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Sanyo Xacti VPC-CG21
Memory Card Camcorder; YouTube-enabled, Face recognition, Full HD Output; Optical zoom: 5x; …; Newest review: 4/2011
“Likes: high photo resolution; good sound; comfortable operation via joystick. Dislikes: image noise and distorted sound; small wide-angle, weak battery; no editing software included.”
3 reviews,
4 opinions
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More information at: VIDEOAKTIV, issue 2/2011 HD or SD? Ever since HD cameras became more affordable, standard definition cameras have been fighting for their very existence. ‘VIDEOAKTIV’ wants to find out if you really do get much more for that extra 250 euros? In test: Eight camcorders were reviewed including five HD camcorders and three SD camcorders. Test criteria were picture quality (sharpness, lowlight, image noise ...), sound quality (sound quality of speech and music, device noise, spatiality ...), as well as operation (ergonomics, operating equipment, menu ...), lab results and features.
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-CA100
Memory Card Camcorder; Waterproof; Optical zoom: 12x; Recording Format: MPEG-4; Newest review: 12/2010
In spite of the Xacti VPC-CA100 being pitched as a video and stills camera, Pocket-lint weren't convinced by the quality of its photos, saying that dedicated compact cameras offer better
5 reviews,
32 opinions
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More information at: Foto Praxis, issue 6/2010 Beautiful, colourful underwater world If you want to take photos or shoot videos in the sea, in the swimming pool or in snow and rain, you’ll need a waterproof camera. We’ll show you just how waterproof the latest Sanyo Xacti CA100 camcorder is.
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-SH1
Memory Card Camcorder; Full HD Output; Recording Format: MPEG-4; Newest review: 3/2011
Although not hugely impressed with the Xacti VPC-SH1, MacWorld did consider it to be a good buy at a reasonable price. They would have preferred to see better performance in low-light conditions and
6 reviews,
21 opinions
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More information at: VIDEOAKTIV, issue 4/2010 Something is happening HD camcorders seem to be ready to conquer the mass market. This year manufacturers are making these cameras affordable and, in doing so, are hoping to leave standard definition behind. In test: Eight camcorders were reviewed. Test criteria were picture (sharpness, colour reproduction, image noise ...), sound (sound quality of speech and music, device noise, spatiality ...), operation (ergonomics, user guidance, controls ...) as well as measurement laboratory and features.
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-CS1
Memory Card Camcorder, Pocket Camcorder; Still image Function, Full HD Output; Digital zoom: …; Newest review: 8/2010
The multitude of features, great focusing ability and superb zoom offered by the Sanyo Xacti VPC-CS1 gives buyers a more varied selection, expanding on the current pocket camcorder market. It films
5 reviews,
12 opinions
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More information at: netzwelt.de, 7/2010 A review of the Sanyo Xacti CS1: a flat Full HD camcorder The Sanyo Xacti CS1 records videos in Full HD and you can fold it up and pop it in your pocket as well. It also delivers a better features list and image quality than you get with standard pocket camcorders.
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-CA9
Memory Card Camcorder; Waterproof; Optical zoom: 5x; Digital zoom: 60x; Recording Format: …; Newest review: 6/2010 GadgetSpeak found Sanyo's HD VPC-CA9 camcorder to offer reasonable image quality, straightforward operation, a lightweight, easy-to-handle design, along with some rather unique features. One of …
5 reviews,
15 opinions
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-PD1
Memory Card Camcorder, Pocket Camcorder; Full HD Output, Still image Function; Optical zoom: …; Newest review: 1/2011 “Likes: optical zoom; good sound; high image resolution. Dislikes: loud zoom noise; unstable autofocus; short battery life.”
2 reviews,
4 opinions
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-CG10
Memory Card Camcorder; Still image Function; Optical zoom: 12x; Digital zoom: 5x; …; Newest review: 7/2009
Offering a unique design, an extensive range of features and high-quality performance, particularly with stills, the Sanyo Xacti VPC-CG10 stands out above other ultra compact camcorders in the
6 reviews,
44 opinions
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More information at: CHIP FOTO VIDEO, issue 7/2009 The New Camcorder: All Beginnings are Colourful Anyone who wants to enter the world of digital filming this year, doesn’t have to spend a lot of money. Even the cheapest model in our benchmark test demonstrates high definition recordings. In test: Five camcorders were reviewed. They were each rated “good”. Among the test criteria were image quality, ergonomy and features.
