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HC-X-920
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Panasonic HC-X920

Wi-Fi; Optical zoom: 12x; Newest review: 3/2013

Although for most people a smartphone or digital camera will do just fine for recording video, there's nothing like a dedicated camcorder if you want to achieve the best results, and the HC-X920 …

2 reviews

 
X800
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Panasonic HC-X800

Memory Card Camcorder; Image stabilisation, Zebra mode, Still image Function, Pre- …; Newest review: 7/2012

While the HC-X800 is certainly cheaper than its more advanced HC-X900 sibling, Trusted Reviews couldn't help but see it as a case of false economy, since unless you're absolutely positive …

3 reviews, 20 opinions (Excellent)

 
HXWA10
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Panasonic HX-WA10

Flash Memory Camcorder; Still image Function, Waterproof, Full HD Output; Optical zoom: 5x; …; Newest review: 8/2011

The HX-WA10 from Panasonic proves the upright camcorder format has some benefits over the pocket internet alternatives, such as an optical zoom and superior still images. Trusted Reviews liked the

3 reviews, 29 opinions (Above average)

 

More information at: TrustedReviews, 8/2011 Panasonic HX-WA10 With camcorders in virtually every style and format, it seems that Panasonic have got every eventuality covered. The waterproof HX-WA10 is one of their upright choices, but it holds a few other treats too. … to review

 
HCV720
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Panasonic HC-V720

Memory Card Camcorder; Time lapse, Wi-Fi, Full HD Output, Wind noise suppresion, …; Newest review: 4/2013

The HC-V720's main appeal is not the quality of its footage, which sadly is not much better than what you can get out of a high-end smartphone, but rather its versatility and the way it opens up …

2 reviews

 
HDCZ10000
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Panasonic HDC-Z10000

Memory Card Camcorder, 3D Camcorder; Scene detection, YouTube-enabled, Face recognition, …; Newest review: 2/2012

The optical zoom on the Panasonic Z10000 could sometimes lag a little, and the reliance of using a touchscreen to make adjustments is not always ideal, but otherwise Expert Reviews believe this to be …

3 reviews

 
HC-V 700
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Panasonic HC-V700

3D Camcorder; Full HD Output, Still image Function, 3D converter; Optical zoom: 21x; …; Newest review: 4/2012

The Panasonic HC-V700 camcorder has a large 46x zoom range - 21x optical zoom and the rest is controlled by the Intelligent Zoom system. You can record films in 1080i at 50Hz and 1080p at 50 fps in …

3 reviews, 44 opinions (Above average)

 
HCX900
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Panasonic HC-X900

Memory Card Camcorder, 3D Camcorder; Microphone input, Full HD Output; Optical zoom: 12x; …; Newest review: 5/2012

5FWD think the Panasonic HC-X900 camcorder is very portable, as it has compact shape and can easily be held. It supports both 2D and 3D recording, Full HD and has a 12x optical zoom, with image

4 reviews, 44 opinions (Excellent)

 

More information at: TrustedReviews, 3/2012 Panasonic HC-X900 This camcorder from Panasonic is the latest from the brand's top end range. Have they made enough improvements compared to the previous version? … to review

Panasonic HC-V100
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Panasonic HC-V100

Memory Card Camcorder; Scene detection, Motion detection, YouTube-enabled, Face recognition, …; Newest review: 12/2012

Most budding filmmakers often find themselves wanting to shoot indoors, so the HC-V100's fantastic low light performance will be a godsend to many. Image quality in good light is superb too, and …

1 review

 
HC-V 500
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Panasonic HC-V500

Memory Card Camcorder; High-speed autofocus, Touchscreen, Scene detection, Video light, …; Newest review: 6/2012

While the HC-V500 is certainly cheaper than high-end models, it's a bit too expensive to be a true budget camcorder. Trusted Reviews considered its image quality to be very good considering the …

2 reviews, 29 opinions (Above average)

 
HCV520
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Panasonic HC-V520

Hard Disk (HDD) Camcorder, Flash Memory Camcorder; Video editing function, Still image …; Newest review: 1/2013

If you can spare a bit extra, Trusted Reviews reckon that Panasonic's own HC-V720 is the one to go for, but the HC-V520 is nevertheless an excellent midrange offering that won't disappoint …

1 review

 
 
Panasonic HX-WA2
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Panasonic HX-WA2

