The Panasonic PV-DV852 digital camcorder is definitely not cheap, taking into account that you can buy an entry-level model for less than $500. However, the entry-level camcorders are definitely inferior to this model in performance and features....
Pros: Large 1/3.8" Megapixel CCD, Optical Image Stabilization, Pop Up Flash Cons: Included battery life
I spent a really long time (4 months) looking for the perfect digital camcorder. I wanted something that took great video, acceptable pictures, and had as many technical gadgets as I could afford. The Panasonic was competing against entries from...
Pros: excellent video quality, optical image stabilization, tons of features Cons: expensive, bottom-loading tape, poor documentation, too many features
If you're not quite ready to jump into the very expensive world of professional-grade digital video, the DV852 is a good compromise. It stands at the top of the consumer-level units in terms of quality, features and optics, for under $1000. I could even...
Pros: The design is comfortable with a sharp look. Lightweight with many features. Very Compact Cons: It will not connect to my computer. I have Windows 98 Second Edition.
My driver will not install. The original driver that came with my camera locks up my computer. The updated driver on the Pansonic Web Site is not reconized when I try to install it. I cannot connect my camera to my computer. I've tried calling...
good camcorder,good price by nukegumbo ,Jan 18 '04
Pros: great video quality
Cons: cant find any
I just got the panasonic pv-dv852 at fry's electronics for an unheard of price of $399.99.I am an employee there.It is a great camcorder.The picture quality is great and it works good in low light.
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