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-WH1
Memory Card Camcorder; Waterproof; Optical zoom: 30x; Recording Format: MPEG-4; Newest review: 11/2009
"... The stills camera is a measly two megapixels, which at a time when snappers on phones are getting better and better, is just not good enough. However, we're willing to cut it some
5 reviews,
27 opinions
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More information at: VIDEOAKTIV, issue 5/2009 Diving Station Get your snorkel on, dive in and start recording - you can make it happen with a waterproof camera. Film makers are now even able to chose between shooting standard and high-definition videos. In test: Three camcorders were reviewed and each rated “satisfactory”. Among the test criteria were image test (sharpness, colour reproduction, contrast range ...), sound test (sound quality speech/music, spatiality, device noise ...) as well as operation (ergonomics, user guidance, controls ...).
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-CG100
Memory Card Camcorder; Still image Function, YouTube-enabled, Full HD Output; Optical zoom: …; Newest review: 1/2011
“An upright camcorder with macro functions but poor picture quality.”
2 reviews,
18 opinions
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More information at: Foto Praxis, issue 1/2011 Low cost HD HD camcorders don’t have to be expensive and if you already own an HD TV you can even magically watch high resolution recordings in your living room for very little money. We tested six cameras under 600 euros. In test: Six camcorders were reviewed. Test criteria were image quality, autofocus, sound quality, features and operation.
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Sanyo Xacti CG20
Full HD Output, Face recognition; Optical zoom: 5x; Digital zoom: 12x; Recording Format: M- …; Newest review: 3/2011 As a lower budget, really pocket-sized camera, Photo answers think the Sanyo Xacti CG20 isn't a bad option. Its still image performance wasn't great, with slow start-up and slow AF. But as …
1 review,
62 opinions
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-FH1
Memory Card Camcorder; Face recognition, Full HD Output, Still image Function; Optical zoom: …; Newest review: 10/2009 "The Sanyo Xacti VPC-FH1 offers some advanced capabilities in exchange for its reasonable purchase price. It produced decent results and provided us with some memorable video footage."
2 reviews,
5 opinions
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD2000
Pocket Camcorder, Memory Card Camcorder; Full HD Output, Still image Function; Digital zoom: …; Newest review: 2/2010 "We love: Cheap for what it does, easy to use. We hate: Slow mo mode is awkward."
6 reviews,
10 opinions
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Sanyo VPC-CG9
Memory Card Camcorder; Still image Function; Optical zoom: 5x; Digital zoom: 60x; …; Newest review: 8/2008
Still not quite able to bring the goods in the image quality department, the Xacti VPC-CG9 is nevertheless a fun point-and-shoot, and its combination of nice design and small size, mean it could be
2 reviews,
1 opinion
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More information at: PC Pro, 9/2008 The Labs: Pocket digital camcorders With pocket digital cameras now recording in HD and becoming ever more affordable, now could be the ideal time to pick one up. PC Pro reviews a selection of ten to help you decide. In test: Ten pocket digital camcorders were reviewed and rated based on performance, features, design and value for money. Scores ranged from 2 to 6 out of 6 stars. … to review
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-TH1
Memory Card Camcorder; Still image Function; Optical zoom: 30x; Recording Format: MPEG-4; Newest review: 5/2009 Simple to use and at an affordable price, Sanyo's Xacti VPC-TH1 camcorder delivers fine straightforward point-and-shoot recording. Image problems occur in motion though, and autofocus is slow, …
1 review,
1 opinion
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD1000
Memory Card Camcorder; Optical zoom: 10x; Digital zoom: 10x; Recording Format: MPEG-4; Newest review: 7/2008 Sanyo's high-end effort is surprisingly cheap given its top specifications and performance. Video quality is great all round - thanks to the large sensor and full HD resolution. A hot shoe is … 4 reviews |
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-CA8
Memory Card Camcorder; Waterproof, Still image Function; Digital zoom: 60x; Recording Format: …; Newest review: 9/2008 While its quality is never going to hold up against a DVD or HD camcorder, the Xacti's underwater ability puts it in a different league, making it one camcorder you won't be afraid to whip … 2 reviews |
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD2
Memory Card Camcorder; Optical zoom: 10x; Digital zoom: 10x; Recording Format: MPEG-4; Newest review: 12/2007 "... MPEG-4 capture is highly compressed and there's no accessory shoe. Also, image quality is a tad washed-out. However, for convenient, high-definition videography, this device certainly …
8 reviews,
10 opinions
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD700GX
Memory Card Camcorder; Still image Function; Optical zoom: 5x; Recording Format: MPEG-4; Newest review: 4/2008 The Xacti HD700 has very nice stills resolution and at the same time offers a decent video resolution. Its compact design allows it to fit into a pocket which is a rarity for most High Definition … 2 reviews |
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD700
Memory Card Camcorder; Full HD Output, Still image Function; Optical zoom: 5x; Digital zoom: …; Newest review: 7/2008 A respectable effort, the Sanyo VPC-HD700 translates its decent specs over to good quality video and still shots. The pistol-style design even helps remedy the main drawback - sub-par image … 2 reviews |
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Sanyo Xacti DMX-CA8
Memory Card Camcorder; Still image Function; Recording Format: MPEG-4; Newest review: 8/2008 While the DMX-CA8's rugged and underwater capabilities are welcome, Personal Computer World felt that due to its disappointing image quality, the Xacti had limited appeal. 1 review |
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Product information and further reviews
Submerged: a review of the Sanyo Xacti CA100 waterproof camcorder netzwelt.de 7/2010 - Be it the Mediterranean, the Baltic coast or your local lake: the Sanyo Xacti CA100 proves itself to be a true companion for those outings in the wettest of the elements. Waterproof up to a depth of three metres (according to the manufacturer) this camcorder records videos in Full HD resolution and produces snapshots with up to 14 megapixels.
