Camcorders, the All-in-One Tool

If there's one gadget that you would want to bring especially during a trip, it's the camcorder. After all, capturing a very important moment with your family or friends is priceless. But these days, video capture is not the only purpose of a camcorder. Just like digital cameras, you can also take photographs in high resolution-a feat that was once thought impossible. And things just get better. Most camcorder models today are more compact, making it easier to carry. In fact, they are so small these days that you can mistake one for a digicam. And the best part is that despite its portability, there are a number of added features that users can utilize. And did we mention that most camcorders today are of high definition (or HD) format? You can view vivid videos even if you are watching them on a 42-inch plasma TV. Since this is the digital age, there's no need for DV tapes for recording. Some camcorders today can record a video directly onto a disc. Video transfers are a thing of the past. Today all you have to do is record it and then watch it right away on your DVD player. Of course, you can always edit the videos that you have recorded for a more wonderful viewing experience.

Whether you are on a business trip or having a vacation with the whole family, a camcorder is probably the single tool you will need to make sure that the memories last - The Camcorder.

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Customer Review: Maybe and Mybe Not
When installed and connected to a DirecTV Receiver (HR-20 700 HD-DVR): The top showed a jagged white line when set to the "Aspect" called "Full" - The ONLY ASPECT choice to look at the picture witout distortion. Changed from HDMI to Component with no results. Finally changed the DirecTV receiver with the identical HR-20 from another room. It worked -- FOR A WHILE, Then the white staggared white line at the toP re-appeared. The next morning,TODAY, I turned THE TV on and the jagged white line is gone - so far. It has worked for 8 hours without the white line at the top. I don't know what to make of this but I have a 30 days reurn policy from Ultimate Electronics in Denver. They have been cooperativE - so far. Anyone have any comments?
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I've had the 58" set up and running for a couple of weeks and could not be any happier. All the good things you've read about it are true. It's big, it's heavy, and it is the best plasma on the market. I had a hard choice between this plasma TV and the XBR5 Sony LCD. Either would have been great. I'm glad I went with the larger plasma, no regrets. I watch a lot of sports and movies, and this one is the best. One of the main reasons I choose this Panasonic over other TV's, is a feature that the manufacturers don't also talk about, but I feel is extremely important. That is the 'finish' on the TV's screen, gloss or matte. The gloss finish on most plasmas is real bad, and you can be distracted by objects relected on the screen. The matte finish on most LCD's is great. This Panasonic is somewhere in the middle, and very acceptable.I understand that the 2008 model of their 58" plasma is even more matte. I would not have waited any longer when I bought this TH-58PZ50U model, it is fantastic. Buy one or two!


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