Memory Card Camcorder, Outdoor Camcorder; Still image Function, Scene detection, YouTube- …; Newest review: 4/2012

It may not strictly be a budget option, but Panasonic's HX-WA2 is still a relatively affordable solution to your versatile, pocket-friendly camcorder needs. Trusted Reviews could understand the

1 review, 15 opinions (Excellent)

 

More information at: TrustedReviews, 4/2012 Panasonic HX-WA2 Panasonic has revitalized its approach to pocket Internet Camcorders. Hopefully the result will prove to be a more long term option than its predecessor. … to review

HM-TA20
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Panasonic HM-TA 20

Pocket Camcorder, Memory Card Camcorder; YouTube-enabled, Waterproof, Face recognition, …; Newest review: 7/2011

Although the Panasonic HM-TA20 is a bit on the heavy side, it is very sturdy and can handle just about anything you throw at it. The locking system can be a bit awkward, but otherwise T3 had little

6 reviews, 20 opinions (Above average)

 

More information at: TrustedReviews, 6/2011 Panasonic HM-TA20 Cisco's decision to discontinue the Flip range has had a negative effect on the whole pocket camcorder market, but it is still a very convenient format, especially when combined with a certain degree of rugedness. … to review

HXA100
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Panasonic HX-A100

Helmet camera; Still image Function, Image stabilisation, Splash proof, Motion detection, …; Newest review: 5/2013

While Pocket-lint weren't too pleased with the HX-A100's non-removable battery and soft-ish and noisy footage, they did say that it's well put together and that its first-person …

1 review

 
Panasonic HDC-SD 40
Panasonic HDC-SD 40

Memory Card Camcorder; Scene detection, Face recognition; Optical zoom: 34x; Digital zoom: …; Newest review: 8/2011

Panasonic's HDC-SD40 1MOS camcorder doesn't shoot in full HD and has no memory built-in. It does have a full range of manual settings though and optical image stabilisation. The 16.8x

6 reviews, 15 opinions (Above average)

 

More information at: TrustedReviews, 8/2011 Panasonic HDC-SD40 Even though most buyers want to buy a camcorder that is affordable, it is still the high-end equipment that makes the biggest headlines. Panasonic do offer an entry level model that is small in size but somewhere in the middle for features and price. … to review

Panasonic HDC-SD 99
Panasonic HDC-SD 99

Memory Card Camcorder; Pre-recording function, Touchscreen, Scene detection, Video light, …; Newest review: 5/2011

“Likes: sharp, pictures taken in daylight are detailed; supports 50p and the brand’s own 3D lens; integrated video light and mic input. OK: -. Dislikes: problems focusing when taking night shots,

4 reviews

 

More information at: HiFi Test, issue 2/2011 3D for everyone! The HDC-SDT750 had a successful début (reviewed in issue 6/10) and now Panasonic is back for more. On its own, the HDC-SD99 costs around 550 euros; together with its additional 3D unit (which costs just under 300 euros) you’re looking at an affordable 3D camera which is still well under the 1,000 euro mark. And best of all - you don’t need to decide right at the start whether you want to have 3D or not. For just over 500 euros you’ll be getting your hands on an outstanding Full HD camcorder which you can upgrade to a 3D bolide whenever you like.

SDT750
Panasonic HDC-SDT750

Memory Card Camcorder, 3D Camcorder; 3D converter, Full HD Output; Optical zoom: 12x; …; Newest review: 4/2011

When it comes to capturing 2D footage, the Panasonic HDC-SDT750 is certainly among the best camcorders that the folks at CamcorderInfo.co.uk have ever come across. However, while they found it quite …

8 reviews, 4 opinions (Average)

 
HDC-SD 80
Panasonic HDC-SD 80

Memory Card Camcorder; Video light, Face recognition, Full HD Output, Still image Function; …; Newest review: 6/2011

It is possible to buy camcorders for cheaper than the HDC-SD80, but with its good touchscreen, large zoom and full HD filming abilities, FiveFwd considered this Panasonic to be an extremely capable …

5 reviews

 
Panasonic HDC-SD 909
Panasonic HDC-SD 909

Memory Card Camcorder; Time lapse, YouTube-enabled, Face recognition, Full HD Output, …; Newest review: 5/2011

“Camcorder with excellent image quality and a high-resolution display.”

