Summary: The HDC-SD1 was the smallest and lightest camcorder we tested, and the easiest one to use. It offers few buttons to confuse you and no viewfinder, but wait a...
Summary: This camcorder is amazing. I’m not given to hyperbole but the HDC-SD1 is at the top of the pack for consumer camcorders circa early 2007. Given its size, design—and...
Pros: SD card-based; 1080i video featuring 3 CCDs and optical image stabilization, • Beautiful industrial design, • Takes high-def video with surround sound...
Cons: Expensive; HDMI cable is not included; no accessory shoe, • Expensive, • No HDMI cable supplied...
Conclusion: For those looking to shoot family videos in style, the HDC-SD1 is the camcorder for you. It’s easy on the eyes, highly portable, and chock full of user-friendly...
Excerpt: On the runway this year, the Panasonic HDC-SD1 ($1299 MSRP) is turning heads. It’s small, sexy, and generates an appealing video image in bright light. The SD1 is also...
Pros: - Compact, - Silent operation...
Cons: - Noisy compression, - Editing solutions few and processor intensive...
Record HD video direct to SDHC cards; up to 1 hour on a 4 GB SDHC card
3CCD system delivers improved color, detail, and gradation
Leica Dicomar lens with 12x optical zoom built-in O.I.S.
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