Panasonic HDC-SD60K (black)
Manufacturer: Panasonic Part number: HDC-SD60K
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- Bottom Line:
- Panasonic's quartet of entry-level HD camcorders--the HDC-HS60, TM60, TM55, and SD60--delivers a nice manual feature set and good performance, as well as solid video quality for their class. As long as you don't pay list price, the SD60 is a great value, and if possible, avoid paying the unnecessary price premium for the hard drive in the HS60.
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CNET editors' review
Panasonic HDC-SD60K (black) price range: $638.69
- Reviewed by: Lori Grunin
- Reviewed on: 06/22/2010
- Released on: 03/10/2010
The good: Manual shutter-speed and iris controls; comfortable size; smarter-than-average autofocus; lens focuses relatively closely; decent battery life.
The bad: Soft video; cramped, low-resolution touch screen.
The bottom line: Panasonic's quartet of entry-level HD camcorders--the HDC-HS60, TM60, TM55, and SD60--delivers a nice manual feature set and good performance, as well as solid video quality for their class. As long as you don't pay list price, the SD60 is a great value, and if possible, avoid paying the unnecessary price premium for the hard drive in the HS60.
Is it just me, or are four nearly identical versions of the same product a wee bit much? Panasonic seems to be taking a carpet bomb approach to the entry-level HD camcorder market, with those four models in the slim range between $500 and $700. The HDC-SD60, TM55, and TM60 are all identical save the amount of built-in memory: none, 8GB, and 16GB respectively; the TM60 is an exclusive to Best Buy. The HS60 includes a 120GB hard disk, and because of that has a slightly different design. Reviews of all four products are based on testing of the SD60 and HS60.
Overall, the camcorders have a comfortable-to-grip design and feel well built. If your hands are large or you simply don't like the tubular design of the flash-memory models, the HS60's hard disk sticks up on the right side, giving you a little extra edge to grip. None of them have an accessory shoe, so the top of the camcorder simply has a zoom switch and shutter button for still photos. Unusual for the price class, the series includes an LED video light for shooting in dim environments. Though it's a nice touch, don't shine it directly at people--it's quite blinding.
| Panasonic HDC-SD60/TM55/ TM60 | Panasonic HDC-HS60 | Panasonic HDC-TM700/ HS700 | |
| Sensor | 3-megapixel CMOS | 3-megapixel CMOS | 3x3-megapixel 3CMOS |
| 1/4.1 inch | 1/4.1 inch | 1/4.1 inch | |
| Lens | 25x f1.8-3.3 35.7 - 893mm (16:9) | 25x f1.8-3.3 35.7 - 893mm (16:9) | 12x f1.5-2.8 35 - 420mm (16:9) |
| Min illumination (lux) | standard: 1,400 low light: 4 Color Night View: 1 | standard: 1,400 low light: 4 Color Night View: 1 | standard: 1,400 low light: 1.6 Color Night View: 1 |
EVF | No | No | Yes 0.27 inch, 123,000 dots |
| LCD | 2.7-inch 230,400-dot | 2.7-inch 230,400-dot | 3-inch 230,400-dot |
| Primary media | 0GB/8GB/16GB flash; SDXC | 120GB hard disk; SDXC | 32GB flash/240GB hard disk; SDXC |
| HD recording | AVCHD: 1080/60i @ 17 , 13, 9 Mbps; 1,440x1,080/60i @ 5 Mbps | AVCHD: 1080/60i @ 17 , 13, 9 Mbps; 1,440x1,080/60i @ 5 Mbps | AVCHD: 1080/60p 28Mbps; 1080/60i @ 17, 13, 9 ,5 Mbps |
| Manual shutter speed and iris | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Accessory shoe | No | No | Yes |
| Audio | 2 channels | 2 channels | 5.1 channels; mic, headphone jacks |
| Body dimensions (WHD, inches) | 2.0 x 2.6 x 4.4 | 2.2 x 2.6 x 4.4 | 2.6 x 2.7 x 5.4 |
| Operating weight (ounces) | 10.5 | 12.9 | 15.2/17.7 |
| Mfr. Price | $499.95/$529.95/$499 | $699.95 | $999/$1,399.95 |
| Ship date | March 2010 | March 2010 | April 2010 |
Panasonic provides a switch on the back of the camcorder to select among still, video, and playback modes; it's much more convenient than having to go through the touch screen. Next to the switch is the power connector. Along with the power button, a full complement of ports and connectors live in the LCD recess: proprietary video and Mini-HDMI out, USB, and an SDXC card slot. Though everybody's doing it, I dislike the placement of the connectors inside the LCD, since that means it's got to be open while you're attached to other devices, which is just kind of awkward. You toggle between intelligent auto and manual via a button on top of the camcorder.
