JVC 60GB Hard Drive Camcorder Gray GZMG360B

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Manufacturer: JVC
Model: JVC-GZMG360B
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: JVC
Label: JVC
Floppy Disk Drive: None

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Features for JVC 60GB Hard Drive Camcorder Gray GZMG360B :

Box Contents - Everio GZ-MG360B Onyx Black, Battery, Remote control Software included - PowerCinema NE for Everio, PowerProducer 3 NE, PowerDirector 5 NE Express, Digital Photo Navigator
1/6-inch, 680K-pixel CCD
30.5mm Filter Diameter
35x Optical zoom
800x Digital zoom (max.)

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Editorial Review
With the GZ-MG360B Everio Hard Drive Camcorder you can record all the stuff that makes life more fun. Everio has been redesigned to offer more satisfaction in a smaller, lighter body. It's the world's smallest and lightest hard disk camcorder, so you can shoot actively without fatigue, and travel with lots of space left over when you pack your bags. The Everio models have been equipped with a high-performance lens developed by camera specialist, KONICA MINOLTA. It captures clear and bright images. Everio is equipped with an industry-leading 35x optical zoom for incredible magnification with full optical quality. Digital zoom takes you up to 800x. Internal high-capacity HDD allows extremely long recording times. With the 60GB model, you can store up to 75 hours of video. To safeguard Hard Disk Drive from shocks and vibrations, the Everio has a Floating Suspension System that effectively dampens vibrations through polymer shock absorbers. You can choose the picture quality from four modes, from high-quality video equivalent to DVD Movie to small-sized clip ideal for uploading to the Web. In addition to a built-in hard disk drive, Everio also has a slot for microSD Card so you can store videos and stills on this commonly available memory card (optional). Now copy video and stills from the built-in HDD to the microSD card. Sharing is even easier. 1/2 - 1/4000 Video Shutter Speed 1/2 - 1/1000 Still Shutter Speed 112K pixel, 2.7-inch LCD monitor 60GB 1.8 hard drive microSD Memory Card Slot Video Format - MPEG-2-PS Audio Format - Dolby Digital Still Format - JPEG Interfaces on Camera - USB2.0, AV Out, DC in Built-in Lens Cover Image Stabilizer Auto illumination light Auto Power ON/OFF - Close the LCD to turn the power off and Open turns the camera on in about 1 second Auto LCD Backlight Control for comfortable viewing whether indoors or outdoors PictBridge compatible Approximate Unit Dim
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Customer Reviews

Práctica, delicada, fácil de usar. Una gran cámara

2008-08-08
Cumplió con creces mis espectativas, es completa, fácil de usar y una excelente calidad de filmación. Si me pongo exigente, un punto en contra es la ubicación de las conexiones de los cables USB y para cargar la batería. Pero como dije, son pequeños detalles que no empañan para nada las buenas cualidades de esta cámara.

Not satisfied

2008-07-31
I bought this because my old Sony was acting funny, and I was disappointed that there was no way to have a timestamp on the video. So if I watched my video after 20 years, I would have no way of figuring out when I shot it unless I remembered myself. The unit seemed to go out of focus very often while zooming. The software with it was mediocre, the Everio specific one was atrocious. MiniDV videos can be run through a software to put timestamps on the file, but it seems to be impossible here. I sold it and went back to my old one.
On the pro side, the unit feels compact, though it has a badly made feel to it. No Nightshot feature that I could see.

Compact, good video, No Quick review

2008-04-06
This is a good product. One complaint is the lack of a quik review. You have to scroll through sensor bar to review videos taken. 400-600 dollars for a 60 gig camcorder w/ dvd quality and decient light levels. It is a solid buy.

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