Isonic Snapbox HD665 Multifunctional High Definition Camcorder Black

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Manufacturer: Snapbox_Media
Model: Snapbox HD665
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Snapbox_Media
Label: Snapbox_Media

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Features for Isonic Snapbox HD665 Multifunctional High Definition Camcorder Black :

High Definition Video Camera, 5 Mega Pixels Digital Still camera, 8X Digital Zoom,
3" LCD
Digital Still Camera,MP3 player
TV Output HDMI A/V output; NTSC/PAL Optional
Voice Recorder,personal media player

Small Picture
Medium Picture

Customer Reviews

Isonic HD camera review

2008-07-15
This camera has been perfect for me. All I was after was something digital to get some practice sessions to the computer. I was expecting poor quality for 150 dollars. What I got was a lot better then what I thought I would get.

The interface has been easy to use even with my large fingers. It attached to my tripod perfectly. I got about 40 minutes of standard def video on a battery charge. The device is extremely light weight and black is a great color. No shiny silver object dangling above the table distracting people.

This camera does not take breathtaking pictures. I takes pictures that are good if things are situated. This camera just doesn't have effective image stabilization or great exposure control. Low light is grainy. Your not going to take great photos with any 150 dollar camera. However, the quality of videos and photos have been perfect for my needs.

This was a great purchase for me. I gave it 5 stars based on its merits as a 150 dollar camera. For 400 I would be disappointed. But I didn't pay 400

It came with a belt loop case software HDMI(custom interface to the camera looks like a mini cable on one end) cable USB cable Battery..... I was impressed with the cable selection.

I have shot 5 hours of video with it and have owned it for a week. So far I am happy with my purchase

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