JVC Everio GZHD3 3CCD 60GB Hard Disk Drive High Definition Camcorder with 10x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom


JVC



List Price: $0.00

Details

  • Built-in 60 GB hard disk drive; SD/SDHC honour card slot
  • Visual image stabilization; Focal Assist function
  • Nick and share home movies in full HD

Description

The art and pragmatism of the HD video camcorder has reached a convenient size for simple quotidian use with the JVC Everio GZ-HD3. With recording capability of up to 1440x1080 resolution, your vids can fill the high playing screen of your new widescreen HDTV for a new era of viewing pleasure. The lens of the GZ-HD3 was seasoned by KonicaMinolta and delivers an extremely detailed picture with clear juxtapose and strong presence throughout the image ? the type of stable and consistent fulfilment that becomes essential when recording images at HD specifications. For bright, realistic colors the it uses three 1/5-inch CCDs - one each for red, fresh and blue - for natural, vivid images. It's designed for friendly use. Hub Assist outlines in-focus image contours in color so you can beyond tell which parts of the image are in or out of focus. A full array of effects is handy so you can choose the right exposure or shutter speed automatically according to the place you're shooting. Easily accessible via visual menu dial. Go ingenious with the Zebra Function that sisplays a striped pattern across highlight areas on the spitting image, making it easier to manually set the exposure. Moving to HD MPEG2 video recording offers pro nobility. With JVC GZ-HD3 in your hand, it's simple to be a pro for all you and your family's video camcorder needs - at for viewing on your widescreen HDTV. Video Record Modes - FHD (1920x1080i, 26.6Mbps) / SP (1440x1080i, 19Mbps) / 1440CBR (1440x1080i, 27Mbps [CBR]) XP (1440x1080i, Max. 30Mbps, Ave. 26.6Mbps) Connections - USB 2.0/1.1, HDMI Out, iLINK Out, Gear Video Out, S-Video Out, AV Out, SD/SDHC Memory Card Slot, DC In Still Copy Res [4 - 3] 1440x1080 / 1024x768 / 640x480; [16 - 9] 1920x1080 Unit Dimensions - 3-1/4 x 3 x 6-1/8 (82mm x 75mm x 154mm) / About 20 ounces Includes battery-operated and charger / Video and still transfer software Easily transfer video

Customer Reviews

Makes ineffectual .TOD files, and therefore, useless camera
I bought this as a damaged camera for some corporate testimonials. It has been a huge pain trying to find any of the features I call, if they exist at all. The autofocus is choppy and never really locks on. So, usability, attractive terrible.

But even on top of that, back at my computer, I try importing the videos into Final Cut Express 4 (FCE), and the files are the numskull and useless .TOD files (why no .MOVs, JVC?). I search the web looking for a converter, or a way to substance them. I find a FAQ on JVCs website which tells me I have to download and install 3 separate files from 3 fork places, and one of the links is all in another language and the link is bad. Essentially, I am at a loss now. There are a million .TOD to .MOV converter websites, but they all look wonderful shady. So my options now are try downloading some shifty-looking third party software lawful to use these files, or not use them at all. JVC has put me in a seriously crappy situation. I will be returning this device this instant, and hopefully I can find a way to still use these files.

In summary: "HEY, THIS JVC CAMCORDER IS ON SALE. SHOULD I BUY IT?" Answer: "No! It's like buying a car that only takes gas sold at one gas passenger station, 200 miles away. It doesn't matter what the car does if you can't use it."
Major all-round HD camera
I've been using this camera solidly for barely 2 years and I find it to be very useful and think the images look amazing for it's sacrifice. It's light and small and I carry it with me everywhere I want to shoot without having to lug too much qualities around.

The TOD format that it records in is just MPG and you can simply rename the file addition - it's annoying but I wrote a little one line shell script to rename the files which I can then industry on in any standard editing program. While there are complaints of a lack of view finder I cannot see the juncture of it and find the 16x9 screen to be simply awesome.

