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JVC Adixxion GC-XA1
Outdoor Camcorder, Memory Card Camcorder, Helmet camera; Full HD Output, Wi-Fi, Slow motion, …; Newest review: 10/2012 The Adixxion GC-XA1 is pricey, but it justifies itself with its tank-like build that makes it water-, shock-, freeze- and dust-proof, and its myriad of useful features. Picture quality is decent for …
1 review,
2 opinions
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JVC GZ-HM 655
Memory Card Camcorder, Flash Memory Camcorder; Face recognition, Full HD Output, …; Newest review: 7/2011 “Likes: elegant design; intensive colours. Dislikes: no wide angle; hit-and-miss autofocus.”
3 reviews,
2 opinions
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JVC Everio GZ-E15
Memory Card Camcorder; Image stabilisation, Scene detection, GPS function, Time lapse, …; Newest review: 11/2012 The quality of the GZ-E15's footage impressed Trusted Reviews to no end, although they weren't surprised to see this level of excellency from a JVC budget camcorder. It's not a threat …
1 review,
5 opinions
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JVC GZ-EX215
Memory Card Camcorder; Time lapse, YouTube-enabled, Face recognition, Full HD Output, Wi-Fi, …; Newest review: 3/2012 The JVC HD Everio GZ-EX215 can act as a standalone wireless point, so you can connect another device to the network to control the camcorder and to see what it is recording. Other great features … 1 review |
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JVC GC-PX10
Memory Card Camcorder, Flash Memory Camcorder; YouTube-enabled, Face recognition, …; Newest review: 12/2011
A camcorder first and foremost but a very competent stills camera too, the GC-PX10 is an impressive piece of kit that can cope with both situations admirably well. Trusted Reviews were taken with its
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More information at: TrustedReviews, 12/2011 JVC GC-PX10 The very existence of camcorders seems to be threatened as of late due to the ever-increasing video recording capabilities of digital cameras, but manufacturers like JVC still have some aces up their sleeves. … to review
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JVC GZ-VX815
Memory Card Camcorder; Video light, Motion detection, Time lapse, YouTube-enabled, …; Newest review: 3/2013 "The VX815 is a worthwhile step up from a compact camera or smartphone, but its video quality is beaten by the Panasonic HC-V720 and even the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX20V compact camera." 1 review |
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JVC GZ-GX1
Memory Card Camcorder; Scene detection, Video light, Time lapse, YouTube-enabled, …; Newest review: 9/2012 "The GX1 produces brilliant video ... and the WiFi options are well implemented. However the lack of usable manual control and the clunky menu system mean that more serious camcorder users … 2 reviews |
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JVC GZ-HM 440
Memory Card Camcorder; YouTube-enabled, Face recognition, Full HD Output, Cinema / effect …; Newest review: 5/2011
“The GZ-HM440E is a well-built Full HD camcorder with good image quality, even in low light.”
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More information at: VIDEOAKTIV, issue 4/2011 Everything begins with HD If you’re an aspiring camera man or woman in 2011, there’s absolutely no way you can avoid filming in high resolution. Standard definition models are now the minority. That’s why so many beginners start with HD. In test: Seven camcorders were reviewed. Test criteria were image and sound quality as well as operation, features and measurement lab results.
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JVC GZ-HM 445
Memory Card Camcorder; Still image Function, Face recognition, Full HD Output; Optical zoom: …; Newest review: 5/2011 “The HM 445 is different from the HM 440 in one respect: its LED video light, a feature which is not all that important in practice. Besides that the device also comes with touchscreen operation, two …
3 reviews,
4 opinions
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JVC GS-TD 1
3D Camcorder, Memory Card Camcorder, Flash Memory Camcorder; Smile detection, Still image …; Newest review: 5/2012
In and of itself, the GS-TD1 is an excellent camcorder that produces truly impressive 3D footage and is well featured; however, its main problem in MacWorld's eyes is its proprietary file
11 reviews |
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More information at: Video Kamera objektiv, issue 5-6/2011 And with the second ... Two lenses, two image converters, one camera: that’s how JVC presents its vision of 3D. Does this finally mean unlimited three-dimensional pictures?
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JVC GC-WP10
Pocket Camcorder, Memory Card Camcorder; Still image Function, Time lapse, YouTube-enabled, …; Newest review: 8/2011
With the ability to record footage up to 10 feet under the water, the JVC Picsio GC-WP10AUS is a perfectly serviceable device for anyone requiring underwater shooting capabilities, and it comes in a
8 reviews,
4 opinions
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More information at: MacWorld, 8/2011 JVC Picsio GC-WP10AUS JVC has released the Picsio GC-WP10AUS, which is a camera that is able to record video footage underwater and is cheaper than standard waterproof camcorders. How well does it capture your underwater world? … to review
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JVC GZ-HM 845
Memory Card Camcorder, Flash Memory Camcorder; Scene detection, Still image Function, …; Newest review: 7/2011 “Even JVC has now given in to the ubiquitous touchscreen operation trend. Its screen was the biggest in our test, measuring 8.9 centimetres. A couple of other fancy features are the lens’ wide angle … 3 reviews |
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JVC Everio GZ-HM330
Memory Card Camcorder; Full HD Output; Optical zoom: 30x; Digital zoom: 200x; Recording Format: …; Newest review: 1/2011 “Likes: very good lowlight quality; fast motion recording in Full HD; option to copy onto an external HDD. Dislikes: wide angle not very wide; no viewfinder.”
