January 2007

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January 7, 2006
 
JVC Everio GZ-MG155 Initial Review

JVC Press Release Excerpt:
New Everios also offer a new in-camera editing function, which, when combined with other Everio functions, makes it simple to edit and organize files in the camera. New for 2007 is a Partial Delete function that allows a portion of a video file to be saved as a new file, leaving out the unwanted material. To organize files, Everios continue to offer a Playlist function for arranging the sequencing of clips for playback or burning to DVD. Combined with Event Selection, a carryover feature that allows the user to tag clips with an icon representing an event category, Everio now makes it easier than ever to view, edit and burn recordings.         Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
JVC Everio GZ-MG130 Initial Review

JVC Press Release Excerpt:
For users interested in bypassing the fully automatic mode, 2007 Everios offer five shooting modes that are easily selected through the use of an LCD panel graphic that depicts the shooting mode dial found on many still cameras. A push of the camcorder’s stick controller to the left of the display brings up the graphic and modes are easily selected by pushing the control stick up or down. The stick controller also provides easy access to other menu settings and playback controls.          Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
JVC GR-D796 Initial Review

JVC Press Release Excerpt:
LAS VEGAS, January 7, 2007 – JVC continues to enhance the video capturing experience with today’s introduction of its newest Mini DV camcorder line. The three-model line offers robust recording features, new easy-to-use controls and 35 percent longer recording time. Consumers can record over two hours of video before having to re-charge the battery thanks to a redesigned battery and lower power consumption. What hasn’t changed is JVC’s popular data battery feature that at the push of a button displays battery strength and remaining recording time – with and without using the LCD monitor.          Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
JVC GR-D770 Initial Review

JVC Press Release Excerpt:
With their compact design and new 2.7-inch widescreen LCD monitor, the streamlined models provide easy portability. A 34x optical zoom lens on all models provides unprecedented shooting flexibility. For ease of use, a new stick controller mounted on the LCD monitor makes it easy to set menu and manual settings and control playback. Recording time is enhanced through the use of a new battery and new circuitry that consumes less.      Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
JVC GR-D750 Initial Review

JVC Press Release Excerpt:
For 2007, JVC offers three models with a 680K-pixel CCD: the GR-D750, GR-D770 and the GR-D796. All three offer JVC’s NightAlive for low-light shooting, 16:9 View Mode, Color Viewfinder and a Super High-Brand processor to assure high-resolution images and video stills. All models also feature JVC’s Auto Illumi light for shooting in low light situations.          Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
Sony Handycam HDR-UX7 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
The top-of-the-line HDR-UX7 and HDR-HC7 models feature Sony’s three-megapixel ClearVid CMOS sensor, which produces exceptional 1080i HD video quality, as well as six-megapixel digital still photos. Combined with Super SteadyShot® optical image stabilization, these two camcorders have even more hybrid benefits. Such as the virtually blur-free results that a sensor-stabilized device can deliver with both digital stills and video.          Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
Sony Handycam HDR-UX5 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
Busy moms and dads without a lot of free time will appreciate that the HDR-UX7 and HDR-UX5 camcorders record directly to blank three-inch DVDs for playback, sharing and archiving. HD content recorded on DVDs can be played back on select Blu-ray Disc devices, including the Sony BDP-S1 Blu-ray™ Disc player and the PlayStation® 3 video entertainment console, as well as on standard DVD drives on compatible PCs with the bundled software.          Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
Sony Handycam DCR-DVD508 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
The new DCR-DVD508 model is at the top of the DVD camcorder line, designed to appeal to those who prefer the convenience of having one imaging device. This model features Sony’s three-megapixel ClearVid™ CMOS sensor technology and Enhanced Imaging Processor, which produces vibrant, detailed video as well as six-megapixel digital still photos. Super SteadyShot® optical image stabilization further enhances this model’s hybrid capabilities, producing clear video.         Initial Review

January 7, 2006
 
Sony Handycam DCR-HC48 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
The top-of-the-line DCR-HC48 model features one-megapixel digital still photo capture, a 25x optical zoom, a wide 16:9 aspect ratio LCD screen, a new on-screen usage guide, and a supplied Handycam Station for a quick, one-time connection to a TV, PC or printer. With such a wide variety of DV editing software in the marketplace, serious video editors are drawn to mini DV.         Initial Review

January 8, 2006
 
Samsung i70 Initial Review

Samsung Press Release Excerpt:
The i70 is a high resolution digital camera with 7.2 mega pixels, optical 3x zoom and 1/2.5” CCD and the camera also boasts 3.0” Wide LCD, high sensitivity of ISO 1600 ASR (Advanced Shake Reduction) and the Face Recognition AF & AE function automatically recognizes faces, adjusts the focus and optimizes the exposure for the most suitable pictures. It is Samsung's new premium camera with a sliding cover.          Initial Review

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