Tuesday, August 30, 2005
Review of Hitachi DZ-GX20A
Posted by Suhit Gupta in "ARTICLE" @ 01:30 PM
"The company has four DVD-based camcorders in 2005, with the DZ-GX20A the proverbial top-of-the-line; it features 2.12 megapixel still capability as well as rewritable DVD-RAM and write-once DVD-R video recording. Competing Sony DVD camcorders do not use RAM media, as they’ve opted for -/+ (dash and plus) RW. Even though it has a 10x optical zoom, true 16:9 recording, a built-in flash, electronic image stabilization and a number of manual options, this is not the best camcorder available."
I don't know guys -- after seeing the new high-definition Sony HDR-HC1, all other camcorders seem to pale in comparison. Granted that the price is not quite as high as the Sony camcorder, this unit isn't cheap even in its own category. It is a 2MP camcorder and is quite lightweight, with what looks like a great screen. However, it simply doesn’t take very good shots, whether it be video or stills.
I don't know guys -- after seeing the new high-definition Sony HDR-HC1, all other camcorders seem to pale in comparison. Granted that the price is not quite as high as the Sony camcorder, this unit isn't cheap even in its own category. It is a 2MP camcorder and is quite lightweight, with what looks like a great screen. However, it simply doesn’t take very good shots, whether it be video or stills.
