Отзывы о Видеокамера Panasonic HC-V260

Давно о такой мечтала.Микроволновка просто чудо,зеркальная дверца,удобное меню,можно выпекать булочки на гриле,готовить мясо.И мощность устраивает.Есть память на рецепты.Осталась очень довольна,всем советую!

казался хорошим, пока я пытался посмотреть/загрузить записи в другом месте. Большинство мест не используйте настройках записи, и ВВВ трудно изменить. когда я сделал это, я потерял все качества. Сейчас не используется!

Обновить мой старый записывающие видеокамеры, это здорово, легкий и простой в использовании.

Очень хорошая камера, легкий и удобный для работы и прекрасные картины плюс хорошая прозрачная пленка на полный зум.

идеальное изображение , идеальный звук , очень хорошая цена .

Сказочные, идеально подходит для легкий вес простой в использовании видео-камеры. маленький компактный и легкий, чтобы просто поп в вашей дорожной сумке. Доволен картинкой на видео, хотя кадры не понятно. Не покупайте его для фото, хотя так это нормально. Любовь это. Счастливых съемок.

Отличная маленькая камера, я пользоваться ею. снимает хорошее видео и большой зум. Я нисколько не жалею о покупке этой модели, даже если есть более новая модель, на большую стоимость (конечно). Моя единственная придирка, это очень быстро, чтобы сказать вам на экране, что вы перемещаете камеру слишком быстро, когда вы не просто носятся вокруг, что может также быть моя вина и программное обеспечение оставляет мало простора для воображения... я думаю, что эта программа нуждается в обновлении. Стоимость запасного аккумулятора составляет более половины того, что я заплатил за оригинальный камера и аккумулятор вместе... которую необходимо решать, хотя я думаю, что будет та же история со всеми топ делает!
все, что сказал, Я не жалею покупке этого большой косяк и рекомендую его своим друзьям и семье!

Отличный небольшой довольно легкий камкордер - я все еще учусь, чтобы использовать его! Очень довольна. Упаковка и доставка были в порядке.

Я доволен этим продуктом, соответствует ожиданиям .дополнение к обратной связи, используется в видеокамере в первый раз. попробовал все режимы .Я скажу, что эта маленькая видеокамера-это лучшее, что я имел до сих пор. качество изображения отличное, мощный зум ,четкие и резкие. Если вы хотите его для отдыха и семьи, эта видеокамера отвечает всем потребностям, и на стоимость , свой большой сделки .

совершенно потрясающий маленький фотоаппарат, ни разу не использовали один прежде, чем это простое и хорошее качество звука и изображения.

не скажу вам, запасные батарейки стоить £60 за раз, потому что там infochip внутри него, так только там батареи будет соответствовать его.. ..сначала проверить, как мы все нужны запасные батарейки..

I have been researching $500-range camcorders for weeks, reading every review, and watching every "test" clip on YouTube. Major thanks and kudos to all of you who have produced everything I have been reading, watching and listening to as I make my decision.The verdict is that this is definitely the best of breed for the buck. I bought this camera for $350 here on Amazon in March 2011, it is still selling on most other web sites between $500-$700. Get them while you can - the new model, the SD80K, is different in ways that I find negative (like fewer buttons and greater dependency on the touchscreen), so I definitely wanted this model.What I wanted was an HD camcorder that does 1080, does low light fairly well, small, very lightweight, excellent image stabilization, and no moving internal parts other than focus. In other words, a road warrior of a camcorder worthy of rompin' stompin' family vacations that, if broken, would not break the bank if a total loss or needed to be replaced. In other words, a Disneyland camera.As I write review #80 for this camcorder here on Amazon, I want to write a review that covers aspects of the camera that few (if anybody) touches on while repeating as little as possible.This review will be written from the perspective of one who bears the official title and responsibility of "Video Dad". I am not a snobbishly anal videophile. Yet (working on it). I am still just a well-read novice.Ok, the camcorder itself:Optics (quality and wide angle): Moving from SD to HD is a wonderful jump, which I'm making with this camera. But the SD60 really grabs a lot of wide-angle view even beyond what you'd expect from an HD cam. The optics are fantastic, no complaints.Optical/Digital Zoom: Clear, stable and smooth. Modes include optical zoom only (25x), and additional digital modes that get added onto the optical mode, including 35x, 60x, and 1500x (that's right - fifteen hundred). Up to 35x retains HD and is indistinguishable from optical, but 60x starts to fuzz up a little bit. 1500x blurs considerably. To be honest, it's amazing how good the 60x actually looks, and I plan on actually using it.Zoom speed: Slow. Really slow, as in annoyingly slow. If you're going to be using zoom, understand that there is no rapid zooming with this camera at all, so get used to how it works and get used to the timing changes you have to make to your shooting habits. Though it is probably to keep motor noise and battery life in check, I still consider this a definite negative against this camera.Video Quality (1080i instead of 1080p, FPS, etc): This camera does not shoot in 24/30/60p, it shoots in 60i only. On screen I don't notice much of a difference, especially at a rate of 60 frames per second. And with a good DVD/BD burning backage, you'll most assuredly be editing it down to 24-30fps anyway, which still looks fantastic. The different quality modes of this cam (all at 1920x1080 with exception of one mode at 1440x1080) are all stupendously magnificent on large screens.Portability/Necklace/Pocket Factor: Nothing to attach a lanyard too, doggone it. I want this thing on a lanyard or necklace of some type, and I don't trust that wrist strap enough to mount anything to it. I'm clearly going to have to get creative, but there's not much to work with in this regard, as the hand strap is the only possible thing on this camera that anything can be attached to - no lanyard holes or anything. Bummer."Quick-draw" Recording: Dang this thing is fast. From fully powered off to shooting in less than 2 seconds. Less than 1 second if in sleep mode (just closing the screen). The only thing slowing you down from fully powered-off mode is having to hit the power button, which turns the camera on as fast as opening the screen in sleep mode. Amazing. I absolutely love solid state electronics. For the first time, I have a video camera that is faster on the draw than a dedicated point-and-shoot still camera.Low-light Capability: I bought this HDC-SD60K to be used at Disneyland later this year, which includes lots of "magical" (translation: "don't you dare miss it") low-light environments, like night-time fireworks, lots of dark rides and dimly-lit restaurants. I was deeply concerned about this "4-LUX" camcorder. My retiring Canon ZR40 Mini-DV from 2002 is 1-LUX, and I was not very impressed with it in low light (could have been operator error). The one I used before that, a large Panasonic VHS shoulder-fired bazooka from 1995, is 0.4 LUX, and is absolutely miraculous - one single candle lights up a room in bright beautiful perfect color, every bit of it makes it to the tape/screen (I refuse to get rid of that camera). I have seen reports and reviews and clips of this HDC-SD60 being both excellent and horrible in low light. A final word is badly needed, especially since I will not be able to use the built-in lighting of the camera in such environments (it will upset others by ruining the mood/env

