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Published: 2009-04-10, Author: Lori , review by: cnet.com
Full set of manual controls; EVF.
Middling video quality; some annoying design quirks.
Though it has a nice feature set for the price, the Panasonic HDC-SD100 doesn't deliver the quality of video you expect from an HD camcorder in its price segment.
Poorly thought out design, below par image quality, too expensive
The Panasonic HDC-SD100 provides a great set of well-implemented tools that are in the right place at the right price. Unfortunately, poor connection placement and poor imaging make it hard to recommend this camcorder. ...
The Panasonic HDC-SD100 provides a great set of well-implemented tools that are in the right place at the right price. Unfortunately, poor connection placement and poor imaging make it hard to recommend this camera. Alex Lindsay Lowest online price:...
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Published: 2009-03-25, Author: Alex , review by: techworld.com
The Panasonic HDC-SD100 provides a great set of well-implemented tools that are in the right place at the right price. Unfortunately, poor connection placement and poor imaging make it hard to recommend this camera....
Great manual controls; 24p video support; works with iMovie ‘09; good focus assist; good audio quality.
USB, mini HDMI, and power ports placed behind the battery; poor video image quality.
The Panasonic HDC-SD100 provides a great set of well-implemented tools that are in the right place at the right price. Unfortunately, poor connection placement and poor imaging make it hard to recommend this camera. ...
Abstract: Panasonics HDC-SD9 is compact, easy to use, reasonably priced and produces good-looking HD video. The new HDC-SD100 isnt simply an update of the SD9, as Panasonic has added numerous features for more serious film-makers, as well as switching imagi...
Lighter than a feather in deep space. Useful remote lets you direct scenes from afar. Manual focus offers extra control not found in many other cams. Included 8GB SD card gets you up and running on the quick.
You have to remove the battery to switch to AC power or connect via USB or HDMI. Video editor is a clunky chunky monkey. Menucontrol "joystick" is extremely sensitive. Record time is limited by SD capacity - it really cant hang with its harddrive brethre...
