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JVC Camcorder Reviews - Written By The Owners.
Thanks for stopping by the JVC camcorder reviews page, which has honest and impartial reviews from JVC camcorders owners letting you know exactly what they think of them. If you're undecided about which camcorder to get, then listen to the only people who really know what they're like to use. The owners. Submit your own camcorder review and have your fifteen minutes. It's easy to do and only takes ten minutes. Just click on the 'Submit Your Review' button on the left or click on the link below. JVC digital camcorders are considered by some as the poor relation of the other three big brand digital camcorder manufacturers: Sony, Canon and Panasonic. Their miniDV camcorders have always been competent enough and compact, but hardly Earth shattering in their design or features. The miniDV camcorders for the domestic market are being phased out now and JVC have been concentrating all their efforts with their full range of HDD (Hard Disk Drive) Everio models. JVC entered the HD market in 2007 with their first high definition Everio, the JVC GZ-HD7, which was a nice looking camcorder, but a little too chunky for some people. I guess that's hard disk drives for you ;-) Build quality was excellent with a strong, well made body and much better than the 2007 winner, the Canon HV20 (Whose handling and build quality leaves a lot to be desired), and it sported good manual controls, but the JVC contender just couldn't touch the HV20 in terms of video quality. The JVC GZ-HD7 didn't quite make it into the top 10 digital camcorders of the year, but it wasn't a total loss for JVC. If JVC can improve the video quality of the GZ-HD7, they might have a digital camcorder that would prove popular with amateur film makers and prosumers due to it's robust nature, excellent manual controls and all day shooting capability. JVC Camcorder Reviews
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