Average Reviews:
(More customer reviews)Excellent image quality, good color and contrast, amazing resolution.Very easy to use and setup.I have owned Sony cameras almost exclusively and wondered how the joystick control would work over the touch screen - it worked very well - if fact I liked it better. My largest concern and the reason I returned this unit was because of the wind noise.No matter what the setting, the slightest breeze would create an awful muffling sound - drowning out important sounds - even kids screaming and having fun at the pool. However, to be fair, the indoor audio quality is right up there with best in my opinion.
If you want to edit videos created by this camera consider this -- the iLink (IEEE 1394) firewire connection does work however you must record in the lower quality 1440 CBR (Constant Bitrate Mode) in order to get the video over the link and into popular capture software such as Adobe Premier, Sony Vegas and Apple's Final Cut Pro.I found this to be a little confusing and not well documented.Moreover, the camera will NOT stream video over this link - only playback previous recording footage.
Batter life is remarkable and the included software works great.You can create DVDs and Video CDs right over the USB cable using the supplied software.
Also, I read a ton of reviews about the awful image quality when taking video in low light conditions.I have to disagree with these prior reviews. I found it to perform about even with the Sony HDV-A1U - a professional HD camera.
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JVC - Everio 2.0MP High-Definition Digital Camcorder - Onyx BlackModel: GZHD6US SKU: 8696645Built-in 120GB hard drive; 10x optical zoom/200x digital zoom; three 1/5" CCD image sensors; image stabilization; 2.8" LCD monitor
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