Panasonic HDC-HS700

The Panasonic HDC-TM700 is one of two high-definition digital camcorders (HS700, TM700) announced in February 2010 as successors to Panasonic’s HS300/TM300 series. The HDC-TM700 is the weaker of the two and features 32GB of flash memory. Like its peer, the camcorder boasts a 35mm wide-angle Leica lens, a 12x optical zoom, and SD/SDHC/SDXC memory...

The Panasonic HDC-SDT750 is a stereoscopic 3D camcorder touted as the “World’s first 3D shooting camcorder.” Speculation is that the unit is in fact an HDC-HS700 (or other high-end 3MOS model) fitted with a 3D conversion lens. Regardless, the 3D lens is basically attached to the unit’s Leica 12x optical zens, thereby enabling it...

The Panasonic HDC-SD60 is a high-definition camcorder set for release sometime in 2010. The camcorder is intended to be used by experienced users and newcomers to camcorders alike, and utilizes a compact, sleek design and an on-screen LCD touch interface to target both groups. The camcorder has a 35.7mm wide-angle lens, suitable for landscape...

The HDC-HS60 is a high-definition camcorder from Panasonic set for a release sometime in 2010. The camcorder intends to combine a compact, highly portable design and a user-friendly LCD touchscreen interface to cater to both new and experienced camcorder operators. Additionally, the camcorder aims to be usable in portrait, landscape, indoor, and outdoor groups...

The Panasonic HM-TA1R is a middle-end camcorder. It is designed to capture video footage in full HD. It features a built-in USB terminal, E.I.S technology, and easy web uploading. The built-in USB terminal allows for a user to plug the camcorder directly into a computer. This gets rid of the need of any external...

The Panasonic HDC-HS60 is a high-definition camcorder set for a 2010 release. The camcorder aims to cater to both high-end users and users new to high-definition video capture. An Intelligent Zoom feature extends the camcorder's 25X optical zoom by an additional 10X, to a total of 35X, by correcting image degradation as the zoom...

The Panasonic SDR-T50 is a standard definition camcorder that is set to be released sometime in 2010. The camcorder aims to combine both high-end functionality with a compact, durable, and portable design without sacrificing quality on the video capture features. The camcorder has a 33mm wide-angle lens and includes a Wide-Angle setting specifically intended...

The SDR-S50 is a standard definition camcorder from Panasonic that is set for a 2010 release. The camcorder is set to be a portable, compact device that can withstand rugged use while still maintaining high-end features that are usually found in large video capture systems. A 33mm wide-angle lens is used by the camcorder...

The Panasonic HDC-TM10 is a late 2009 camcorder that is very similiar to the HDC-SD10. They both have a limited 16x zoom, advanced optical image stabilization, 1920 x 1080 full-HD videos, 8GB of built-in memory, and most important of all: an extremely light body that weighs only 0.5 pounds. One of the main differences...

The Panasonic HDC-SD10 is a late 2009 camcorder marketed as the world's lightest high definition camcorder for the camcorders of its year. Since it weighs only 0.5 pounds, the uber light camcorder has a small 8GB built-in memory. It also is able to take SDHC/SD memory cards which makes up for the lack of...

The Panasonic HDC-SD20 is a high-definition camcorder recommended for new or intermediate users who desire an easy-to-use camcorder that can still produce top-notch, vivid video worthy of sharing with friends and family. The third of six Panasonic HDC-HS models, the Panasonic HDC-SD20 is a downgrade from the Panasonic HDC-HS20 and HDC-TM20 in that it...

The Panasonic HDC-TM20 is a high-definition camcorder recommended for new or intermediate users who desire an easy-to-use camcorder that can still produce top-notch, vivid video worthy of sharing with friends and family. The second of six Panasonic HDC-HS models, the Panasonic HDC-TM20 is a slight downgrade from the Panasonic HDC-HS20 in that it trades...