Panasonic Pv-gs300

We loved the video performance in bright light. The GS300 was very sharp, the colors bold but not too saturated. Noise seems to have increased on all Panasonics this year, however, and the GS300 is no exception. All camcorders have some kind of noise, tho

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The PV-GS300 sits between the PV-GS180 and the top-end PV-GS500 in Panasonic's line of three-CCD MiniDV camcorders. This model is billed as an updated version of the older Panasonic PV-GS250

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It’s the end of an era. No it’s not a watershed like the end of the standalone VCR after 30 years. This is likely the last review I’ll do of a tape-based standard definition (SD) camcorder. Technology is passing SD by with a new wave of high-definition ho

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The Panasonic PV-GS300 MiniDV is inexpensive for a camcorder that has three image sensors, but its video quality is quite impressive. It’s a little bulkier than some camcorders: it won’t fit into a pocket though it does fit comfortably in the hand. But th

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Excellent video quality; impressive low-light performance; effective image stabilization. Relatively few manual settings; awkward joystick control. Offering superb video quality under a wide variety of lighting conditions, the Panasonic PV-GS300 is an exc

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The PV-GS300, Panasonic's midrange consumer three-CCD camcorder, arrives at a lower price than last year's model, the PV-GS250. As with its higher-end sibling, the PV-GS500 , Panasonic adds a few new features and--unfortunately--deletes others. The prim

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