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Panasonic SDR-H40
$500.00
Released May, 2008
The Pros:Easy enough for anyone to just pick up and start using. Picture quality is sharp, and the colors really pop. Audio is fairly good, generally can hear what people are saying easily.
The Cons:Battery runs down fairly quickly, can't do much more than an hour at a time.
Released in May 2008 the Panasonic SDR-H40 is a standard definition camcorder. The little brother of the SDR-H60, it records MPEG-2 to its 40GB internal hard drive or loaded SD/SDHC card. Still images are restricted by the camcorder's lackluster CCD, producing a maximum image resolution of 640x480 (0.3MP).
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While it is slightly larger than many consumer offerings, the ability to take up to 9-36 hours of footage without erasing or transferring is reason enough to consider this model. Battery life is 90 Minutes.
Specs
- CCD: 1/6", 0.8MP
- Resolution: 640 x 480 at 30 fps
- Screen: 2.7" LCD, 123K pixel
- Zoom: 42x optical, 2000x digital
- Tape type: SD/SDHC + internal 40GB HD
- Interface: buttons
- Battery life: 90 minutes
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Pros & Cons
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easy enough for anyone to just pick up and start using
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picture quality is sharp, and the colors really pop
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audio is fairly good, generally can hear what people are saying easily
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compact and light design, easy to carry around
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works in all kinds of lighting conditions
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tough casing, can handle being bumped around a bit without any signs of wear
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battery runs down fairly quickly, can't do much more than an hour at a time
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