In both modes, the relevant options become available via a flyout set of icons on the touch screen. All provide manual shutter speed and iris controls similar to their higher-end counterparts--uncommon, but not unique at their price points. As with their siblings, I find the user interface relatively straightforward. There are also nice iris controls for their class, switching from f-stops to decibel display when you cross the line where the optics are wide open, as well as providing an optional luminance-level readout.
Though it uses the same LCD as its high-end siblings, here that's not much of a problem; at these prices, the small, low-resolution LCD is typical. Panasonic leaves membrane switches for record, zoom, menu, video light, and delete on the LCD bezel. I prefer this approach, since touch-screen-based controls tend to introduce a slight operational delay; you have to wait for the preceding screen to time out, for example, before the menu or zoom controls appear. It's also a more-practical match for the LCD. The zoom switches are a lot harder to get a feel for and operate than the zoom rocker atop the camcorder, though. Overall, the LCD isn't bad, and is pretty usable in direct sunlight. But as with the x700 series, I found it cramped and especially difficult to use the onscreen manual focus controls (which are simply closer/farther buttons).
The most novel capability is face recognition, which seems to work similarly to the way it functions in the company's still cameras. You can register up to six faces in the camcorder's memory with names, priority (for AF and exposure), and a custom focus icon. It identifies them during recording, but not playback. (For a complete rundown on the camcorders' features and operation, download the PDF manual.)
| Canon HF M300 / M30 / M31 | JVC Everio GZ-HM340 | Panasonic HDC-SD60/TM55/ TM60 | Sony Handycam HDR-CX110/CX150 | |
| Sensor | 3-megapixel CMOS | 1.37-megapixel CMOS | 3-megapixel CMOS | 3-megapixel Exmor R CMOS |
| 1/4-inch | 1/5.8-inch | 1/4.1-inch | 1/4-inch | |
| Lens | 15x f1.8-3.2 39.5 - 592.5mm (16:9) | 20x f1.8-3.5 46.4mm to 928mm (n/a) | 25x f1.8-3.3 35.7-893mm (16:9) | 25x f1.8-2.6 37 - 1075mm (16:9) |
| Min illumination (lux) | standard: 5.5 low light: 0.4 | n/a | recommended:1400 low light: 4 night: 1 | standard: 11 low light: 3 |
EVF | No | No | No | No |
| LCD | 2.7-inch 211,000-dot touch screen | 2.7-inch 123,000-dot | 2.7-inch 230,400-dot touch screen | 2.7-inch 230,000-dot touch screen |
| Primary media | 0GB/8GB/32GB flash; SDHC | 16GB built in; SDHC | 0GB/8GB/16GB built in; SDXC | None/16GB built in; SDHC |
| HD recording | AVCHD: 1080/60i @ 24, 17 Mbps; 1,440x1,080/60i @ 12, 7, 5 Mbps | AVCHD: 1080/60i @ 24, 17, 12, 5 Mbps | AVCHD: 1080/60i @ 17, 13, 9; 1,440x1,080/60i @ 5 Mbps | AVCHD: 1080/60i @ 24, 17Mbps; 1,440x1,080/60i @ 9, 5Mbps |
| Manual shutter speed and iris | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Accessory shoe | Yes | No | No | No |
| Audio | 2 channels; mic, headphone jacks | 2 channels | 2 channels | 2 channels |
| Body dimensions (WHD, inches) | 2.7 x 2.4 x 4.8 | 2.1 x 2.4 x 4.4 | 2.0 x 2.6 x 4.4 | 2.0 x 2.3 x 4.3 |
| Operating weight (ounces) | 12.9 (est) | 9 (est) | 10.5 | 9.3 |
| Mfr. Price | $679.99/$699.99/$799.99 | $499.95 | $499.95/$529.95/$499 | $499.99/$549.99 |
| Ship date | March 2010 | February 2010 | March 2010 | February 2010 |
One of the more-notable aspects of these camcorders is performance; it's very good, not just for its class but in general. The zoom switch has a nice feel, and it's pretty easy to maintain a steady rate with it. The autofocus is quite good, both fast and accurate; unlike many competitors, it almost always seemed to focus on the correct subject. Like most camcorders this year, these models also include a second image stabilization option, in this case Power OIS, optimized for shooting while walking. I found standard and Power OIS reasonably but not exceptionally effective at the camcorder's maximum optical zoom of 25x, but that's typical. The battery lasts a long time, though it's also larger than most (and juts unbecomingly off the back of the camcorder) so it's not that big of a surprise.