Sanyo Xacti CA9 Digicambuyer.co.uk 1/2010 - Remember the days when carrying a camcorder was like the equivalent to a workout at the gym? Well these days the bulk and weight of camcorders has vanished, leaving us with super sleek and portable models like the lightweight Sanyo Xacti CA9. ...
Action film makers VIDEOAKTIV Special Edition Camcorder Kaufberater 2/2009 - Extreme sports fans and beach lovers no longer have to wrap their cameras up in underwater casing. Some models now handle sand, snow and ice as standard and a few can even be submerged in water. Review details: Six camcorders were reviewed and each was rated “satisfactory”.
Sanyo HD2000 What Digital Camera 5/2009 - Adhering closely to its signature pistol-grip design, Sanyo's hybrid video/still HD2000 camera comes with the highest specifications thus far. 8mp stills, 1080p HD at 60fps both recorded to SD cards along with 10x optical zoom and 2.7" swivel-mounted LCD screen, all the features are covered, but what about performance? Review details: Single Test. One hybrid video/still camera was reviewed then rated on features, design, performance, image quality and value. An overall score out of 100% was given.
Xacti VPC-HD2000 MacWorld 4/2009 - Sanyo's top of the Xacti range, the VPC-HD2000 will certainly divide users along aesthetic lines as well as ergonomic. The compact camcorder shoots 1920 x 1080 HD video in MPEG-4 or stills with 8mp sensor to removable SD.
Sanyo VPC-HD2000 Computer act!ve 3/2009 - With HD becoming the default format for video, the hybrid Sanyo VPC-HD2000 takes still images with its 8MP sensor well enough, but where it really excels is in shooting full-HD video.
Group test: Rugged camcorders GadgetCenter 2/2007 - If you want to capture your outdoor antics on video and share them with friends and family, you'll need a camcorder that's capable of taking a knock or two, but can such a device be tough enough and look good at the same time? Review details: Four handheld and ruggedised camcorders were reviewed and rated based on features, performance and value for money. Scores ranged from 3 to 5 stars out of 5.
Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD2000 Stuff TV 2/2009 - With every new generation, Sanyo’s Xacti camcorders have stocked up on new treats. The latest version is now equipped with Full HD recording, the very ‘now’ CMOS sensor, and a PAL friendly mode – absent from its HD1010 predecessor.
Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD1 TrustedReviews 7/2006 - As I’ve reported before, many manufacturers have tried and failed to produce the perfect hybrid of a digital still camera and a digital video camera. In theory it shouldn’t be too hard; after all they both use the same core technology. They both use compact high-powered zoom lenses, both use rechargeable batteries and both capture their images using CCDs. However for some reason no attempt so far has been truly successful. The last one I reviewed was the dismal Sony DSC-M2, which suffered from appalling handling and incomprehensible controls. However there is one manufacturer that has been making hybrid cameras longer than any other, and one that is often overlooked by many reviewers. Sanyo’s Xacti range of still/video cameras has been around since 2004, although previous models have suffered from poor picture quality and limited shooting time on standard SD cards. However the latest model, the VPC-HD1, looks a lot more promising, so I got one in for closer scrutiny.
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