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JVC Everio GZ-MG365
$765.00
Released January, 2008
The Pros:Very compact form factor, easy to transport. Requires very little initial setup, just charge and use. High degree of optical zoom for this price.
The Cons:Still shots tend to be blurry unless the camera is kept perfectly still. Expensive considering it does not record in HD. Battery life is shorter than competitors at this price point.
JVC claims that its GZ series are the world's smallest and lightest hard-disk recording camcorders at approximately 0.7lbs. The Everio GZ-MG365's internal drive can store 60GB--up to 70 hours of video in low quality mode or 14 hours in highest-quality.
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There is also a micro-SD card slot. The camera has a 1/6" CCD sensor with a Gigabrid Engine for image processing. The zoom lens is manufactured by Konica-Minolta and provides 35x opticla magnification, with a 800x digital zoom and image stabilization. The camera comes with the "Everio Dock" for simple connector interface, and has USB 2.0, iLink and IEEE1394 output.
Features
- 1/6" CCD sensor
- Gigabrid Engine for image processing
- 60GB internal hard-drive
- 70 hours of recording in low-quality, 14 hours in high-quality
- Micro-SD card slot
- Konica-Minolta lens with 35x optical zoom
- Image stabilization
- Everio Dock
- USB 2.0, iLink and IEEE1394 output
- Weight: 0.71lbs
- Dimensions: Approx. 2-3/16" x 2-11/16" x 4-11/16" (54mm x 68mm x 119mm)
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Very compact form factor, easy to transport
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Requires very little initial setup, just charge and use
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High degree of optical zoom for this price
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Image stabilization works well to resist shaking effects in video mode
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Still shots tend to be blurry unless the camera is kept perfectly still
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Expensive considering it does not record in HD
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Battery life is shorter than competitors at this price point
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Touch screen menus are not very intuitive and take a lot of getting used to
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