Video quality isn't quite as impressive, but it's about average for the price class. These models use just one of the small trio of sensors used by their higher-end siblings, and it shows. You'll definitely want to switch from the default 13Mbps mode to the highest quality 17Mbps mode. It's visibly sharper, especially in scenes with lots of activity, with better shadow detail. But it's still soft, with mushy detail in general. Exposures are good, though the video might not look saturated enough, especially if you're planning to edit it rather than just play back on a TV. The low-light video is very noisy, desaturated, and soft. With the video light it's much better, but there are limits to situations where you can use the light. The 640x480-pixel still photos actually look better than any of the other resolutions--quite bright and sharp--but the interpolated 5-megapixel photos look especially overprocessed.
Panasonic's quartet of entry-level HD camcorders--the HDC-HS60, TM60, TM55, and SD60--deliver a nice manual feature set and good performance, as well as solid video quality for their class. My standard take on hard-drive models: Unless you need enough capacity to record all-day sessions there's really no reason to opt for the overpriced hard-drive-based HS60. A hard drive full of video left in the camcorder is an accident waiting to happen. As long as you don't pay list price, or at least don't pay more than the price for the TM60, the SD60 is the best value of the bunch and generally a good buy.
User reviews
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Almost Perfect Consumer HD Camcorder with few flaws
by famu97 on June 3, 2010
Pros: excellent video quality, lightweight & compact, excellent digital stills, capture digital still while recording video, built-in flash for stills & LED light for recording video, face recognition & saved face detection, 25x Optical zoom, Insta
Cons: low-light video quality is still not great but better than models of recent years, over-compensates for color correction when shooting in intelligent auto-mode indoors w/poor lighting, 2-channel stereo audio, no included mini-HDMI to HDMI cable
Summary: In my opinion you really have two options for the best consumer-grade HD camcorders and that's Panasonic or Sony. I've owned a previous Panasonic HD camcorder and the ...
Summary: In my opinion you really have two options for the best consumer-grade HD camcorders and that's Panasonic or Sony. I've owned a previous Panasonic HD camcorder and the video & digital still image quality on this camera is far superior. Shooting outdoors makes an unbelievable video with no visible flaws in color & clarity.
I love how lightweight this is and how small it is. It almost seems like a toy in the palm of your hands because of how small it is. I believe it would fit in my pocket it's so small. The 25x optical zoom is great but it can go out to 32x zoom with digital enhancements. The battery life is pretty descent but I'd like it longer. You can get 1 hr 41 mins of record time from a fully charged battery. I'd recommend buying an extra battery just to be safe.
Another thing I love about this camcorder is the instant-on feature. As soon as you press the power button it's ready to shoot. there's literally no wait to be able to record.
I have a 16GB SDHC card in mine and it says I can record 2 hrs & 41 mins of video at the highest resolution. I think I'll buy at least another 8GB or 16GB SDHC card just to make sure I always have enough storage to record what I want.
I think my one big knock on this HD camcorder is that when shooting in full intelligent auto-mode, the camcorder seems to try to over-compensate for low-lighting when shooting in doors. It sometimes make skin tones more red or it swings the other way and has a night-vision like effect on the skins tones & picture. I don't know if I can shoot in manual mode and avoid that from happening but the intelligent auto point & shoot is the reason I got the camcorder in the first place. i don't want to have to set manual settings to correct for skin tone color. I noticed it because I've owned a previous Panasonic HD camcorder that was going on 3 years old and the previous models didn't do that. New users won't know the difference.
One small nit-pick I have is that the menu is not that intuitive. Some settings are located in places that were hard for me to find without looking it up in the manual. I do wish the LCD screen was a little larger but the camcorder is so small they can't physically put a larger screen on it.
