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JVC Everio GZ-HD5


$1,199.00 Released April, 2008

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Fits perfectly in your hand, well balanced and feels just right while you record. Controls are easy to work out, no real learning curve. Good light gathering, gets a sharp and clear HD image that looks great on an HDTV.

The Cons:Image stabilization is poor at extended zoom ranges. Uses a proprietary file type which isn't compatible with a lot of software.

The JVC Everio GZ-HD5 is a high definition camcorder capable of capturing video in full-HD 1920x1080 resolution and has a 60GB internal hard-drive. It features a 1/5" 3 CCD chipset that records in progressive scan.

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The lens is manufactured by Fujinon and is capable of 10x optical zoom, and 200x digital zoom, with image stabilization. The camera can record up to 30mbps, with an additional three lower modes down to 11mbps, and offers 1080p 60fps output via HDMI 1.3. 

Features

  • Full-HD 1920x1080 resolution
  • 1/5" 3CCD sensor with progressive scan
  • 60GB internal hard-drive
  • Fujinon lens with 10x optical zoom
  • Image stabilization
  • 11mbps to 30mbps recording quality
  • Offers 60fps 1080p image
  • Output by HDMI 1.3 and USB 2.0
  • 16:9

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Pros
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    fits perfectly in your hand, well balanced and feels just right while you record

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    controls are easy to work out, no real learning curve

  • 1

    good light gathering, gets a sharp and clear HD image that looks great on an HDTV

  • 1

    plenty of internal storage, don't have to worry about going out and getting a memory card

  • 1

    output ports are HDMI and USB, doesn't use anything proprietary, easy to find cables for it

  • 1

    zoom lens has a pretty good range, and there isn't much distortion when it gets extended

Cons
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    image stabilization is poor at extended zoom ranges

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    uses a proprietary file type which isn't compatible with a lot of software

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