JVC GR-D93

Pros: VALUE!!! Low light performance, size, ease of use

Cons: Not paying for Sony name???

The Bottom Line: Can't go wrong for the price. Lots of features, better than average low light image.

Review: I have spent over 2 weeks and MANY hours researching cameras. Just returned the Sony HC40 ($650 @ BestBuy) for the JVC. Low light performance was key for us and much of our shooting is indoors with our new baby. Sony's looked like it was B&W and very ...

Pros: Easy to use, lots of features, easy software (you better have a fast computer).

Cons: you might want to get a 2 or 3hr batt too.

Review: Camera works great, everything I expected. It would have been nice to have a hot shoe, mic. input, headphone jack and better low light shooting. I knew that the camera didn't have those things when I got it so I'm still very very ...

Pros: Easy controls, good zoom, snapshot feature

Cons: Lower megapixel, setting date to appear more complex than necessary

Review: Bought this to replace an old 8mm. Would up getting it refurbished from e cost and it's been a great little camera. 1.33 megapixel camera acceptable by todays standards, but not ultra-crisp. controls easy to use and decent image quality. very ...

Pros: Good size and video guality.

Cons: When they brake unless under warranty, they are too expensive to fix.

The Bottom Line: JVC models have average features and good video quality, but they are useless when they brake. And they will brake. Avoid.

Review: I recently bought a JVC mini camcorder that broke after limited use. So I went to one of their factory authorized repair places only to find that JVC will not allow anyone to repair my model but themselves. (God only knows if your model falls into this ...