January 2007

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January 6, 2006
 
Canon DC220 Initial Review

Canon Press Release Excerpt:
Building on the rock-solid foundation of the DC210 camcorder, the Canon DC220 DVD camcorder adds a wealth of more advanced features and advantages including its a nine-point AiAF autofocus, and a miniSD memory card slot capable of recording still images in high 1024 x 768 resolution. The Canon DC220 DVD Camcorder offers high-speed USB 2.0 Hi-Speed capability, PictBridge compatibility, and Canon's Digital Video Solutions disk for Windows and Macintosh.          Initial Review

January 6, 2006
 
Canon DC230 Initial Review

Canon Press Release Excerpt:
Positioned at the apex of this advanced yet entry-level array of DVD camcorders, the DC230 DVD Camcorder offers the advantages of the DC220 model, plus a 1.07 megapixel CCD image sensor capable of recording crisp video as well as still images in a high 1152 x 864 resolution to a miniSD card, and features the added convenience of a wireless remote control. Because the right features can help any user compose shots like a Hollywood director, Canon has incorporated a level marker and added a new grid marker to the easy mode feature mix.          Initial Review

January 6, 2006
 
Canon ZR850 Initial Review

Canon Press Release Excerpt:
The ZR850 and ZR830 Mini-DV Camcorders each record still images, and feature PictBridge technology, which make it a snap to distribute prints by allowing the ZR camcorder to connect directly to any PictBridge compatible printer. For portable storage versatility, the camcorders can accommodate either a Secure Digital (SD) Memory Card or a MultiMedia Card.         Initial Review

January 6, 2006
 
Canon ZR830 Initial Review

Canon Press Release Excerpt:
The 2007 ZR series camcorders offer genuine Canon 35x optical zoom lens (1000x digital zoom), which is Canon's longest optical zoom on a camcorder to date. Sophisticated yet simple to use, Canon's Smooth Zoom feature actually reduces the erratic, jerky zoom techniques that plague some users of long zooms, smoothing out the process by selecting from one of three pre-set zoom speeds. For even smoother video, Canon Image Stabilization helps provide a shake free image for the entire focal length.         Initial Review

January 6, 2006
 
Canon ZR800 Initial Review

Canon Press Release Excerpt:
These camcorders provide powerful technology for capturing the most outstanding videos and photos with an array of smart new features that ensure the easiest, most enjoyable user experience. In fact, as Canon has long been regarded as an expert in optical lens design and production, all ZR series camcorders will feature 35x optical zoom - Canon's longest zoom ever.          Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
Kodak Easyshare V1003 Initial Review

The Kodak Easyshare V1003 is a ten megapixel digital camera that is capable of making prints up to 30 x 40 in. It has a 3x optical zoom lens, Kodak Perfect Touch technology, and Digital Image Stabilization using the anti-blur mode. You can personally customize the camera with on-camera settings, including the Favorites feature. And it is available in many new interesting colors. The Easyshare V1003 allows you to make a statement. The digital camera has cool colors, and dynamic ways to personalize. You can also keep special photos separate with the Favorites function.          Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
Kodak Easyshare V803 Initial Review

The Easyshare V803 has a Kodak Retinar 3x optical aspheric all glass lens that can capture crisp details. The 3x optical zoom (35 mm equivalent: 36-108 mm) can allow you to zoom in closer to your subjects without reducing your image quality. It also has a 4x digital zoom which enlarges your photos even more. Kodak Perfect Touch technology allows you to create photos that are as vivid as in the moment you took them. The Easyshare V803 also has 32 Megabytes of internal memory so you don’t miss a shot if your memory card is full.         Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
JVC Everio GZ-HD7 Initial Review

JVC Press Release Excerpt:
JVC has developed the first consumer full High-Definition 3-CCD camcorder capable of shooting and recording full HD images (1920 x 1080i). The technology will be offered in the new HD Everio GZ-HD7 to be available in April 2007, marking the technology’s first use in a consumer camcorder. The camcorder also features a Fujinon lens used in broadcast video cameras, now being used in a consumer camcorder for the first time. The 3-CCD system offers superior color reproduction.          Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
JVC Everio GZ-MG555 Initial Review

JVC Press Release Excerpt:
For 2007, the Everio line, the world’s first hard drive camcorders, offers advanced imaging technology and a new level of versatility that allows users to master the art of video storytelling. Innovations include a new imaging engine, one-touch DVD burning, one-touch back-up to a PC, in-camera editing features, an Everio dock and support for SDHC, the new high-capacity SD card. In addition, the new flagship GZ-MG555 will produce razor-sharp still images thanks to a 5.37-megapixel CCD, the largest offered in a hard drive/SD camcorder.           Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
JVC Everio GZ-MG255 Initial Review

JVC Press Release Excerpt:
LAS VEGAS, January 7, 2007 – Reaffirming its leadership in the hard drive camcorder category, JVC today announced a new line of Everio G Series camcorders, featuring four new models that offer improved picture quality, enhanced convenience features and record to either a built-in 30GB hard drive or removable SD card. Also new for 2007 is the Quick Restart mode, which when engaged allows recording to start about one second after re-opening the LCD.          Initial Review

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