Dean Takahashi at the Tech Talk Blog has a review of the Hitachi DZHS300A and writes, “I shot some video of my kids on vacation and it looked plenty good. We watched it on the 2.7-inch liquid crystal display screen. The best thing about this is that you could also record on the hard […]

PCWorld has a review of the Canon HV10 and writes, “The HV10 is able to capture images with exceptional clarity and great depth. We tested and compared the HV10 with a batch of standard definition MiniDV camcorders, and the difference in quality was vast. In our testing, the HV10’s videos looked especially good under […]

MacWorld has a review of the Sony DCR-HC96 and writes, “The Sony’s video quality was also impressive. Our jury took into account standard- and low-light scenes filmed with the camcorder; they also rated audio. These scores were combined into an overall Video Quality score, in which the camcorder earned a rating of Very Good. […]

CamcorderInfo has a review of the JVC GZ-HD7 and writes, “The much-anticipated JVC GZ-HD7 is another case of so-close-yet-so-far. It is the only consumer camcorder that feels and handles much like a prosumer model, with dedicated buttons for manual controls, an excellent focus ring, and an excellent Focus Assist. It includes a […]

PCAuthority has a review of the Canon Powershot TX1 and writes, “In 1280 x 720 resolution (also known as 720p, which is technically a form of HD) the TX1 will burn through 2GB of memory every 7 minutes. You can drop the resolution to either 640 x 480 or 320 x 240 to gain […]

The Sony HDR-SR5 camcorder offers the following features:
* 40GB HDD
* USB connection
* 2.7-inch LCD screen
* 2 megapixel video sensors
* 4 megapixel still photos

The Sony HDR-SR7 camcorder features:* 60GB HDD
* USB connections
* 2.7-inch LCD screen
* 3 megapixel video sensors
* 6 megapixel stills

The Sony HDR-CX7 is a small and light-weight AVCHD high-definition camcorder weighing only 15 ounces with the battery. It records directly to the Memory Stick PRO Duo media.Sony HDR-CX7 Press ReleaseSony is bolstering its lead in the high-definition camcorder arena with the introduction of AVCHDâ technology-based models.The new Handycam HDR-CX7 model is the world’s […]

GoodGearGuide has a review of the Canon PowerShot TX1 and writes, “The TX1 can record video at a maximum resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels, which means it can record in High Definition. Reflecting this, the footage had good clarity and a nice, smooth feel to it. However, there were noticeable problems with contrast, […]

CamcorderInfo has a first impressions review of the Panasonic AG-HSC1U and writes, “The AG- HSC1U is marketed as a niche camcorder for professionals, and despite the fact that it records AVCHD video, we think there is a place for this unusual camcorder. Specifically, the mechanism-less design means it should be capable of operating without […]

Panasonic PV-GS320 Press Release
Panasonic today announced three new value-priced digital camcorders using MiniDV tape and SD Memory Card1 storage media and boasting such advanced features as Panasonic’s Optical Image Stabilization (O.I.S.) system, newly developed lenses2 for extended-width 16:9 shooting, 3.1 megapixel still-picture recording3, shutter speeds up to 1/8000th of a second, one-touch navigation and […]

Good Gear Guide has a review of the Canon DC22 and writes, “While many DVD camcorders at this price point aren’t known for their image quality, Canon has bucked this trend, and come up with a comfortable, easy to use video camera that produces excellent quality video. Our main cause for surprise stemmed from […]

GoodGearGuide has a review of the Sony HDR-HC5E and writes, “Overall, the biggest disadvantage of the HC5E is its price. While it outperforms the vast majority of the handheld camcorder market, it also carries a much heftier price tag. Regardless, for those who enjoy the idea of a camcorder and are willing to […]

The new Sony DSR-PD170 builds on the legacy of its predecessor model, the DSR-PD150, the overwhelming choice of video professionals in applications ranging from corporate and educational production to ENG/EFP, television and independent cinema production.
“The DSR-PD170 distinguishes itself with the addition of several performance and ergonomic enhancements, many of which are the direct result […]

Digital Trends has a review of the Hitachi DZ-HS300A and writes, “Even with all the flaws, I have to give Hitachi some praise for designing this hybrid. The idea of burning DVDs in the camcorder really enhances the idea of a HDD-based home video maker. There are definitely issues with the DZ-HS300A, including the […]

The DXG-589V camcorder is a 5 megapixel digital camera and camcorder that also offers built-in video game playing features.
Check price and availability of the DXG DXG-589V camcorder at Amazon. Looking for a great price on the DXG DXG-589V camcorder? Check below for great deals on the DXG DXG-589V on eBay. Don’t have an eBay […]

Videomaker has a review of the Hitachi DZHS300A and writes, “In the area of image quality, the standout performance comes from its color reproduction. For a single chip camcorder, we’re pleased to see such vibrant colors that appear natural in well-lit scenes. In low-light conditions the image quality suffers from increased noise in dark […]

GoodGearGuide has a review of the Canon MD160 and writes, “With a 1 megapixel CCD sensor, the MD160 offers quite high quality video. While it won’t compare to the incredible clarity offered by today’s popular High Definition models, it will be more than adequate for the average consumer. Images are crisp and clean, with […]