Basically I love this camcorder. If I had more money to spend, I would get the Panny HDC-TM700K which has 3 CMOS sensors instead of one, 32GB internal flash memory & records in full Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound. The 5.1 DD surround sound is what I miss from my last Panny HD camcorder. I do think for the money you're spending they would include an HDMI cable especially since its using a mini-HDMI to HDMI interface. that's not a common HDMI cable to buy.
Bottom line is you won't be disappointed in the video & digital still picture quality at this price. If you have a bigger budget - then I'd recommend the Panasonic HDC-TM700K.5 out of 5 users found this user opinion helpful.
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One of the best budget camcorders
by gs1983 on July 31, 2010
Pros: I've had this product for about 3 months. The video quality is very solid, the LED flash and light work very well, the audio is great. It is very lightweight, attractive, and has a good price tag.
Cons: Still pictures could be a little better. Although, it does nice macro shots.
Summary: If you aren't looking to spend over $500, I would highly recommend this for amateurs or beginners.
Summary: If you aren't looking to spend over $500, I would highly recommend this for amateurs or beginners.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
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good camera, poor software
by LongHorn204 on February 11, 2011
Pros: powerful zoom, image stabilization, good image quality, HD
Cons: unstable software, no input for external microphone
Summary: Panasonic 35X "intelligent" zoom with image stabilization works wonders. Allows to make great close ups of birds and animals, both, clips and stills. However, processing the results with provided by ...
Summary: Panasonic 35X "intelligent" zoom with image stabilization works wonders. Allows to make great close ups of birds and animals, both, clips and stills. However, processing the results with provided by Panasonic software is long and often frustrating adventure.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Excellent for outdoor shooting & excellent stabilizer
by minn5781 on June 19, 2010
Pros: Stabilizer
Outdoor shooting
25x Zoom
Comfortable sizeCons: Low light/Indoor shooting
DC-Input coverSummary: The best part of this camera is probably its optical image stabilizer which makes the video still very calm even when walking and zooming which really impressed me. The image ...
Summary: The best part of this camera is probably its optical image stabilizer which makes the video still very calm even when walking and zooming which really impressed me. The image quality was also superior to the cameras I?ve used before. It?s also very easy to hook up the camera to my HDTV by using a component cable which was in the box. The image quality is far better than my cable TV by all means. Outdoor shooting is just perfect, especially when you?re not shooting against light. The size of the camera is just perfect and is very comfortable to hold it.
Now, here are the bad stuffs?right after unboxing, I went around my house to test the quality of this camera, but it disappointed me when it performed worse than expected in low light conditions. The images were very noisy when shot in low light conditions, however it portrayed the image without any loss of accuracy in terms of colors, etc. Later, I went out to a nearby helipad to shoot a helicopter takeoff, but it seems as if the SD60 has a difficult time focusing on the helicopter as it starts ascending, therefore causing very blurry images at some times.
Anyway, I would recommend this camera for people who just want to shoot this outdoors, etc. If not, I?d recommend they consider Canon or the new high-end camcorders released by Panasonic.1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Good video camera.
by mcarthur77 on October 5, 2010
Pros: We liked this model due to its attractive price.
Cons: Playback quality was not as lucid as the Sony hdr-cx-150. Autofocusing indoors was lagging behind the Sony.
Summary: This is a decent hd videocam. Good features. I recommend it for beginners.
Summary: This is a decent hd videocam. Good features. I recommend it for beginners.
1 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Bought it, terrible interface with Mac.
by dabasman on April 24, 2011
Pros: Beautiful picture quality
Cons: Have to transfer video data IN REAL TIME by cable into imovie software on the MAC before it can be burned to DVD. Ridiculous. The files are not in mpeg 2 or 4 so it was a pain to convert to DVD. It is even more complicated than using tapes. So many ot
Summary: Thumbs down
Summary: Thumbs down
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Pretty good
by AnilGKurian on March 25, 2011
Pros: Image Stabilizer, OIS is superb!!!
Ease of operation & nice touch screen
CompactnessCons: only on camera charging
no option to select video resolution other than full hdSummary: Very good camera, selected after searching for a handycam almost a month. Image stabilisation is wonderful, thats the main reason I selected this and I am happy now with the ...
Summary: Very good camera, selected after searching for a handycam almost a month. Image stabilisation is wonderful, thats the main reason I selected this and I am happy now with the selection. Indoor performance is also good. No need to think twice if you are looking for a home use.