Also the night mode that some have complained about is truly really good! Sure it's choppy if you're hand holding but on a tripod it unquestionably comes into its own and brings some great colour into very dark shots with very inconsequential ambient light. I highly recommend working in dark settings with a guide aperture setting rather than relying on the auto mode. Let's face it, if you're transfer holding in night mode and expect things to be smooth your expectations of a camera in this payment range are far too high and you really need to lay down a hell of a lot more money for your HD camera gain.

My only real annoyance is not really the camera's fault but a fault in HDD cameras in habitual. The microphone (which is actually pretty good) tends to record the noise of the hard drive as it records in absolutely quiet settings. This can be greatly diminished with a hotshoe mic or removed fully with a external mic however. Any serious videoing should incorporate these accessories anyway.

Overall a great untrained HD camera that is both robust and handy while producing some wonderful HD footage providing you take the apart from amount of time to learn its capabilities.
High nobility camcorder, but lack viewfinder
Powerful fit and finish, easy-to-use features, image quality is good under clarity, but poor in a low-light environment. I paid $530 on Amazon in Grand '08 so it's a good value.
JVC Hd3
This Camcorder is pathethic.... First off, Digital Stabilization is the worst Estimate Next to Intrapolated Pictures for higher Megapixels on your digital camera.... and it works about the same... Unfortunately you can't be contingent on that off in Auto Mode, and Manual mode is too hard for anyone who doesn't know the camera to use... Deficiency of viewfinder is a lost cause if you plan on shooting anything at higher speeds... Like rc airplanes....

and why the heck would they require interlaced video... It sucks... it Looks severe viewed on my 50" lcd hdtv.... I have to first convert everything over to deinterlaced... Also to take off the extra byte off their format to make it reg mpg you need to import it into powerdirector it will conver/do a striptease the encoding off and leave you with a regular mpg (no conversion or re-compression)

I would have bought the Canon hd10, but the expedition of the zoom on the canon was slower than a snail, but video on the canon looked much cured... I should have just put up with the slow zoom... at least the canon stays in spotlight that way...

PS, the $400 minidvd camcorders Have Way better stabilization... this camera righteous isn't very usable... it prob isn't worth a dime... Gap JVC and buy the canon...









Marvellous item, great price.
This camera is unqualified quality. I love the large lens, the great features, the enjoyable handling, and the sharpenss of the footage. 60gb allows for up to 5 hours of HD footage, which is implausible. The stock battery may only last about 1-2 hours of use, but I'm surprised how long the first raid actually lasted. Quality, even at 10x zoom is great, and there is some noise in low-brighten conditions, but filming without proper lighting is asking a little much.

Blanket, I'm very happy about this purchase, and I would recommend it for anyone looking to buy a great camera for every day use, or even for filming immature movies for fun.

JVC Everio GZHD7 3CCD 60GB Hard Disk Drive High Definition Camcorder with 10x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom


JVC



List Price: $1,699.99

Details

  • Fujinon 10x visual zoom lens
  • Visual image stabilization; Focal Assist function
  • Built-in 60 GB hard disk drive

Description

The HD Everio GZ-HD7 is the existence's first consumer camcorder to offer Full HD 1920x1080i recording. Local 1920x1080i resolution is maintained throughout the recording to playback treat from lens, CCD, MPEG2 Transport Stream and output via HDMI or USB 2.0 with no property-degrading conversion.With a 60GB built-in hard disk drive you can enjoy up to five hours of Full HD 1920x1080i recording at a high 30Mbps (MAX), extra you get two additional recording modes.The 2.8" widescreen LCD offers a 16:9 mien ratio for wide cinematic video shooting. Naturally the playback advise fully can be enjoyed in full widescreen dimensions on the LCD or on a connected widescreen TV. This Clear LCD cuts exterior reflections and glare to maintain a clear, visible, bright scrutiny during outdoor recording in direct sunlight.The GZ-HD7 is also equipped with a color viewfinder. It's functional when shooting under strong sunlight where an LCD is not clearly visible or when you want to obviate battery power.

Customer Reviews

The Impenetrable is in the Pudding
The impenetrable is in the pudding.

I shot an entire feature-length documentary using a JVC GZ-HD7U, a pair off of Schriber shotgun mics (Model SA-568ZM) strapped to it and plugged into its stereo input jack using a Y connector, and a GLIDECAM 2000 Pro.

