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Panasonic HDC-SDT750

Camcorder Review

April 29, 2011 By Jeremy Stamas 0 Comments (add your own)

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Introduction

With the HDC-SDT750, Panasonic is bringing 3D videography to the masses. It is definetly not cheap, but it is still comparable in cost to other flagship models.

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This review is organized into 17 parts
Part 1 Product Tour Comes with 3D conversion lens. Read More...	Part 2 Colour & Noise Performance Good scores in both our colour and noise tests. Read More...	Part 3 Motion & Sharpness Performance 1080/50p mode produced impeccable sharpness and excellent motion video. 25p Digital Cinema mode isn't very good. Read More...
Part 4 Low Light Performance Good low light performance all around, though shooting 3D content requires lots of light. Read More...	Part 5 Compression & Media It has a 1080/50p mode and SDXC card compatibility...but no internal memory, and the 1080/50p footage isn't compatible with most editing programs. Read More...	Part 6 Manual Controls Good set of auto and manual controls. Read More...
Part 7 Still Features Numerous photo size options and aspect ratio settings. Photos were less sharp than we expected. Read More...	Part 8 Handling & Use It's a compact, comfortable body design, with a simple menu system. The touchscreen can be annoying, though, and the LCD is smaller than the competition. Read More...	Part 9 Playback & Connectivity Inclusion of external mic & headphone jacks is nice. Needs 3D TV for 3D videos & slide-in adapter for accessory shoe, and DC-input is located inside battery compartment. Read More...
Part 10 Audio & Other Features There are plenty of audio controls, and Time Lapse Record and Pre Record can be useful functions. The built-in mic is positioned poorly, however. Read More...	Part 11 3D Features 3D content can look very good if shot correctly, but there are no manual controls, calibrating the 3D lens can be difficult, and the conversion lens adds weight and bulk. Read More...	Part 12 Canon HF S21 Comparison Read More...
Part 13 Sony HDR-CX550V Comparison Read More...	Part 14 Panasonic HDC-TM700 Comparison Read More...	Part 15 Conclusion Read More...
Part 16 Specs and Ratings Read More...	Part 17 Comments Read what people are saying about the Panasonic HDC-SDT750 Add Your Comments

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