Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD2000 Camcorder Reviewby Kaitlyn Chantry and Jeremy StamasPublished on Mar 17, 2009 3:15 AM |
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However, the VPC-HD2000 is not without its problems. The upright design can make handling tricky, and the menu system is simply awful. The question is, are these concessions enough to sway a sale? |
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| Section | The Good | The Bad |
| Product Tour | Compact and attractive |
Pistol-grips design might be off-putting to traditionalists, and the lens cap is easy to lose |
| Colour & Noise Performance | Great Colour performance, good noise performance |
Skin tone accuracy is less than perfect |
| Motion & Resolution Performance | 1080/60p motion looks excellent |
Lacks the crispness of some competing camcorders |
| Low Light Performance | Outstanding sensitivity scores |
None |
| Compression & Media | Many options, including slow motion |
No internal memory and poor in-camera editing features |
| Manual Controls | Solid set of controls and lot of additional control options |
Poor menu navigation to find all those additional controls |
| Still Features | Great still photo performance. 8MP native and 12MP interpolated images |
A lot of oversharpening |
| Handling & Use | One-handed operation |
An abysmal menu system, among the worst we've seen |
| Playback & Connectivity | Many output connections for playback |
Most of those connections are on the docking station, not the camcorder |
| Audio & Other Features | Mic and headphone inputs, as well as an accessory shoe expand your options |
Unusual placement of built-in mic |
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