3.5-inch LCD screen, exceptional navigation features and jacks, plus preset programs. Using the new AVC codec increases the amount of footage you can record and store, but to the naked eye, low-light […]

CNET Asia has a review of the Sony HDR-UX1 and concludes, “Like the SR1, the UX1 is a great first-generation AVC HD camcorder. It is an ideal all-round performer with a superbly easy touchscreen menu navigation. It’s great for point-and-shoot, too. Making use of DVD discs makes it easy to store and share your […]