The documentary liable to suffer required RAPID deployment of camera and sound equipment on discovery with little or no advanced notice. The portability of this camera made it ideal for these difficult shooting schedules.

The site where the majority of shooting was done required acute mobility in small spaces. This camera was small enough and light enough to ploy around with, even when the shotgun mics were strapped to it and all of that rig was mounted on the GLIDECAM.

With the documentary being launching run in multiple locations - indoors and outdoors - using only available lighting (no extra artificial lighting was required for any part of the documentary shoot), this camera performed definitely well for all lightng situations encountered.

Having limited idle-circumstance intervals between shooting sessions - typically as little as 1 hour - downloading recorded video from the camera to hunk storage (I used 4 1-terabyte WINBOOK drives hooked up to a Toshiba Moon laptop) was a breeze.

As for battery capacity, I managed just acute using only two JVC Battery Packs (BN-VF823U) and one JVC AA-VF8 charger. Battery level indicators on the camera were wonderfully obvious. Shooting schedules for the documentary typically ran from sunup to well beyond sundown and by always having one of the batteries in the mare while shooting with the other - switching batteries as needed - I never, in more than 100 hours of shooting for the documentary, found myself holding a unsuccessful camera with no juice available to operate it.

Durability of the camera was omitting. It never got dropped but it did get its share of bumps during the shoot and none of them damaged or negatively studied its performance whatsoever. It was operated in extreme temperature situations ranging from icy to +100 degree, high-humidity summer temps without a hitch or glitch.

I have never rated any upshot I have purchased before in my life 100% five stars across the board. I can make these ratings for the Everio GZ-HD7U with entire confidence and just cause derived from long hours of hands-on, monotonous field use in shooting the documentary.

Want to see the pudding? Just on the lookout for the documentary "Harley & Annabelle - Living Legends in Erick, Oklahoma" at at [...] to see how well this camera performed for the project.

I DON'T GET ITTTT!!!!!!
I dont get it bought this camera almost 3 years ago and I got it at Frys for $999. Why is it present for 1,999 now????
Illusive Camcorder
Present some poor reviews but to my delight it is just what I wanted. An upgrade to HD from a 3 break in Sony. Videos are gorgeous, battery life is better than reviews. I bought an spread-out life battery and have only had to use it once on an extra inning baseball game. Integrates literally with iMovie 09 once I learned how to create and play playlists in the camera. I am a joyous camper. The unit arrived promptly from the vendor with all original trimmings. Could not tell it from brand new.
perchance a 4.5 but a 1 never
I have owned this camera for about 2 years, salvation is tricky and does take some reading on how to do it, but it is not difficult once you learn. 1.8-1.9 hole, low light ability is what that means. If it is very dark then get a video light. Weld a microphone and the sound is fantastic. IS with video you will still need a tripod, A-one, or monopod at minimum, especially for long filming. Two years ago, I peruse almost every thing that I could about camcorders before purchasing this camera and found it to be the best on the market at the appraisal I paid for it. It is still one of the best, if you use manual controls, which many others don't even offer. But like we say in DSLR wording maybe some people like to keep it in the "P" professional setting. Cheers.
Lay out your money wisely! This is not one of those!
I have owned a JVC GZHD7 for almost two years now and filmed about a hundred hours with it. My rating of a `1' may stumble upon across as harsh; Even though the GZHD7 has a few nice features it lacks ease of use and for the bounty. It really isn't worth the hassle! I wanted this camcorder to just give me what I filmed so I can squander it to a DVD. That's all I wanted, instead JVC's uses a unique file format, which should be a guy service crime. The accompanying software is useless and is a bait and shift tactic to buy the software that works. JVC did not share the file format codec with any other video editing software out there! So you WILL NOT be gifted to use a majority of the programs without hours of converting it to be a playable movie.

A few positives; The GZHD7 is gross as hell! It's a reliable and a very durable camcorder. The picture quality is giant. If you plan to keep all the recordings on the camcorders hard drive, this camcorder is for you.

