69
Panasonic SDR-H90
$500.00
Released April, 2009
The Pros:80GB internal storage capacity. 70x optical zoom. SD/SDHC slot for cheap additional storage.
The Cons:Very poor colours, very poor sharpness, foggy image, bad foto quality (less than a phone camera) ( (in Xp-max.quality mode). Not worth the extra $50 for 20GB more storage. Standard definition.
The Panasonic SDR-H90 is an entry-level, compact camcorder that weighs just 300 grams. The second of three Panasonic SDR-H camcorders, the Panasonic SDR-H90 is an upgrade from the Panasonic SDR-H80 in that it features an 80GB (versus 60GB) HDD.
Loading latest prices from ProductWiki...
In all other ways, the SDR-H90 is practically an equivalent of its peer. For instance, the SDR-H90 also features a 0.8 megapixel sensor, a 70x optical zoom, a 100x digital zoom, and a 2.7” LCD display. In addition, the SDR-H90 boasts an SD/SDHC memory card port. Users have the option of recording video either onto the HDD or onto an SD card in MPEG-2 format. In fact, the HD can store up to 14-54 hours of video, whereas a typical 8GB SD card can store approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes of video. The SDR-H90 also includes Optical Image Stabilization, and Face Detection functions for smoother recording, not to mention a YouTube video mode for Internet-ready recording. The Panasonic SDR-H90 retails for a slightly more expensive $499.95 (versus $449.95) and comes with a 1 year limited warranty.
Features
- Entry-Level
- .8 Megapixel Sensor
- 70x Optical Zoom
- 100x Digital Zoom
- 2.7” LCD Display
- 80GB HDD
- SD/SDHC Memory Card Port
- Optical Image Stabiization
- Face Detection
- YouTube Video Mode
- Available in Black
- Weight: 300g
- 1 Year Limited Warranty
User Reviews (5)
Pros & Cons
-
2
80GB internal storage capacity
-
2
-
1
SD/SDHC slot for cheap additional storage
-
1
-
1
80GB internal storage capacity
-
1
70x optical zoom (more than you need)
-
1
-
1
-
1
-
2
very poor colours, very poor sharpness, foggy image, bad foto quality (less than a phone camera) ( (in Xp-max.quality mode)
-
1
not worth the extra $50 for 20GB more storage
-
1
-
1
disk drive storage uses more power, creates more heat and is more prone to physical damage than solid state flash-based storage
Community Reviews
see more community reviews
From your Computer
From the Web
Comments (0)
helpful
Read the full review
You may also like...