Written on: 11/07/2004 by hornikn (1 review written)
I am a veteran movie amateur, using analog camcorders for the last 16-17 years +4 in the digital arena. In addition to what has been said before by other reviewers, and my list of Pros & cons above:
I have the Panasonic NV-GS5 Digital Camcorder for about a year. I previously had a Panasonic NV-DS5 palmcorder for about 4 years, but it was unfortunately stolen in Rome in mid day. It was realy a marvelous piece of equipmqnt. In the process of miniaturization, Panasonic (and the other...
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225800_Mistermister's Response to hornikn's Review
Written on: 18/01/2006
Excellent review. Nothing was mentioned about it's data transfering to PC though, is this easily done?
Hornikn's Response to hornikn's Review
Written on: 18/02/2006
I don't really understand what you actually meant by transfering to PC. There are 2 types of transfer. One is the transfer of movie clips for editing on PC, with MS MovieMaker for instance, this is extremely easy thru a firewire (IEEE1394) connection. I did it and it is great. The other one is a transfer of still images from the memory card or stills captured on the MiniDV tape. The camera includes, in the box, a USB cable (& drivers) plus a photo editing program. This is also easily done. Yet, the still images captured by this movie camera are low quality, only 1 megapixel. I therefore do not use this feature at all. I take stills with a dedicated 3-5 megapixel still camera. I hope this answers your question.