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JVC Everio GZ-HM320


$450.00 Released February, 2010

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Very light and small, compared to competitors. Cheaper than competing models. Decent quality zoom, even at 80x digital.

The Cons:Touch-screen navigation can be frustrating. Image stabilization isn't terribly efffective. HD image quality isn't great, due to too-small image sensor.

The JVC Everio GZ-HM320 is a mid-range high definition camcorder set to be made available in February, 2010. The camcorder has an internal flash memory of 8GB--expandable via an SD memory card slot--that contains no moving parts; this allows for the camcorder to be lighter, create less noise, use less power, and more durability against impacts and breakdowns from general use.

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In addition to high definition resolution options, the camcorder also includes a 20x optical zoom for close-ups and landscape shots, a BSI CMOS sensor for increased light sensitivity in low-light environments, and K2 Technology for high quality audio as well as video capture. For user-friendliness the camcorder also utilizes a face detection system for auto-optimization when certain people are being filmed, an image stabilizer for smoother video capture even when moving, and one-touch uploads from the camcorder directly to Youtube via a USB connection.

Specifications and Features

  • dimensions: TBA
  • battery life: TBA
  • 8GB flash memory
  • expandable with one SD/SDHC card slot
  • high definition video capture
  • 1.37 megapixel BSI CMOS sensor
  • 20x optical zoom
  • Advanced Image Stabilizer
  • face detection
  • time-lapse capable
  • 2-way grip handle
  • warranty: TBA

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    Very light and small, compared to competitors

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    Cheaper than competing models

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    Decent quality zoom, even at 80x digital

Cons
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    Touch-screen navigation can be frustrating

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    Image stabilization isn't terribly efffective

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    HD image quality isn't great, due to too-small image sensor

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    Battery life is somewhat short

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