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Introduction
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01.Product Tour
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02.Audio
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03.Compression & Media
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04.Manual Controls
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05.Still Features
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06.Handling & Use
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07.Playback & Connectivity
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08.Other Features
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09.Conclusion
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10.Photo Gallery
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11.Specs and Ratings
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12.Comments
JVC GY-HM100
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Product Tour
Introduction
Along with the newly released Panasonic AG-HMC40, the JVC GY-HM100 is one of the smallest pro camcorders on the market. Weighing only 3.1 pounds, the camcorder is an ideal unit for a videographer who desperately needs to save some space. Recording natively progressive video to regular SDHC memory cards using the MPEG-2 codec, the camcorder is nearly as simple and easy to use as many consumer models. The GY-HM100 comes with a 10x optical zoom lens, a detacheable shotgun microphone, and a decent amount of manual controls. The camcorder also offers a seamless workflow with Final Cut Pro, as it can record video using Apple's MOV file format.
Even with all these perks, the GY-HM100 is not a camcorder that will be cherished by traditional professionals. If you're used to large, shoulder-mounted models, the HM100 may feel like a toy in comparison. The lack of extensive manual controls, as well as the cramped design of the camcorder, will also send many pros looking elsewhere. The GY-HM100 has an MSRP of $3995 and JVC will begin shipping the model in the next few days.
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