Difference between HDC-TM700 and TM700K? The Panasonic website only lists the HDC-TM700 videocamera, so why is this one on Amazon called the TM700K?
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K just means black. The camcorder is black. If they come out with a silver one, it may be TM700S.
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Just saw that Tigerdirect has this exact same camcorder for $500.00 after Bing Cash Back.. I am really tempted but still prefer purchasing from Amazon.com instead of Tigerdirect. If only Amazon would match the price.
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The Panasonic HC-V720 is capable of both 2D and 3D videos alike. The quality of the video is quite superb regardless of what you are recording.
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The 7500 has a camera, has Smart features (I.e. using hand as a mouse), better micro dimming (greater contrast between lights and darks) and a higher cmr. I'm not exactly sure what cmr is (nor any of the other measurements other brands use) but from what I observed the 7500 picture seems to be more vibrant and motion is more fluid. Hope that helped
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Johnny,I am new at camcorders and am looking for something easy to download onto my lab top. I am not very computer savvy so I am hesitant to go the HD route. Any thoughts on the TM90 software? Easy to use? compared to Canon 41 and Sony ? Thanks
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I THINK it is Creative Live! Cam Connect HD and the model # is VF0750.. But got that from the web.. can't find a number on the camera itself.
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DSLR cameras and GoPros can be problematic with any video capture device or switcher due to sometimes non-standard HDMI outputs. With "camcorders", meaning the average consumer/prosumer Sony, Panasonic, Canon units, virtually all should put out a clean HDMI signal. Please note that *most* camcorders will output 1080i over HDMI, even if the camcorder is set to record 1080p24 or 30. This is done for compatibility with more displays. This means the ATEM would need to be set to 1080i mode in order to accept the camera input.
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No, this is the regular .3MP camera. I haven't seen the HD version for sale yet. But apparently the HD camera board will be available separately, so you could swap it in later if you want. The copter itself is a lot better that the H107L. It has bigger motors and a beefier body. I'd get regardless of the HD camera or not, their super fun!
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Panasonic came out with a portable DVD Burner to go along with the HDC-SD5 camcorder. The model # is VW-BN1. It just came out and so far only a few are available on Ebay from people who pre-ordered their HDC-SD5 with the burner and just received it (but don't want the burner). I haven't seen it available anywhere else, but you should see it in retail stores or Amazon in a month or two. You can transfer video directly to the DVD Burner (on a normal DVD-R disc) from the camcorder, and you can play the discs through the player on your High Definition tv (so you don't necessarily need a PS3). Panasonic came out with a portable DVD Burner to go along with the HDC-SD5 camcorder. The model # is VW-BN1. It just came out and so far only a few are available on Ebay from people who pre-ordered their HDC-SD5 with the burner and just received it (but don't want the burner). I haven't seen it available anywhere else, but you should see it in retail stores or Amazon in a month or two. You can transfer video directly to the DVD Burner (on a normal DVD-R disc) from the camcorder, and you can play the discs through the player on your High Definition tv (so you don't necessarily... » Read More Panasonic came out with a portable DVD Burner to go along with the HDC-SD5 camcorder. The model # is VW-BN1. It just came out and so far only a few are available on Ebay from people who pre-ordered their HDC-SD5 with the burner and just received it (but don't want the burner). I haven't seen it available anywhere else, but you should see it in retail stores or Amazon in a month or two. You can transfer video directly to the DVD Burner (on a normal DVD-R disc) from the camcorder, and you can play the discs through the player on your High Definition tv (so you don't necessarily need a PS3). « Show Less
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I personally like the 50" Panasonic plasm. I have mostly looked at the 50PZ700u. I person I work with, who is a stickler for this kind of stuff, bought this TV and really has enjoyed it. According to him you really cant beat it without going up in price by a few thousand dollars. Just as a side note, best I can tell these couple of models use the same panel and just have a few minor differences. 50PZ700U - My preferred right now 50PZ750U - Same with some more plugs and color settings. Costs more as well. 50PZ77U - Not totally sure what the difference is, but it seems very similar.
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HG21 is the only cam on the market with 24Mbps AVCHD and the colors are much better too. there's a comparison on vimeo.com i'd definitely go with canon.
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Have you looked at the Panasonic TM 700K? This is the best video and smallest camcorder around for less than $1000. Flash recording is the way to go for Battery consumption. Would not go into the hard drive versions regardless of the brand
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In addition to the built in 4GB memory and the larger touch screen the T700 has a much higher resolution display (921K pixels vs. 230K for T77). The T700 is meant to be a portable photo album and so it has a nicer display and it has some slideshow feature like a scrapbook function that the T77 doesn't have. Otherwise the software functionality of the two cameras is almost identical.
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No. I called Panasonic, and the technician said that Amazon could not be added to the list of video services for this model. I sent it back.
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I did a lot of research between these two cameras before I bought mine (the Panasonic FZ35) and the most helpful website was cameralabs.com. They have side by side comparisons of pictures and video footage so you can see for yourself the difference in image quality.
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Dan,As of today, 1080p is reserved for high end professional camcorders. I have not heard any speculation on 1080p for consumer or even prosumer camcorders. Panasonic isn't expected to have any HD in this price range until next year.
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Hello,I am the proud owner of the HMC40 and love the video quality I get from it. I rarely take stills with it because I also own a Canon 7D DSLR and can say I am very pleased with the quality i get from it as well. Because the stills with the Panasonic are sub-par is the reason I don't use it for stills.