I just received my Panasonic HDC-SD60K a couple of days ago. Although I have not shot any video with it yet, I have gone through an entire battery charge (almost two hours) just reading through the operators manual and playing with all of the settings as I go through the manual. The manual is comparably easy to understand, and the touch screen menus are easy to follow and operate. If you do not want to shoot at full auto, you have plenty of manual options with this camera; both on the camera side and the video side. And the the zoom capabilities are excellent. Although I have not used it yet, the editing software was easy to load onto my computer. There is a sizable update, so be sure to update the software on Panasonic's website after you initially load it onto your computer. I also ordered a couple of 16G SD cards, a spare battery, an HDMI cable, a camera bag, and a separate battery charger (all from Amazon). With the exception of the HDMI cable, which is not here yet, all arrived at my door in great condition and in a matter of 3-5 days. It really is an amazing little camera for the price. I did hours of research on HD video cameras before I decided to push the order button on this one. For my purposes, I am glad that I decided on this camera.SAME DAY, MUCH LATER:First of all, you need to know that I am upgrading from a Panasonic Digital VHS-C video camera. It was a great camera when I bought it, but this HDC-SD60K is not even in the same category to what I had before. I just took a giant step up! I have been playing with the settings (manual/auto) and shooting video tonight in my home. I can tell you than I am more than impressed with the video quality from this camera. Everything has been in low light conditions, so I cannot wait until I can shoot in the daylight. I started out shooting video in various rooms with only a minimal amount of lighting on; one room only had the Christmas tree lights on. The low-light video quality is very good. I tried using a couple of the manual settings to adapt for low light conditions, but I felt that they distorted the colors a little bit and have opted to just stay in auto mode when recording. The miniature sized video light that is built into this camera is very bright and actually does help quit a bit. I did discover that there are four record modes with this camera (HA1920, HG1920, HX1920, and HE1920). The default setting from the factory is HG1920, but HA1920 will give you even higher definition video. It takes the record time on the 16G SD card from two hours and forty minutes (if left on the HG1920 default setting) down to two hours and eight minutes using the HA1920 setting. But, there is a difference in the quality of the recorded video. I gradually turned on more lights in the rooms and the video quality improved accordingly. By just turning on a few lights in the rooms I was rewarded with great high definition video from this camera. Like I said earlier, I cannot wait until daylight tomorrow.I did discover something about this camera that I was not aware of before I purchased it. It has built-in capability to work with some HDTV remote controls, when you use HDMI to attach it to your HDTV at home. Panasonic's name for this technology is VIERA Link, or, others may call it EZ Sync. This technology was meant to work with their Panasonic HDTV's, but other brands may have the same capability if they are using what is called the HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) specification. My HDTV is a Toshiba, but when I plugged the HDMI cable from the camera into my television and switched the camera to play mode, I was able to get the same player control panel showing on the camera's LCD screen to come up on my television screen. Amazingly, my TV remote was able to highlight the buttons showing on my television screen and I could pick, play, pause, and stop the scenes I had just recorded by using my TV remote. I guess I will not need the 10' HDMI cable that I ordered from Amazon now. But, this is something you might want to check out with your own HDTV at home. It is another great plus to owning this camera.That's it for now. I have not taken any pictures yet, or shot daytime video, but so far I am totally happy with my choice of video camera's.UPDATE:For no specific reasons other than price versus quality ratings, this happens to now be my third Panasonic video camera (I have owned two previous VHS-C versions - analogue and digital). I began my amateur video experience with a Zenith brand video camera. I am only a recreational user, and not a professional videographer. But, I have been taking personal family videos for twenty-five years. Now that I have shot video with this camera in all lighting conditions, I continue to be completely satisfied with it's ease of use and the video quality. I have not taken individual pictures with it yet, so I cannot offer any comments on that aspect of this video camera. I have a very good