Sanyo Camcorders Reviews

"In this video, I take a first look at Sanyo’s new VPC-WH1 HD camcorder...I’ll look at the the construction of the VPC-WH1, and then show some video shot with the camcorder...Or you can look below for the full-quality video embedded from YouTube..." read more »

"The Sanyo VPC-CG10 may have a lot more functionality than ultracompact camcorders like the Flip UltraHD, but that functionality comes at a price...To provide beginning users with an easier interface, Sanyo has included a "Simple Menu" setting, which omits about 95% of the menus...With the VPC-CG10, Sanyo perseveres with its unique pistol-grip style...The recording media is another plus: SDHC memory cards are tiny and portable..." read more »

"And we haven't even begun to see the inevitable models based on HD-DVD or Blu-ray discs...Comparing these reviews to 103109 other Camcorders reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 86/100 = Very Good...For full control over exposure, you'll need a camera that lets you manually set both the aperture and the shutter speed..." read more »

"The Sanyo VPCE2 camcorder captures stunning digital video and magnificent 8 megapixel photos, even underwater...The VPCE2 is capable of recording full motion videos five feet underwater for up to 30 minutes...This camcorder enables simultaneous shooting of both still images and video clips with a simple press of a button..." read more »

"The Sanyo Xacti VPC-CG9 is a cute standard-def offering that comes with some interesting modes and features...Anyone who remembers those ‘Monsters in my Pocket’ toys from the late 1980s will be instantly familiar with the Xacti VPC-CG9 — not only is it similarly pocket-sized, it’s also pretty monstrous...Its main claim to fame is probably its 9.1-megapixel stills mode, which does a pretty good job of capturing photos..." read more »

"Its ease and comfort of use are great...This review would be of great use to somebody making a product choice, but would have to be used in conjunction with other information sources...All remarks are founded on evidence from personal experience and the author remains objective throughout..." read more »

"The Sanyo VPC-FH1 is very good in terms of form factor and ergonomics...The 60p recording makes the Sanyo Xacti VPC-FH1’s world’s firsts, according to Sanyo’s announcement...To be fair, the Xacti FH1 is hardly an expensive piece of kit: we think its asking price is fair given the overall still and video quality and the advanced capabilities of the camera...The Sanyo Xacti FH1 gives reasonable results and provided us with some memorable footage..." read more »

"If we gave camcorders awards for their appearance, the Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD1000 would be a shoe-in...Aside from much improved looks, the VPC-HD1000 also boasts Full HD video recording at 1,920 x 1,080, as found on premium models from JVC and Panasonic costing hundreds more...As with Sony's consumer HD camcorders, the Sanyo relies on a CMOS sensor rather than a CCD one..." read more »

"This week I?m taking a look at its junior sibling, the sleek and rather lovely VPC-C6, which shares Sanyo?s ambitious hybrid still/video design ethos...The f3.5-4.7 6x optical zoom lens is quite a lot larger than on most comparable compacts, and the 2in flip-out LCD monitor has 210k pixels for above average sharpness and a good anti-reflective coating for use in bright sunlight...The overall design has that finished look of a third-generation product, which in fact it is...While the pistol-grip format may not appeal to everyone, it is a good compromise between the camera?s dual functions..." read more »

"The VPC-CA6 is a an extremely small SD-card based video and still camera...this includes the hinge that houses the VPC-CA6's battery and SD card slot...The VPC-CA6 has a 5x optical zoom and supports four recording modes, topping out at standard VGA (640 x 480) video at 30fps...On the digital still front, the VPC-CA6 features a six megapixel sensor with a variety of pre-set shooting modes...One of the selling points for the VPC-CA6 is that it's splash-proof..." read more »