JVC GR-DVL300

Pros: small, easy to use, useful software provided

Cons: 45 minutes battery

Review: Let's be honest: at one point in time anybody wants a camera; for shooting family movies, friends or for travelling or whatever you want. I got my share of desire about one month ago. I finally got some money put aside and I decided that a camera would...

Pros: easy to use, lots of features

Cons: none

Review: Buying a camcorder is a big decision for the usual people (I am not thinking about the rich guys who are buying, don't like it, through it away...). After all it is around $1000, money that otherwise could be spent on many useful things... Why not buying...

Pros: The Movie Quality Is Perfect!, Fun To Use...Tiny Camera - Huge Results!

Cons: None!

The Bottom Line: If you are seeking an easy to use digital video camera with many features, this is the one for you.

Review: This is a trendsetter's product. If you want to have movies of digital/DVD quality, this is the camera for you! And if you want to upload your movie onto your PC for editing, e-mailing or posting on a webpage... this camera and software will do it all!...

Pros: low lux, compact, balanced, easy controls, amazing stills, excellent sound, progressive scan.

Cons: bottom loading cassette, no external mic jack.

The Bottom Line: It's beautiful to the eye and sleek and sexy to hold; but more importantly the audio and video performance is exceptional, especially in difficult lighting. The engineers got it right!

Review: Right out of the box, this camera's a beauty. First thing you notice is the sleek barrel design and the silver-gray color only compliments the streamlined appearance. Open up the large 3-1/2" viewfinder and you'll immediately notice a vast improvement ...

Pros: The GR DV 3000 provides portabilty, sharp images & great sound.Great semi-pro cam

Cons: Bottom tape feed, hunting of focus in low light situations.

The Bottom Line: The GR DV 3000 provides poartabilty, sharp images & great sound. Best value for money under $1000

Review: In my collection of pro cameras used for documentaries the GR DV3000 had to be the smartest move ive ...

Pros: Great in low light environments. Very large LCD screen. Good color pick-up.

Cons: Small viewfinder.

The Bottom Line: It's overall a wonderful camera. It has a "Snapshot" setting, and great color and light pick-up. 5 stars just doesn't say enough.

Review: I have not owned many digital video camcorders in my life, but this is the most outstanding of anyth ...

Pros: features, size, everything

Cons: none

Review: My son started playing t-ball last year and we wanted a camcorder to record him playing. The JVC digital camcorder was perfect for us. We wanted a small camcorder that didn't get in the way and was easy to handle. Our camcorder is small enough for...

Pros: Easy Firewire (ILink) Connection, Great video quality, Ergonomic, easy to operate, price

Cons: Still images are low quality

The Bottom Line: If you want a great little DVC then pick the JVC DVL300. A lot of "bang for the buck"

Review: The JVC GRDVL300u is a great little DVC. It may be the on low end on the JVC line-up BUT this little camera performs like the "big boys". The camera is ergonomically designed and is very easy to operate for the "right hander". All controls and menu...

Pros: Small ,VERY light weight, Digital , Inexpensive , Lots of connection options

Cons: High Lux , No memory stick for still photos

The Bottom Line: Good camera , Fun to use , easy to use , Lots of features. This camera CAN take good photo's, Photo's on tape.

Review: This camera takes great video. I use the firewire port to edit and create my movies. This camera allows editing just like the pro's with additional software. For those people who do not have a firewire port, JVC provides a serial interface so you can...

Pros: Outstanding picture due to the 680k pixel CCD and sharp lens, good value.

Cons: Lack of analog inputs.

The Bottom Line: Outstanding picture quality at a price much less than anything in its class. I bought two!

Review: Though there is little technical difference between Digital 8 and MiniDV theoretical capability- the smaller size of the MiniDV cassette and its wide acceptance as a standard are huge positives.

To choose the JVC 300U, I tested it versus 10...