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Sony Handycam DCR-DVD7E video

It's cute and competent. For those looking for a straightforward point-and-shoot casual-use camcorder, it's hard to fault the 7E Read more

7 July 2008, 11:00  |  Tags: Sony, Handycam, Sony Handycam DCR-DVD7E, MiniDV

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CDRoller 8.61

Find, test, retrieve lost files from CDs or DVDs, and burn new discs. Read more

12 November 2009, 06:04  |  Tags: Sony, digital cameras

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7.2

Canon HR10 review

Canon HR10 review

The Canon HR10 is camcorder that records to DVDs in the AVCHD format. It has an excellent complement of manual controls, including some nice image and digital effects, as well as Instant AF for changing the focus quickly. All in all, this camcorder produces some great video Read more

9 November 2007, 11:53  |  Tags: Canon, Canon HR10, manual focus, DVDs

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7.3

Panasonic VDR-D310 review

Panasonic VDR-D310 review

The Panasonic VDR-D310 is the most high-end Panasonic DVD camcorder you can get. With a 10x Leica lens giving it a significant edge, it clearly appears to be designed for users who want high-quality video without investing the significant money required for hi-def Read more

31 October 2007, 15:47  |  Tags: Panasonic, Panasonic VDR-D310, shutter speed, hi-def, joystick

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6.7

Panasonic SDR-H250  review

Panasonic SDR-H250 review

Panasonic brings a 3CCD hard drive camcorder to the table with the SDR-H250. It helpfully provides an option to record to a memory card and it offers many useful scene modes, but it will struggle to keep up with hi-def models Read more

6 March 2007, 17:39  |  Tags: Panasonic, Panasonic SDR-H250, LED, high definition, battery pack

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5.0

JVC Everio GZ-MG77 review

JVC Everio GZ-MG77 review

JVC's hard-disk-based GZ-MG77 has sacrificed some of its features for affordability -- it only has a single CCD, as opposed to its more expensive 3CCD sibling, the MG505, and the zoom comes nowhere near tape-based models. If you're a casual user, however, who wants to record straight to hard disk, it might just suffice Read more

22 August 2006, 14:05  |  Tags: JVC, JVC Everio GZ-MG77, optical zoom, MiniDV, widescreen display

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6.0

Sony Handycam DCR-DVD205 review

Sony Handycam DCR-DVD205 review

If you're shopping around for a low-end DVD camcorder without too many superficial features, the DCR-DVD205 could be the solution. While it's lacking in some basic connections, such as USB, and its image quality is no more than mediocre, it does offer widescreen video and reasonably fast autofocus Read more

18 August 2006, 10:42  |  Tags: Sony, Sony Handycam DCR-DVD205, USB connector, analogue

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6.3

Canon DC10 review

Canon DC10 review

Canon's DC10 has an almost identical design to its sibling, the DC20 -- the latter benefits from a higher resolution CCD for stills photography and a night mode. If you're used to MiniDV, you might find the DC10's footage disappointing, but casual users may well find the convenience of straight-to-DVD recording more than compensates Read more

16 August 2006, 14:36  |  Tags: Canon, Canon DC10, DVDs, optical zoom, dynamic range

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6.0

Sony Handycam DCR-HC36 review

Sony Handycam DCR-HC36 review

Sony Handycam DCR-HC36 is an affordable, small and lightweight camcorder. It has many similarities to the entry-level Handycam DCR-HC26, but the HC36 comes with a Memory Stick Duo Pro slot for still-image recording, as well as a remote control, which is handy when watching your tapes Read more

9 August 2006, 14:45  |  Tags: Sony, Sony Handycam DCR-HC36, MiniDV, touchscreen

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6.2

Hitachi DZ-BX35E review

Hitachi DZ-BX35E review

Like most low-end camcorders, the Hitachi DZ-BX35E, which includes a 25x optical zoom lens and sub-megapixel CCD, isn't loaded with fancy features, but it's intuitive to use and ergonomically sound. Its image quality isn't the best in its class, though, and you can get a better Hitachi for not much more money Read more

2 August 2006, 15:22  |  Tags: Hitachi, Hitachi DZ-BX35E, manual focus, tripod, video quality

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