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Question: I plan on filming a Indipendent horror film. Would this camera be good for prefetional film quality? or just stuff like vlogs?
Document: This lightweight, easy-to-use video camera has a crisp, clear image on play-back, and it picks up sound very well. I like that it comes on automatically when you open the viewing screen, so that there is no fumbling for the right setting on a dial. If I had one request, it would be that the battery life was a little longer, but it is still quite good.
Gets an excellent high definition scenes when good illumination, but as the sun goes down the images captured are poor in quality and the excess of forced brightness added by the camera cover the film with some white/gray background. I expected much more from the "Super lo-lux" effect.Also needs a bigger battery.The image stabilizer works terrific and when you combined with the zoom both make a great job.Very good product for less than 200 bucks.
I love the HD quality of this camera. The camera doesn't have a lot of features, but the Optical zoom is great and it supports a 64 G memory card. The fast lens is great; just wish it supported filters. The LCD screen is difficult to use outdoors in direct sunlight, and ergonomics of the start/stop button aren't the best. It is fine when used with a tripod, and hand held is OK at low zooms. I like the HDMI output.
This looks like it will be a very good camcorder, but some important things to note before you buy it. First, the HD playback on my computer is jittery, most notable when you are panning the camera. But, my computer is about 4 years old, running windows XP. And it has a AMD 64 athlon x2 prossessor. I have heard something that this camcorder will not work with AMD prossessors.
I had purchased a JVC camcorder that I really liked but after upgrading my OS didn't like talking to my laptop. So I purchased this one. It does great for the quality of picture, BUT the battery MIGHT last 1/2 hour. that's right 30 mins of recording and it dies. If you are able to keep it plugged in, you should be okay, but not if you are at an event and trying to record that event you will lose your recording ability after 30 mins.
good price and sharp videos...needs a little more stabilization at zoom but closer videos produce sharp images..would recommend it for a starter camera
The touchscreen interface is tough to use just because the print is so tiny, didn't think it really needed this, manual button control navigation would work just fine. Also consider using a tripod if you plan on utilizing the 40X zoom to its full potential, and buy a LOT of extra memory if you plan on shooting in HD. Other than that, highly recommended for the point-and-shoot tourist.
light weight and works great. Picture is superior and sound is good, software works well for transfering to DVD and playback on a HD TV from the camcorder is unreal, sharpest I have ever seen on my TV. Plan on buying the larger battery as the one that comes with the camcorder runs out fast. Largest battery is over priced but lasts much longer but keep the origanl for back up
All my videos are clear and the colors are vivid. The zoom is perfect for my kids sporting events. It's easy to use. I purchased an extra battery, if you will use it for long days out you might want to have a third battery on hand. I also plan on purchasing a separate battery charger, which didn't come with the camera, right now I have to charge the battery while in the camera using the cord that came with the camera.
I would not recommend this to a friend, and for sure I will not buy another JVC camera again.
Answer: Im pretty sure you will have no issues filming. Its a great cam for the price with hd quality. I love the fact that the zoom is awesome as well.