JVC GZ-HD7 - Opinioni degli Esperti

Recensione: A consumer camcorder with a 1,920 x 1,080i resolution and no tapes. Sounds good, but is it?

Verdetto: Overall, JVC's GZ-HD7E is a very capable camcorder but until more applications support editing, its output will remain one for the gadget-hungry consumer rather than more serious enthusiasts.

Recensione: High Definition (HD) camcorder buyers face a whirlwind of choices including formats, recording media and price. Which is best--HDV, AVCHD, MPEG-2, MPEG-4? Should I go with tape, flash...

Pro: Good video quality; five-hour video capacity; excellent manual options; attractive design

Contro: No AF Assist lamp, flash or light; offloading and storing HD content is a pain; expensive

Pro: Nice manual features, Attractive design, High-quality audio, Low-noise, low-light video

Contro: Ineffectual optical stabilizer, Needs a built-in ND filter, Some horizontal jitter and stuttering during playback, Low-resolution video, Sad battery life

Verdetto: If this camcorder cost AU$1,000, we'd give it a much higher rating. For its price, though, we expect far better performance and video quality.

Recensione: JVC's range of Everio camcorders has proved mighty successful over the last few years and the latest addition to its HD stable looks certain to continue the trend. It's also the first consumer camcorder to provide Full HD recording

Pro: Fantastic picture and sound, Looks superb, Strong connections, Superb HD picture quality, Wide range of manual overrides

Contro: No hi-def component video inputs, Staggering price, Quite pricey, Viewfinder can't be angled

Verdetto: Not the most affordable HD cam but provides a stunning performance that will please even the most demanding videomakers.

Pro: Nice manual features; attractive design; high-quality audio; low-noise, low-light video.

Contro: Ineffectual optical stabilizer; needs a built-in ND filter; some horizontal jitter and stuttering during playback; low-resolution video; sad battery life.

Verdetto: If this camcorder cost $500, we'd give it a much higher rating. But for its quadruple-digit price, we expect far better performance and video quality from the JVC Everio GZ-HD7.