buy sanyo 2009 series, then share to us,

its world smallest HD cam, 1920 x 1080 60 fps, size like cell phone

sotong, how much exact price hd2000? can it record video up to 8hours none stop in small resolution like 640x480?

hi sotong, what is the different AP set compare to other 9term of quality, performance, warranty) ? rm3k at msia how but refer to the rpice AP 600USD is less rm2k woh prevoius your seh hd1010 purchased locally or from other counrty i cant recalled d

i need probably 6 hours to record myself, to check how was my sleeping quality

This post has been edited by jimlim007: Apr 18 2009, 09:36 PM

erm, i also duno of this camcorder, rm2500 sound still not competitive

got meh?

so far as i know, this is the cheaper woh for 1080p camcorder

panasonic SD20 have OIS verusus sanyo hd2000 (1080p); which is better?

yeah, i dont think i have steady hand. after watching the video, feel the stady hand is very importent for xacti cam but panasonic color is like the canon HV20, then really no point so far i was impression with vixia HF10 color as canon pro in color processing; but som ehoe after see this hv20 and me surprise on xacti cam. worry that pana sd20 will worst than canon hv20

in deep consideration, with IS, we can learn trick and purchase enhance tool to get staedyshot, but without 1080p, we really cant do much there; aiya, hd2000 dont have 24p; taiwan ppl quote me an example of 24p vs 60p the pros and cons:


"24mbps (rice) for 24 ppl eat

24mbps (rice) for 60 ppl eat" this comment made me feel lose in video world, too deep...

This post has been edited by jimlim007: Apr 25 2009, 10:21 AM

hi sotong, main point is my budget tight, rm2k like that. some more i wish big and keng like these feature 1080p 60fps, with IS, and color like hd2000 processing. i think current market dont have this cam for this price

agreed that now we should go for AVCHD

huh, not very understand what u mean...

u mean hd2000 is better than sd20 or.....

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Added on April 25, 2009, 9:57 pmi read this, yeah 3 model for low end HD. sound like better top up budget go for mid range level hDcam is the choice

Performance (read in-depth lab performance at CamcorderInfo.com)
Video quality isn't the HDC-SD20's strong point. It simply doesn't have the sharpness, color accuracy, or low light performance to match any of the higher-end HD camcorders in 2009. Even other mid-range models, like the Canon HF20 and the Sanyo VPC-HD2000 have far sharper pictures, more accurate colors, and better low light performance than the HDC-SD20. The only area where the SD20 really put forth a good effort was with its surprisingly low noise levels, which are likely a result of its soft, under-sharpened picture.

Comparisons (read in-depth comparisons at CamcorderInfo.com)
If you're looking for top-notch video quality, the Panasonic HDC-SD20 shouldn't be on your radar. It is, however, a good choice for budget consumers who want to jump into the HD camcorder market with an easy-to-use product. There aren't many camcorders in the sub-$600 price range that offer the amount of features present on the HDC-SD20.

The Sanyo VPC-HD2000, which is available for around $600 - $700 may be a good alternative. It earned rave reviews in our video performance testing and put up excellent numbers all around (including terrific low light performance). The VPC-HD2000 isn't the easiest camcorder to use, however, and it's upright, pistol-grip design may be awkward for traditional videographers. It also has some confusing menus, terrible image stabilization, and odd design quirks that can make the camcorder frustrating to use.

Also in the lower price range is the GZ-HD300 (MSRP $699), an HD camcorder from JVC that records to an 80GB internal hard drive. The GZ-HD300 is another simple camcorder with sub-par video performance, but it has some decent automated features and a comfortable, compact design. It doesn't have the scope of auto features found on the HDC-SD20, but the JVC GZ-HD300 has a slight edge in video performance—although, not by much.


This post has been edited by jimlim007: Apr 25 2009, 09:57 PM

you should contact Micheal May (director of Transformer 1 & 2) or John Woo (Face Off); their movie are very crispy

may be i think you need the sony EX3 kut

This post has been edited by jimlim007: Apr 26 2009, 10:38 PM

how much u can get for hf10? it a great cam

wow, thank for sharing. it is good to keep pressure sony and canon to come out 1080p lol

nowaday, i could predict that mid range camcorder 3999-5999 could killed by those 1080I or 1080P camera such as A55, GH1, Gh2, 60D, 7000D, wtc. although above mentioned few models could have heat and capturing time disadvantages, but their advantages are more attractive all the time. shallow DOF and interchangable lens are most key features to deliver amazing video quality.

the reason is DSLR or M43 could deliver extremely good video while keep the still image quality but those mid range camcorder only product acceptable video but worse in image still.

i alr know which direction i should go ^^ hehe

would like to correct you, there is HDSLR called GH2 would let you adjust and see the volume while in video recording even take still image. another weakness 60D to GH2 is GH2 have clean DHMI out.

i believe canon will do much better for their future camera.

get the Af101 or FS100