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Panasonic Palmcorder® PV-GS120 Mini DV Camcorder
7 reviews
Price Range:
$598.00 to $1,000.00
With a built in digital still camera feature, the new camcorders can also record high-resolution digital still images utilizing the...
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With a built in digital still camera feature, the new camcorders can also record high-resolution digital still images utilizing the versatile SD Memory Card. Both the 1.2 Megapixel PV-GS120 and 2.3 Megapixel PV-GS200 feature a 10x telescopic optical zoom lens; a 700x digital zoom that allows for amazing 700:1 clear, close-ups from wide angle to full telephoto zoom; and a Macro Zoom feature, which lets users shoot extreme close-ups at distances as close as 40cm.
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7 Reviews from Epinions.com
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Pros: Vibrant colors, features, 3-CCD design, performance, price, control layout
Cons: Digital stills only adequate, low light performance could be better
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The Panasonic GS120 is a camcorder that packs impressive technology and produces vibrant colors and good detail level for the price. Just don't... Read More
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Pros: Good color, ease of operation, balance, control, and battery life.
Cons: Marginal image stabilization, useless digital camera and the buttons are rather small
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Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional you'll find excellent results with this Panasonic product Read More
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Pros: quality of video, stability, and color
Cons: Battery life could be a little longer :(
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If you need to get a camera that will give you the incredible quality of 3CCD capture, without the price of a PD-170 or better. Read More
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Pros: Easy to use controls. Nice zoom. Top loading of MiniDV tapes. Easy menu on LCD.
Cons: Manual could be a little easier to use. Supplied Battery life could be better.
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Pros: Picture quality, low light performance, battery quality, manual control, pass-through mode
Cons: Image stabilizer, automatic white balanse, lens could be wider
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Well worth the money spent, gives good performance without too many expensive useless extra. Make sure you have steady hand to use this one. Read More
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Pros: Great color and clarity, very good resolution, compact, light, inexpensive
Cons: Poor LCD, digital anti-shake poor, mic input mono
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If you know what you're doing, your footage will rival a $1500 Sony. If you don't, get a 1CCD Sony. Read More
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Pros: 3 CCDs, small, lightweight, easy to use, AND awesome color.
Cons: Date/time feature is truly stupid. Manual focus is awkward.
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Awesome 3 CCD camera for the price with a few boneheaded detractors but still HIGHLY recommended. Read More
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Pros: price, colors, manual settings, materials, dicomar lens,
Cons: menu access and bad quality pictures.
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Pros: Compact, lightweight, excellent quality of daytime video.
Cons: The manual is an absolute JOKE!
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Pros: Great video quality
Ergonomic, fun to use
Cons: Not made for repair
Poor image stabilization
Wind noise
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I wouldn't buy it without an extended warranty because it's not a durable camera. If you can keep it stable and out of wind, it will produce good video. Read More
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