5 reviews

 

More information at: videofilmen, issue 3/2011 Nothing new amongst the top models The 900 models aren’t dramatically different to their predecessors - the SD707, TM700, HS700 and SDT750. A new feature is that all three cameras are compatible with an optional 3D lens attachment and include a larger and improved display.

HM-TA 1
Panasonic HM-TA 1

Pocket Camcorder, Memory Card Camcorder; YouTube-enabled, Full HD Output; Optical zoom: 1x; …; Newest review: 1/2011

Nicely priced and offering Full HD recording, the TA1 is a fantastic option for those wanting a camcorder light and small to take on holiday and don't need pro features. FiveFWD admitted that

10 reviews, 77 opinions (Above average)

 

More information at: Micro Mart, issue 1142 (27 January-2 February 2011) Panasonic HM-TA1 Identified by its less than descriptive title of HM-TA1 is the Panasonic pocket camcorder with HD capture facilities. This unit is compact enough at 53 x 104 x 18mm and lightweight at 115g. ... … to review

HDC-TM900
Panasonic HDC-TM 900

Flash Memory Camcorder, Memory Card Camcorder; Scene detection, Time lapse, YouTube-enabled, …; Newest review: 5/2011

In a test against other camcorders, the Panasonic HDC-TM900 gave the best quality videos and came out as the T3 test winner. They do point out, however, that if you are interested in 3D it will cost …

5 reviews, 15 opinions (Excellent)

 
 

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Product information and further reviews

Panasonic HC-X900 Expert Reviews 2/2012 - Panasonic's HC-X900 camcorder supports full HD and has three sensors to maximise colour accuracy and detail. How well does this work?

Light Frame VIDEOAKTIV 5/2010 - In contrast to the top models of the 700 series, the SD 600 doesn’t skimp on image quality and also masters progressive recordings. Where has Panasonic made cut backs?

Feather weight videofilmen 1/2011 - Weighing in at barely over 200 grams, the Panasonic SDX1 is currently the lightest Full HD camcorder and still manages to deliver (almost) all of the features that you would expect from a high-quality camera.

Panasonic HDC-SD900 CNET.co.uk 8/2011 - Panasonic's HDC-SD900 finds itself positioned right next to the HDC-TM900 and the HDC-HS900, which are basically identical, aside from their different storage capacities. This model delivers 1080p high-def video and offers 3D capability, along with manual control.

Panasonic SD90 MacWorld 7/2011 - With its flip-out touchscreen and thoughtful control layout, the SD90 puts all the possibilities of Full HD video right at your fingertips.

The Morning Air ... VIDEOAKTIV 6/2009 - ... smells sweet for Panasonic, given its highly successful Top HD series. Therefore, the manufacturer surprisingly follows up with the first flash memory model, the TM 350. Review details: Single Test. Among the test criteria were image test (sharpness, image noise, lowlight ...), measurement laboratory and features.

Panasonic HDC-SD90 T3 2/2011 - A quality 2D and 3D shooter that won't break the bank.

Panasonic HDC-TM10 Electric Pig 8/2009 - It's a wonder that we've any room left in our pockets, seeing as more and more gadgets are shrinking to the size of pocketability. Now even the Panasonic HDC-TM10 full HD camcorder is fighting for a spot in them. Yet with such small dimensions, can it really measure up when it comes to performance? Reviewers have a look and tell all.

Panasonic HDC-TM700 PC Pro 4/2010 - With cheap pocket video cameras now boasting 1080p resolutions and phones going HD too, producers of enthusiast camcorders are having a harder time than ever persuading consumers to part with their cash. Some manufacturers have gone down the route of adding extra toys and gimmicky features. Panasonic, on the other hand, has simply concentrated on quality, and with its HDC-TM700 that focus has paid off. Review details: Single Test. One camcorder was reviewed and rated on features & design, value for money and performance.

Panasonic HDC-SD9 PC Advisor 5/2008 - Impressive specs and design aside, how does Panasonic's diminutive camcorder perform?

Panasonic SDR-S150 CNET.co.uk 3/2007 - It sounds like the perfect holiday camcorder: it weighs 290g, it has three CCDs and a 10x zoom lens, takes 3-megapixel still photos, and offers optical image stabilisation and SD-card recording, all for less than £600. And that includes the 2GB SD card and the remote that come in the box. But while the Panasonic SDR-S150 might seem like the traveller's dream come true, it doesn't really live up to expectation, especially at its current price.

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