Sanyo Xacti VPC-C5 - Opinioni degli Esperti

Recensione: When we reviewed Sanyo's Xacti VPC-C1, we were quite enamoured with the hybrid digital camera and mini-camcorder approach. We were less impressed by the lack of features. The VPC-C5 suffers from some of the same problems - but a great overhaul of styling,

Verdetto: The Xacti VPC-C5 is miles better than Sanyo's previous efforts and we won't be surprised when other manufacturers emulate the camera/camcorder hybrid formula. But remember, if you want a straightforward digicam for your £500, you'll find better elsewhere

Recensione: As a still camera, the Sanyo again demonstrated plenty of class, as pictures shot at 2,592 x 1,944 were extremely sharp and detailed. The camera also offers a decent selection of settings, which help fine-tune your shots to suit the current environment an

Verdetto: The Sanyo makes capturing audio, still images and videos a breeze at a price that's very easy to live with.

Recensione: The Sanyo "Xacti C5" is a stylishly thin, pocket-sized 5-megapixel digital camera and full-motion MPEG-4 video camera offering built-in digital image stabilization and a swiveling 2-inch trans-reflective LCD screen. Users can also select real-time interpo

Recensione: Relying on SD Cards for storage, Sanyo's Xacti VPC-C5 shoots stills at 5 Megapixels and records video in at VGA resolution - with good results. A review by Jørgen Sundgot.

Pro: Miniscule size; marvellously merges still, video recording; simple operation

Contro: Underperforms in poorly lit conditions; clumsy interface; noisy lens motors

Recensione: Sanyo Press Release Ultra-Compact SANYO VPC-C5 Digital Media Camera Now Available in the U.S.A. Stylish Five-Megapixel Digital Still and MPEG-4 Video Camera Easily Fits Pocket or Purse, for Spontaneous Shooting Anytime, Anywhere Itâ€(tm)s easy to shoot hi