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Nice features and price but disappointed overall
by jeo556 on January 30, 2011
Pros: Price, size, zoom range, image stabilization, touch screen
Cons: HORRIBLE indoor video
Summary: This is the first camcorder that my wife and I purchased to capture family memories as our son grows up. Indoor video quality is obviously important and this camera fails ...
Summary: This is the first camcorder that my wife and I purchased to capture family memories as our son grows up. Indoor video quality is obviously important and this camera fails in that department. The video playback on our 46" HDTV using a HDMI-to-miniHDMI cable is so grainy that it is almost hard to watch. Maybe I'm expecting too much but I was under the impression that HD is a set standard.
My wife commented on the fact that her father's JVC camcorder from ~1985 took better video than what this camcorder is capable of.
I read the manual and set everything to the highest video settings, and made sure that the output was set to play on a HDTV widescreen TV.
I also did some research on the type of SDHC card to buy so that the camcorder performed at its best. I ended up with a Transcend 16 GB Class 6 card after reading an independent review statating that it had a very high read and write speed to allow the camera to function without being bogged down by the card.
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This is great
Pros: This is great
Cons: non so far
Summary: you've made the right choice in getting this one.
Summary: you've made the right choice in getting this one.
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the best camcorder. excellent camcorder
by bestbuyhdtv on January 16, 2011
Pros: I like this camcorder and i used this camcorder for 5 months.
Cons: low-light video quality is still not great but better than models of recent years, over-compensates for color correction when shooting in intelligent auto-mode indoors w/poor lighting, 2-channel stereo audio, no included mini-HDMI to HDMI cable
Summary: In my opinion you really have two options for the best consumer-grade HD camcorders and that's Panasonic or Sony. I've owned a previous Panasonic HD camcorder and the ...
Summary: In my opinion you really have two options for the best consumer-grade HD camcorders and that's Panasonic or Sony. I've owned a previous Panasonic HD camcorder and the video & digital still image quality on this camera is far superior. Shooting outdoors makes an unbelievable video with no
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Panasonic
- Part number: HDC-SD60K
- Description: The SD60 Series features a 25x optical zoom and an Intelligent Zoom function that goes all the way up to 35x. When using intelligent zoom, Intelligent Resolution technology lets you shoot at high zoom rates while preserving the image resolution. You get sharp images of highly detailed objects - without the blurry edges. Plus, Power O.I.S. suppresses even slight hand-shake, which is a must for extreme zooming, because of its high susceptibility to hand-shake. The 35.7mm wide-angle lens on the SD60 Series fits more people and more of the background into the frame than a conventional 44.1mm lens. This is especially handy when you want to take a group photo in a small room. It fits your subjects in even when you shoot from up close, and makes it possible to pick up even small sounds with the microphone. It also gives you more ways to enjoy your camcorder, like taking self portraits or capturing sweeping landscapes without losing the sense of scale.
General
- Product Type Camcorder - 1080i
- Enclosure Color Black
- Camcorder Sensor Resolution 3.32 megapixels
- Effective Video Resolution 2.11 megapixels
- Digital Zoom 1500 x
- Effective Photo Resolution 2.32 megapixels
- Camcorder Interpolated Photo Resolution 5 megapixels
- Camcorder Media Type Flash card
- Optical Sensor Size 1/4.1"
- Optical Sensor Type MOS
- Min Illumination 1 lux
- Analog video format NTSC
- Digital Video Format AVCHD
- Image Stabilizer Optical (POWER O.I.S.)
