Canon ZR60

Review: I purchased a ZR60 this weekend and was filming within a matter of hours. By the time the battery wa...

Pros: Pass-through FireWire and digitizer. Good quality camera.

Cons: OK... low light video is only adequate.

The Bottom Line: If you are on a budget and want/need DV technology, this is a good choice.

Review: I bought this at the "After Thanksgiving Sale" because of the Price and the Features. I have hundreds of hours of VHS and HI8 video tapes that I want to digitize and store on DVD/CD. (I was surprised how many "upper end" DVcam's do NOT have a ...

Pros: Very easy to handle and use; great value for the street price (as of 4/04).

Cons: Noisy internal mic; problems in low light

The Bottom Line: An easy-to-use camcorder for the budget-conscious.

Review: I purchased the Canon ZR60 from a Gateway store that was closing in April 2004, for approximately half the list price. What a steal! The ZR60 is no longer being sold in many places, but it can still be had on-line, and it's definitely worth some ...

Pros: Ergonomics, Options and price

Cons: Needs to be tweaked for low light conditions.

The Bottom Line: Biggest bang for your buck and read the manual.

Review: When I finally decided on the ZR60 I went through two different digital camcorders. First camcorder ...

Pros: clarity, digital effects, versatility, size, ease of use

Cons: battery, but you can always buy a better one, no good software is included

The Bottom Line: If you aren't a super picky electronic buff and you want a easy to use, crisp picture, stylish, highly portable video camera to document your adventures, this is it!

Review: I bought this camera because I wanted a fun totable way to document anything from special occasions, to vacations, to just being silly with my friends. I knew it was small but I had no idea it would be this small! Its great, about palm size, and super...

Pros: MiniDV format, Battery Life, Size, Included Accessories.

Cons: MiniDV tapes are only 60 minutes.Low Light situations need additional lighting.

Review: I agree with the reviews that panned the ZR60 for low light situations. That said, GET A LIGHT! It makes a huge difference with any camera for most situations. The features of the Canon ZR60 that I rave the most about are battery life, the picture ...

Pros: Easy to use, small and comfortable in the hand, big LCD screen

Cons: doesn't do well in very low light

Review: My previous camcorder was 6 years old and I wanted to upgrade to digital. I looked around for something in my price range (preferably under $300). I am very pleased I picked this one. I am able to record my movies from my previous camcorder to this one ...

Review: This was my first experience going from an analog vhs camera to digital and I was blown away with th...

Review: Over all it's a nice camera for the money you pay, and u can never have top of the line for long ca...

Pros: Excellent Outdoor quality video, image stabalizer, video effects

Cons: Humming sound, dismal photo quality, ripped off at Best Buy, night mode

The Bottom Line: Get another one in the ZR series (ZR-65 or the ZR-70).

Review: I bought the Canon ZR-60 at Best Buy two hours before I left for London (I live near Dallas). I boug ...