JVC Everio GZ-HD300 60GB High-Def Camcorder (Blue)
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The JVC Everio GZ-HD300A features a 1/4.1-inch 3.05 megapixel CMOS image sensor. It offers Full HD recording - full 1920 x 1080 resolution - and it maintains native 1920 x 1080 resolution through playback, enabling output of a 1080p 60 fps progressive signal to make the most of high-end HD displays. Using the same Genessa processing technology used in JVC HD televisions, conversion to 1920 x 1080 at 60 fps provides seamless natural video, free of motion judder during fast action activities, jaggy lines on angles and moire patterns on fine details when zooming.The JVC Everio GZ-HD300A is also equipped with HDMI V.1.3 with x.v.Color. Among the colors that the human eye can see, x.v.Color technology, based on the xvYCC color standard, can display 100 percent compared to about 55 percent with sRGB. So when connected to an x.v.Color compatible HDTV, the pristine world of high definition can be enjoyed to its fullest.A Konica Minolta HD lens, developed especially for Everio, provides a high-performance "eye" for the capture of Full HD resolution images, and also delivers a high optical zoom ratio of 20x which is among the highest for HD camcorders.The JVC Everio GZ-HD300A features the AVCHD UXP mode with an unprecedented bit rate of up to 24Mbps to deliver more detailed, sharper images with less noise. UXP mode is ideal for storing to Blu-ray or an external hard disk drive.
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Technical Details
- 60 GB HDD for up to 25 hours of 1920x1080 Full HD recording- 20x optical zoom with Konica Minolta HD lens; Face Detection
- 1920x1080/60P output
- Laser-touch operation with sub-trigger and zoom; one-touch upload to YouTube
- Small, slim design
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By D. Ero
Do not buy this camera if you are planning on using it inside. Any video shot inside is extremely grainy, even in the daytime, or with lights on. The quality of anything shot inside (played back on a new Samsung, 1080p, LCD TV) was less than regular definition. The camera has a light, but it only helps if your within inches of your target. Very disappointed, returning camera to store.
By Pablo V. Gomez (FL, USA)
I bought this camera mostly to be used in sport events and so far it was a good decision, based only in this purpose.
When recording indoors the quality is very poor, being my old 35mm a lot better than this new camera. Lack of Mac interface is also an issue; iMovie detects the camera but there is not an easy way to select/load just a few clips. With my other cameras is just to connect and drag and drop.
By Evan Jacobs (Los Angeles, CA)
This camcorder is dead simple to use. Open it up and you're ready to go. Simplicity, however, means you give up control and that started to bug me pretty quickly. For those of you who want to shoot video without leaping technical hurdles, this could be a good camera for you. Recording direct to a hard drive is cool, however, that means you'll need to have a lot of storage space on your computer to archive your movies. Or you can archive to DVDs, I suppose but that may be where the simplicity breaks down for some people. Digital acquisition is where things are headed, though. Tape is dead.
By Peter A. Greene (Franklin, PA United States)
JVC continues to build on and refine its handheld cams.
I thought I'd use this for a few months before reviewing, just to see how it held up. It has been completely dependable and willing to go the distance time and time again. Picture quality is great; sound quality is as good as one has a right to expect from a little cam-mounted mini-mike. It does fine, but nobody will be cutting a cd from the jvc audiotrack any time soon.
The non-hd picture quality continues to be good, and the hd pic is excellent as well. The controls are easy to use and reasonably intuitive, though some of the touch controls can be a little too responsive.
The drawback as always is the software. Almost anything in the world is more useful than the programs that come bundled with the camera. This is, of course, and easy issue to rectify, but it's worth knowing about up front.
By J. Abdallah
I purchased this camcorder not too long ago from best buy. Its a very good quality camera. Its small and lightweight with easy navigation options on the main screen. It doesnt have IR lighting however if you want to shoot in pitch black but it does have a normal light that illuminates about 3 feet in front of you. You also cannot shoot in black and white or sepia tone. My old camcorder was a sony mini DV, I actually wish I had kept it for certain occassions like shooting in black and white but overall I like the HD picture. You can also take snapshots and use it as a digital camera if you dont want to purchase an actual camera.
Now on to the software which is why I gave this 4 stars instead of 5. Its crap...you can shoot and upload your movies in HD yes, but if you use the software function to upload directly to youtube, it wont be in HD and wont even take up the full movie viewer that youtube uses nowadays. You need a movie editing tool like windows movie maker to process your raw video into a windows movie file first then upload that to youtube. I know it sounds complicated but thats the only way it will show up full screen and in HD on youtube. Also the files are uploaded to your computer from the usb as some strange file that your computer will not recognize. Only windows movie maker recognizes the extension so use that to edit your movies. You can convert the raw files to windows movie files but this degrades the picture quality considerably and shrink the resolution so its pointless unless using it for itunes.
All in all worth 600 bucks. I just wish it had a pitch black IR light. You can still purchase big IR lights on amazon for relatively cheap so it doesnt really matter.
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