- Min Shutter Speed 1/2 sec
- Max Shutter Speed 1/8000 sec
- Shooting modes Digital photo mode
- Shooting Programs Snow,
Beach,
Sports mode,
Sunset,
Low light,
Night portrait,
Spotlight,
Fireworks,
Scenery,
Night scene,
Portrait mode - White Balance Automatic,
Presets,
Custom - White Balance Presets Cloudy,
Sunlight,
Outdoor,
Indoor - Exposure Modes Program,
Automatic,
Manual - Image Recording Format JPEG
- Camera Flash Built-in flash
- Widescreen Video Capture Yes
- AV Interfaces HDMI,
Composite video/audio Lens System
- Type 25 x x Zoom lens - 3.02 mm - 75.5 mm - F/1.8-3.3
- Lens aperture F/1.8-3.3
- Features Built-in lens shield
- Optical zoom 25 x
- Lens system type Zoom lens
- Min focal length 3.02 mm
- Max focal length 75.5 mm
- Auto Focus TTL contrast detection
- Focal Length Equivalent to 35mm Camera 35.7 - 893 mm
- Focus Adjustment Manual,
Automatic - Zoom Adjustment Motorized drive
Additional Features
- Built-in Light Yes
- Low Lux / Night Mode Yes
- Additional Features DPOF support,
Face detection,
Built-in speaker,
Pre-Rec function,
Intelligent Contrast Control,
YouTube capture mode,
AF/AE tracking,
Backlight compensation,
Dolby Digital AC-3 (2 channel) recording,
Touch-screen control,
Automatic display brightness adjustment,
Intelligent Scene Selector,
PictBridge support,
Face Recognition,
Smile Detection technology,
Built-in help guide,
USB 2.0 compatibility - Software Panasonic HD Writer AE 2.0,
Drivers & Utilities - Included Accessories USB cable,
Power adapter,
Audio / video cable,
Pen stylus Display
- Type 2.7 in LCD display
Connections
- Connector Type 1 x HDMI output,
1 x USB,
1 x Composite video/audio output,
1 x Component video output - Memory Card Slot SD card
Microphone
- Microphone Features Wind noise reduction,
Zoom Memory / Storage
- Media type Flash card
- Supported Memory Cards SD Memory Card
System Requirements for PC Connection
- Operating System Support Apple Mac OS X 10.5.8,
Apple Mac OS X 10.6.x,
MS Windows 7,
MS Windows Vista,
MS Windows XP SP2 or later - Peripheral Devices USB port,
CD-ROM drive Battery
- Supported Battery 1 x Li-ion rechargeable battery - 1790 mAh ( Included )
Audio Input
- Audio input type Microphone
- Microphone type Built-in
- Microphone Operation Mode Stereo
- Microphone technology [Aug 27, 2010 from CDS: Audio Input] Electret condenser
Viewfinder / Display
- Display Features Rotating
Environmental Parameters
- Min Operating Temperature 32 °F
- Max Operating Temperature 104 °F
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support 1 year warranty
- Service & Support Details Limited warranty - 1 year
Physical Characteristics
- Width 2 in
- Depth 4.4 in
- Height 2.6 in
- Weight 9 oz
Product series
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Manufacturer: Panasonic
Specs: CMOS,
Built-in flash,
9.1 oz,
4.4 in,
2.6 in,
25 x x Zoom lens - 3.02 mm - 75.5 mm - F/1.8-3.3,
Panasonic HDC-TM55 - Camcorder - Consumer - Flash card,
2 in -
Manufacturer: Panasonic
Specs: MOS,
Built-in flash,
9 oz,
4.4 in,
2.6 in,
25 x x Zoom lens - 3.02 mm - 75.5 mm - F/1.8-3.3,
Panasonic HDC-SD60K - Camcorder - Consumer - Flash card,
2 in -
Manufacturer: Panasonic
Specs: MOS,
Built-in flash,
11.5 oz,
4.4 in,
2.6 in,
25 x x Zoom lens - 3.02 mm - 75.5 mm - F/1.8-3.3,
Panasonic HDC-HS60K - Camcorder - Consumer - Hard disk drive,
- Flash card,
2.2 in -
Manufacturer: Panasonic
Specs: HDC-TM60K
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Manufacturer: Panasonic
Specs: MOS,
Built-in flash,
9 oz,
4.4 in,
2.6 in,
25 x x Zoom lens - 3.02 mm - 75.5 mm - F/1.8-3.3,
Panasonic HDC-SD60S - Camcorder - Consumer - Flash card,
2 in
Accessories
- INTELLISHRED SB-99CI-17SHT SHREDDER (32955601)183.49 - 419.92
- Sony SPK HCG - marine case for camcorder (34580847)239.95
- Porta-Brace Rain Slicker RS-55 - rain jacket for camcorder (31059775)233.49 - 269.00
- Canon MA 300 - camcorder microphone adapter (30121346)174.49 - 174.95
- JVC KA-551U tripod adapter (32090695)299.95
- Porta-Brace Rain Slicker RS-HVX200 rain cover (33614228)181.41
- Sony LCS VCC - soft case for camcorder (33351258)139.00 - 249.99
- Sony SPK CXA - marine case for camcorder (33958662)299.00
- Sony SPK CXB - marine case for camcorder (34580865)199.00 - 216.49
- Canon HC 4100 - hard case for camcorder (30584700)239.95 - 256.30
Manufacturer info
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