CNET has a review of the Canon PowerShot TX-1 and writes, “If you absolutely have to have a combo still camera/720p HD camcorder, the Canon PowerShot TX-1 is probably the best bang for the buck. Its two serious competitors, the Sanyo Xacti HD2 and Panasonic SDR-S150 both cost significantly more, and in the case […]

Panasonic PV-GS80 Features:
* Optical image stabilization
* 32x optical zoom
* 2.7″ wide LCD
* one-touch navigation and joystick control
* high-speed shutter (1/60-1/8000)

TechNewsWorld has a review of the Canon ZR830 and writes, “I found the video that I shot with the ZR830 to be very good. It had true color fidelity and was sharp. The camera’s sound was adequate, but often marred with motor noise from the unit. I found that I could take out most […]

CNET has a review of the Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD2 and writes, “Though still quite usable, the VPC-HD2’s actual footage and performance disappointed us. The camcorder takes a long time to get a focus lock, especially in low light. When it finally focused and shot, the camcorder’s video came out soft and washed out. Even […]

DV has a review of the JVC GY-HD250U and writes, “The ergonomics and interchangeable lenses are strong points of the GY-HD250. The recording format-HDV-is the limiter. If the HDV format meets your needs, this camera is a winner. If you need a high-quality inexpensive camera for studio use or live display via 720p or […]

Digital Trends has a review of the Canon Powershot TX1 and writes, “When in 16:9 mode, the TX1 records beautiful video at 1280×720 pixels and 30 frames per second. There’s no 60 fps option in 16:9 HD mode, but you’ll undoubtedly find that the 16:9 video is quite impressive at 30 fps. When I […]

Digital Trends has a review of the Samsung SC-DC564 and writes, “While the Samsung SC-DC564 miniDVD camcorder is a beautiful product to look at and would look terribly impressive in anyone’s grip, the overall performance truly disappoints. Still images looked like they came from a camera phone. Video clips recorded to the SD card […]

DCRP has a review of the Canon PowerShot TX1 and writes, “The feature that is both the most exciting and the most disappointing on the PowerShot TX1 is its movie mode. First, the good news. You can record video at 720p — that’s 1280 x 720 @ 30 frames/second — with high quality stereo […]

Gizmodo has a review of the Hitachi DZHS300A and writes, “Despite its limitations of sharing footage between recording methods, the Hitachi Hybrid is a decent solution for those looking to make in-camera DVD dubs. Plus, one can edit their clips, group together playlists and even add some limited transitions without ever leaving the comfort […]

DV has a review of the Sony HVR-V1 and concludes, “Sony’s HVR-V1 is the most comfortable handheld HDV camcorder I’ve used, as it’s the size and weight of a PD150. It makes very sharp pictures (as long as you don’t boost gain in progressive) in 60i, 24p, and 30p, and has the best status […]

Videomaker has a review of the Sony HVR-V1U camcorder and writes, “On the optics front, we are glad Sony has backed away from useless digital zooms in favor of squeezing out more optical focal length with their 20x Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T lens. The image quality is excellent, and the zoom control on both […]

LaptopMag has a review of the Archos 404 camcorder and writes, “What makes the 404 stand out from other PMPs is its 1.3-MP camcorder. While shooting video in a number of environments (inside the office, in a convention hall, at home, outdoors), the 404 fared extremely well in natural light and in really bright […]

Videomaker has a review of the Canon HV10 and writes, “Our overall impression is that this camcorder is perfect for those who want the high quality of HD video with little to no effort. Whether it is a trip, a graduation, or family event, this camera is aimed at the point and shoot consumer […]

CNET has a review of the Canon HV20 and writes, “Despite our handful of gripes, the HV20 will likely be a big seller for Canon. We wouldn’t be surprised if it’s among the top-selling nonbudget camcorders this year, especially if retailers drop the price to less than $1,000. The HV20’s stunning high-definition video and […]

CamcorderInfo has a review of the Panasonic HDC-DX1 and writes, “Ahh, those pesky DVDs¦ Casual videographers love them because standard definition video recorded to disc can be readily played on just about any home DVD player, and they are random access to boot. AVCHD DVDs cannot be played on the vast majority of home […]

Akhabara News has a review of the Panasonic HDC-SD1 and writes, “The SD1 camcorder is a good product as a whole, if you take it out when the weather is on your side you can obtain a great result in terms of visual quality. The AVCHD is a very good codec but it is […]

CNET has a review of the Sony Handycam HDR-HC7 and writes, “the HC7 generally produces excellent video, and depending upon the subject, photos that print nicely as large as 16×9 inches. The auto white balance could be a bit more neutral, but overall the colors emerge ballpark accurate and saturated. As usual with the […]

CamcorderInfo has a review of the Panasonic HDC-SD1 and writes, “The HDC-SD1 looks great, has an earthquake-beating OIS system, and produces decent HD video (more so when compared to standard definition camcorders rather than HDV camcorders). It’s also a Panasonic that point-and-shooters won’t be intimidated by, with a friendlier joystick menu than we’ve seen […]

CNET has a review of the Canon DC220 and writes, “If you’re looking for a relatively inexpensive DVD-based camcorder and you don’t expect to shoot in dim lighting much, the DC220 is pretty safe choice. Of course, as I said earlier, if the DC220’s added features don’t make a difference to you, you can […]