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- Compact 6-in-1 digital video camcorder with 9-megapixel resolution and 8x digital zoom
- 3.0-megapixel CMOS sensor; MPEG-4 video formatting with 640 x 480 resolution @ 30 fps
- 2.0-inch TFT LCD display; 32 MB internal memory; SD/MMC memory card slot
- Also functions as digital camera, digital voice recorder, MP3 player, and card reader
- Measures 1.6 x 3.0 x 3.9 inches (W x H x D); 1-year limited warranty
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Price: $149.00 |
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New, lowest price : $129.00 |
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Camcorder Reviews Writed by Customer
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Incredible
2008-05-04
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For this price you can't get much better.
I was suprised how well the pictures came out both when i took them as a digital camera and as a video camera. The videos are superb, in night and day.
A must have! |
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Fun Camera!
2008-04-24
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| This camera is a lot of fun! It easily fits in your pocket, and takes fairly good pics and videos. The downside is that its very cheaply made so you have to be real careful with it. Also it's not very good in low light situations. Even with the downsides I find this camera to be a great buy for the low price,and is very convenient for on the go situations when you need to capture a spontaneous moment with a pic or video. Overall it gets four and a half stars from me! |
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Good while it lasted
2008-01-30
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| My son received this as a Christmas present. He was enjoying it for a few weeks. It doesn't preform well in low light settings. About three weeks later, there were no words or icons on the screen. I visited the Mustek website and they didn't even list this camera as one of their products. So I called their customer help line (a toll call) and received no help at all. I was on hold more than I was speaking to the rep. He didn't understand what I was saying anyway. Needless to say the camera has been returned and we will be buying a different product. |
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Great considering
2007-12-29
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The Mustek DV 9300 performs pretty well for its price.
The microphone is very clean and clear, and the built in speaker is tin-can-ish but sufficient for replaying and does not cut out at high noise levels.
My experience with the video is that it adapts decently, but not great, to low light situations, and it automatically focuses pretty quickly.
The covers for the memory card and jacks do snap closed, but not well at all, i find them hanging open from time to time. Not that I care.
It has a built in 32MB memory which is pretty sufficient for shots under five minutes or so, and of course it can take SD memory cards to expand that.
The interfacing with my computer is nicely simple - no software is required, at least using Ubuntu or XP. Just plug it into the USB port and it will come up as a removable drive with a folder each for Pictures, Music, and Video. Of course it comes with software, but it is pretty silly, like pretty much all camera software, and serves only to clog up my machines.
The built in MP3 player makes it even more worth it's price, and it also plays WAV and WMA formats, not that anybody uses them. There's a standard headphone jack for this function that gives quality sound.
The screen is clear and swivels all the way around, so you can film yourself and watch it at the same time.
It takes pretty clean pictures but the colour is a bit washed and there is grain in darker areas. More than the average person needs for shooting quick 'smile!' shots on the go, but certainly not an art camera. No Macro either. And as always, the built in digital effects, like Sketch, Solarize, etc, are completely useless.
The battery lasts a long time, 50 minutes or so continuous shooting, and recharges to full in 15 minutes.
It has a built in stabliser but it annoyingly turns itself off every time you power down.
The interface is is terribly simple, and does not give much malleability to the situation, with very few options.
I have yet to experiment with the interval shutter option, but it seems pretty fun. |
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Digital camcorder
2007-12-12
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| Overall, a good deal for the price. Only shortcomings are files are saved in .asf format only and low level light performance is not that good. |
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