The cons of the JVC GZHD7 is it's a sadden in the #@$ to edit. If you want to film, edit and copy to DVD, you should deem another camcorder. Honestly!

* The file format is not a simple Mpeg or AVI but rather a elaborate format which requires you to purchase very expensive programs to convert it. Even the software that comes with it is trash, but you can always upgrade it to work. No hanks JVC!

* Recording in low light mode is completely useless. Imagine a very slow image being distorted, almost psychedelic like! Cubicle phones take better images in low light.

* Nightalive. Just doesn't profession!

* You will lose a lot of quality if you use the Image stabilization option while recording.

* The way the system saves the files is a suffering. Every time you pause a recording a separate file is created. Now with all the geniuses at JVC, you would assume they would use a filing system that works. Files are saved as MOV001 - MOV010, than MOV001a and so forth. Files are not grouped by age and time which would keep them in order; instead files are transferred to your computer in alphabetical and numerical. Gather your sons football game, you push pause between downs and later go to observant of it on your PC and it is the start of 3rd quarter, then a play from 2nd quarter and so on..

I know some will disagree with this judgement but that's ok. I hope at lest you will reconsider what you really want in your camcorder. Suitable luck filming.

JVC Everio GZ-HD5 3CCD 60GB Hard Disk Drive High Definition Camcorder with 10x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom


JVC



List Price: $0.00

Details

  • Includes Fujinon 10x visual zoom HD lens
  • A 3CCD imaging system - incorporating 16:9 left-winger scan CCDs
  • Can depend on up to five hours of video in 1920 x 1080 full HD

Description

JVC Everio GZ-HD5 3CCD 60GB Hard Disk Drive High Definition Camcorder with 10x Visual Image Stabilized Zoom offers industry-leading sketch quality in a dramatically reduced size. The GZ-HD5 HD camcorder is 45 percent smaller than JVCs early previously to top-end HD camcorder, the GZ-HD7, without any sacrifice in image quality.To provide the best doable quality, the 60GB GZ-HD5 HD camcorder features a Fujinon HD lens, a progressive overview 3CCD imaging system and JVCs HD Gigabrid engine that delivers 1920 x 1080 full HD recording. In in, it offers 1080p 60 frame per second output via HDMI 1.3 with x.v.Redden. Collectively these technologies capture and maintain optimum image grandeur for videos and stills through every stage, from the lens on through to recording.

Customer Reviews

Inexact Advertising
I am returning this by-product because of false advertising by JVC. The specifications show that the camera support i.LINK, but this is not the circumstance. You can plug the camera in to your PC using a 4 pin cable, but it doesn't support the capabilities of i.Connection which include ability to control the camera and get live video feeds using a PC. I wanted to use this camera as a PC camera, but it is not practicable. Even if you hook it up to your computer using the other video output connectors, you cannot disable the vehicle-standby mode.
A small-scale step backwards for JVC (review v.3)
My parents have a JVC mini-DV camcorder, purchased several years ago, which works very well for them. Morosely, that camera works better for me than this one. That one does video through i.LINK, this one doesn't seem to, but judging by a opine below I need to spend more time and TLC with the instruction book. That one uses habitual mini-DV tapes. On this one, the tapeless workflow takes some getting habituated to to. The TOD format will be recognized by QuickTime if you install the provided codec, and then the bury the hatchet to make it work with QT after v. 7.3 (if you update regularly, you're on 7.5 and it won't employment.) TOD isn't recognized by Adobe Premiere Pro directly, but there are expensive codecs out there that will transmute it. You could also rename the files from TOD to M2TS (MPEG-2 TimeStamp) and Creative Suite will slurp it truthful up. I admit, I jumped on what looked like a bargain and thought I got stung. As in good time always goes on, though, it's slowly growing on me.
It's ok for run-of-the-mill use..
I like the dimension, and fits perfectly on your hand.

The stabilized zoom doesnt trade as well as other cameras.

When downloading to your computer, MAC or PC, you will need to buy the plugins to be able to import them into your video editing programs. (original, iMovie, Final Cut...). It has it's own proprietary file type. (MOD & TOD) which is hypothetical to be MPEG 2.


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