Archive for May 17th, 2008

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Samsung SC-D372 MiniDV Camcorder with 34x Optical Zoom Samsung SC-D372 Mini-DV Camcorder is easy to use right out of the box. Using the powerful 34x optical/1200x digital zoom, capture remarkably detailed 680K pixel CCD images that can be previewed on the 2.7″ widescreen LCD display. You havce the ability to record video in 4:3 standard and 16:9 widescreen formats. The SC-D372 can record and play back up to two hours of video in 16:9 format. LED video light 4 - 3 & 16 - 9 recording Slow shutter night mode F1.6 lens/30mm diameter Firewire IEEE1394 2.0 port for direct data transfer to a computer 80 minute battery life AV outputs LCD+ and Voice+ Slow shutter night mode Multi-language function - Supports 21 languages Unit Dimensions - 2.16 x 3.70 x 4.68; Weight - 0.77 lbs.
Customer Review: Great!! (If you have good lighting)
The good: The samsung SC-D372 is a great camcorder under the right light conditions. If you film during a bright day on the beach or park, you’ll enjoy great high quality video, widescreen, image stabilization, great sound, and excellent zooming. Very good for recording “open field” sports games, such as baseball and football (during the day).The battery lasts around 80 minutes, unless you rewind. Rewinding it lasts 10 minutes.

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Canon VIXIA HF100 Flash Memory High Definition Camcorder with 12x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom records high-definition AVCHD video (at 1080i resolution) to SD and SDHC memory cards (not included) * 3.3-megapixel CMOS image sensor (2.07 effective in 16:9) * High Definition video lens with 12X optical zoom (digital zoom to 200X) * advanced DIGIC DV II image processor with hybrid noise reduction system * 2-11/16″ widescreen LCD *
Customer Review: WOW
This camera is awesome. Flash memory and awesome video quality. It doesn’t get any better.
Customer Review: Beware - Vegas Platinum and AVCHD
I’m sure some of you will be annoyed with me for writing this; however, several reviewers have written how they are happy they are with using Vegas Platinum 8 to “handle” the AVCHD. I’m not writing this to distract from Canon’s HF100; however, the lack of clarity by previous reviewers will likely result in more people buying Vegas with the assumption that it edits and Creates AVCHD projects. It Doesn’t.

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