This is a good choice of camera if huge storage capacity is a big factor. The JVC Everio GZ-HD6EK produces good pictures and sound and has a comprehensive set of connection options including FireWire. However, we found it rather bulky and the use of M...
Abstract: JVC launched what it claimed to be the worlds first full-HD camcorder (the GZ-HD7) in early 2007, and has since seen some success in the market with its wellfeatured and user-friendly models. However, unlike Sonys HDR-SR12 AVCHD camcorder, the Everio...
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Published: 2008-11-28, Author: Rob , review by: techworld.com
This is a good choice of camera if huge storage capacity is a big factor. The JVC Everio GZ-HD6EK produces good pictures and sound and has a comprehensive set of connection options including FireWire. However, we found it rather bulky and the use of M...
Next to the latest flash memory camcorders, JVC's Everio GZ-HD6EK feels rather portly. But its ten hours of high quality video storage still can't be matched by any format other than similarly equipped hard disk-based camcorders. Unfortunately, you pay qu...
Abstract: Video Review: Are you a friend to the Earth? Then check out GCycle... its G4s new initiative to try and get you to be a better person and recycle tech stuff!JVC HD6 CamcorderIts comfortable to hold and not too heavy The strap is a little lower than ...
Mic picks up noise—wind and zoom toggle, Should have a flash and/or video light, No hot shoe
I’m glad to see the Class of 2008 high-def camcorders has kicked off with a bang. This 1080p model is a winner especially when shooting outdoors and it’s not too shabby in available light. Quality is very impressive, menus are easy to nav...
Abstract: The JVC Everio GZ-HD6, with a 120GB HDD, has capacity on its side. For that matter, so does the Sony HDR-SR12, which has the same amount of storage. Beyond that, JVC has a hard road to hoe convincing consumers to choose its camcorder over the competiti...
