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JVC Everio GZ-MC200

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7.8

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Great Stuff!

Mar 30, 2006

Rating: 10 out of 10 (Perfect)
Pros: Compact, light, durable.
Cons: None for me!
Opinion:
I'm just glad I bought this thing!

 


Compact size but heats up fast

Aug 15, 2005

Rating: 7 out of 10 (Very good)
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Cons: 
Opinion:
Some of the day shoots are too good but the night shoots especially in dark are below average. Snaps are good!!! The size is very compact and that was one of the reasons I bought this piece apart from it being different form conventional tape and DVD models. As it has HDD, I was impressed with the fact that write and read won't on hdd lose any pic quality as highlighted by salesman. I have noticed a few drawbacks as yesterday I had charged it and was copying data to laptop to free memory and immediately started shooting after copying of data. The device got so much heated that it switched off automatically... I was taken aback for a movement but it then came up again after some time. I am going for a training program on coming Wed evening and will learn more on this. Let me check if I can get better out of this device after that. ... Read more

 


Excellent multipurpose camera

Aug 11, 2005

Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
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Cons: 
Opinion:
Excellent video performance, a bit slow to start, acceptable image quality for screen viewing or small prints except in very low-light conditions.

 

Bad quality in low light, lack of remote control

Jul 12, 2005

Rating: 6 out of 10 (Good)
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This camera is pretty useless in low-lighting conditions. Otherwise quality is good. For a camera of this price, I expect it to come with a remote control. Even some videocam in the price range of $200-$400 includes a remote control. Am quite disappointed that JVC would (purposely?) exclude remote control ability from this camera.

 

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