4 reviews,
2 opinions
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JVC Everio GZ-HM960
Flash Memory Camcorder, Memory Card Camcorder; Motion detection, Smile detection, Time lapse, …; Newest review: 5/2011 If you don't plan to use the 3D function of the JVC Everio GZ-HM960, it will be a rather pricy camcorder option. If you will use it though, it is a nice additional option. T3 were also pleased …
4 reviews,
1 opinion
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JVC Everio GZ-HM650
Memory Card Camcorder, Flash Memory Camcorder; Video light, Still image Function, …; Newest review: 8/2011
PC Advisor thought that compared to some similarly-featured rivals, JVC's Everio GZ-HM650 offered good value for money. It's light, portable, boasts a bright lens, and they appreciated the
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More information at: PC Advisor, 8/2011 JVC Everio GZ-HM650 First Look JVC's full HD 1920 x 1,080 pixel Everio GZ-HM650 boasts an image-stabilised 40x optical zoom, 8GB of in-built memory, and a slot for even more memory in the form of a SD, SDHC or SDXC card. … to review
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JVC Everio GZ-HM1
Memory Card Camcorder, Flash Memory Camcorder; Time lapse, YouTube-enabled, Face recognition, …; Newest review: 10/2010
Macworld were happy that the JVC Everio GZ-HM1 had lots of manual features. The backlit sensor worked well in low light. On the highest-quality setting, video footage was gorgeous and precise. The
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More information at: VIDEOAKTIV, issue 3/2010 On the Lookout Panasonic is the first manufacturer to present progressive AVCHD video recordings with 50 full frames in the Top-Cam TM 700. Is this enough to make it to the front of the HD top class? In test: Five camcorders were reviewed. Test criteria were picture and sound quality, operation, measurement laboratory as well as features.
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JVC Everio GZ-MS120
Memory Card Camcorder; YouTube-enabled, Still image Function; Optical zoom: 35x; Digital zoom: …; Newest review: 6/2009
“The best SD device with read-only memory (ROM). In the visual test it scored ‘good’ in artificial light. Delivers overall ‘satisfactory’ videos, but image stabilisation is ‘poor’. No view-finder.
5 reviews,
3 opinions
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More information at: VIDEOAKTIV, issue 4/2009 Easy Filming Although the tape - the cheapest medium of the camcorder - has disappeared, it only costs around 300 Euros to enter the field of digital filming. Six camcorders were tested. They were each rated “satisfactory”. Among the test criteria were an image test (sharpness, image noise, lowlight ...), a sound test (sound quality, spatiality, device noise ...) and operation (ergonomy, controls, menu ...).
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JVC GC-FM2
Pocket Camcorder, Memory Card Camcorder; Full HD Output, Still image Function, Time lapse, …; Newest review: 10/2010 If you are searching for a fun device for quick shooting that makes it easy to share footage quickly when with friends but don't want to fork out for a full-blown, real-deal HD camcorder, the …
4 reviews,
6 opinions
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JVC Everio GZ-HM550
Memory Card Camcorder; Face recognition; Optical zoom: 10x; Digital zoom: 200x; Recording …; Newest review: 8/2010 The GZ-HM550's picture quality may be excellent and its feature list spectacular, but CNet didn't consider many of its innovations useful enough to justify the extra outlay, with the laser … 5 reviews |
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JVC GC-FM1
Pocket Camcorder, Memory Card Camcorder; Still image Function; Optical zoom: 4x; Digital zoom: …; Newest review: 3/2010
"... users shouldn't expect quality to match that from a camcorder with a larger lens, optical zoom and a price tag five times as much. That said, viewed in a small window on your PC
6 reviews,
18 opinions
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More information at: Computer Video, issue 1/2010 Culture Shock HD camcorders in a chocolate bar format with few features and at a low price: Currently, this trend is coming from the USA in full power. For halfway ambitious film-makers this comes as a culture shock: Are YouTube and others now defining the quality of self-made films with their partly coarse fidgety and shaky recordings? The world heritage site ‘Zeche Zollverein’ was available as a setting for our shoot. There, the tiny camcorders were supposed to show, whether they have the potential of becoming cultural property. Five camcorders were reviewed. No final marks were given.
Product information and further reviews
Double Agent VIDEOAKTIV 4/2009 - An optimal connection of photos and videos in one camera is important to many manufacturers. With the GZ-X 900, JVC is now getting started as well. VIDEOAKTIV has exclusively tested it.
One vs them all VIDEOAKTIV 4/2008 - One tape camcorder versus seven hard drive, dvd, flash and card-based filmers: can David take on so many Goliaths at once? If you want to know how that one ends take a look at the Old Testament. Review details: Eight camcorders were reviewed and rated from “very good” to “satisfactory”. Test criteria were image test (sharpness, colour reproduction, contrast range ...) sound test (... spatiality, noise interference, hissing) and operation (ergonomics, user guidance, operating equipment ...).
A mixed bag HiFi Test 3/2008 - A few years ago the idea of a camcorder for less than 300 euros was either unthinkable or only possible if you managed to get your hands on a discontinued model from the bargain bin. The result of the now fast growing market for HD devices, and their ever sinking prices, is that the cost of standard camcorders has also plummeted lower than ever imagined. A win-win situation for the customer. Review details: Six camcorders were tested and given ratings between 1.3 and 1.6. Four products are kitted out with a MiniDV drive and two with a read-only memory. The test criteria were picture (colour quality, detail resolution ...), sound, operation, and features.
JVC Everio GZ-MC500 CNET.co.uk 7/2005 - We've previously reviewed this camcorder's cheaper sibling, the MC200. The MC500 exceeds it in performance and image clarity by a noticeable margin. This is largely down to the MC500's three CCDs (Charge Coupled Device) -- it uses three entirely separate sensors that respond independently to red, green and blue light.
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