Panasonic DVD Camcorders

I had this camera with me in a trip to California and it was great. Very good battery life, great colors. Overall very satisfied with it.
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Our first intention was to get the SD5...it's small and had great reviews. It was perfect for our use...record the baby's first words, first steps, etc. But we realized that it was not capable of recording in standard video mode...we don't necessaril
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It's no surprise that Panasonic, along with competitors like Sony and Canon, are pushing the high-definition camcorder market hard. After all, we're now buying HD-Ready televisions like there's no tomorrow, so what's the point of having them if we'll
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Panasonic VDR-D50 DVD Camcorder with 42x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom The Panasonic VDR-D50 DVD Camcorder with 42x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom is easy to use, light weight, and decent video quality. I recommend it to anyone who wants a...
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Pros: Does Everything Cons: Tacky silver color I found this rated on Consumer Reports as a "Best Buy" recommendation. Found it at Ultimate Electronics for 429.00
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The image quality is amazing and the menu's on the camera are easy to navigate, other than that this camcorder is a complete bust. This camcorder does not ship with any software and after hours of researching and downloads there are only two software
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I thought I bought the best camera for the money, but, I'm so disappointed that it can't be played on my regular dvd player or laptop. I don't recommend this camera to anyone. And the fact that the circuit city guys did not make mention of this mak
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Panasonic HDC-DX1 HD home movies Want your home movies to show individual strands of hair on your head but without the hassle of DV tape recording? Consider Panasonic's DX1. This modern miracle uses the new AVCHD format to burn 1080i footage to pl
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just bought this and it is unreal so amzing picture quality is great the charge is wasome videos are just amazing can't wait to use it more
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For about $50 more than the VDR-D210, the Panasonic VDR-D230 DVD camcorder offers an array of additional features but ultimately delivers the same level of mediocre performance. This mid-range model offers the excellent 32x optical zoom and optical i
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I really like this camera. I have tried others and they are not as good as this one. I would reccommened this to my family and friends.
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Bought it on Black Friday 2007 for a trip to Disney. AC adaptor is defective (didn't find that out until I tried to "finalize" a disc for editing in May) and Panasonic refuses to send a replacement. After many phone calls and different stories (you b
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I did a lot of research before buying and am generally happy, but a couple of things that REALLY bother me: 1) The software does not allow to save an MPEG in 16:9 aspect ratio mode even though the unit itself does widescreen - I tried to go thru tech
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There are two features on the Panasonic VDR-D210 that make this budget priced DV camcorder worth considering: The unit offers a 32x optical zoom and an optical image stabilization system to keep your pictures steady. But aside from these, the VDR-D21
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very happy with this purchase,, the only small issue is that it does not perform as well as expected in low light.
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Do not buy this camera! The image quality is absolutely aweful.
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The Panasonic VDR-D310 is a replacement for last year's top-of-the-line VDR-D300 and offers a step up in features and performance from the rest of Panasonic's range of DV camcorders. The VDR-D310 is much cheaper than its predecessor, although Panason
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it's a great camcorder. It does not need a digital cam. camcorder digital cameras are never good anyways. just use a real digital camera if you want to take pics.I can take the ram disk out and pop it in my laptop and edit anything I wan't with ease.
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Oh, I cannot believe, spent about $500 or more for this and it became unusable exactly after its 1 year warranty period. The disc eject does not work any more and Panasonic says it would cost me $260 or more to repair it, and of course now you can...
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Though I have not extensively used all the features in the last few weeks since I got this item, I see this an easy to use camera. I have observed slight disturbance (1 or 2 secs) at the end of each clip recorded. Otherwise this is very good for...
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Noisy but okay for first timers. No firewire. Big letdown.
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