Panasonic VDR-M55

Panasonic NV-GS30

I have recently bought the Panasonic GS30 camcorder. After a couple of months of use I have so say that I'm well pleased with it. The camcorder does all that is asked of it and plenty more. It has many more features than I could ever use, although still remains very simple to use. The camcorders size is one of the main reaons I bought it in the first place and although it is very small the buttons all seem to be easy to use. Connecting the camcorder to a computer is very simple using a firewire connection and uploading and downloading video is no problem. One feature that I do like, is DV IN which allows me to copy the edited video from my PC back onto the ...

Panasonic NV-DS29

Well, I found this camera easy to use . It looks great and comes with a comprehensive manual. Although I found the scren a bit fiddly to open , the screen is excellent .Not only that but you can rotate the screen around 180 degrees , the kids like looking at themselves when being filmed. The zoom is top banana and the camera ...

Panasonic NV-DS28

is the difference between the DS27 and the DS28, the DS27 only has DV-OUT). It meets my basic requirements admirably. It is also capable of taking still pictures (with an 800 ,000 pixel CCD don t expect them to be anywhere near photo quality), although these are stored on the tape as opposed to any sort of memory stick (look to the NV-DS37/38 for this feature). There are a number of digital effects as well, including a 600x digital zoom, image stabilisation and a number of scene transitions. The c amera also has a neat feature in that as you zoom the lens, the angle of sensitivity of the ...