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Sony NSC-GC1 user reviews

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  • 3.0 stars

    "Great Tiny Camcorder!" on by GadgetPro2

    Pros: Size, 2.4 inch LCD, 5 meg photos

    Cons: Battery must be unscrewed for access

    Summary: I own this NSC-GC1 sony camcorder. There is a learning curve in dealing with the controls and menu. But this is to be expected with such a tiny device. I take it everywhere. The video quality is just acceptable. Not as great as the Canon HD10! I have not experienced any inverted images when the LCD is rotated 270 degrees. Great Product to own!

  • 4.0 stars

    "Excellent for the $$" on by syrguy

    Pros: Good video, good stills

    Cons: controls need some getting used to

    Summary: ran this little gem through its paces on a mini-vacation, and it did a great job as a second still camera, and a primary video cam.....results were more than acceptable, and a breeze to upload to my computer for printout, email, or viewing.

  • 4.0 stars

    "Great for a cheap camcorder." on by Tha_Legend

    Pros: Small, light, not too expensive.

    Cons: Mediocre picture and video quality.

    Summary: I bought this for $150 and a 2GB stick impulsivley at WalMart. It works well enough if you don't think of yourself as a semi-proffessional filmographer. Don't expect it to be comparable to $400+ digital video cams.

  • 1.5 stars

    "Grainy picture" on by kinsp

    Pros: size - pocket

    Cons: picture/video quality

    Summary: great size...but video quality suffers not worth the price - unviewable - get the Apitek-hd for the same price - a little bigger...but you can view what you shot.

  • 3.5 stars

    "Not for supreme moments in life" on by HonestShadow

    Pros: Size, style, easy to use

    Cons: location of delete button, sensitive to light,

    Summary: First off I would like to say I would not use this cammcorder for taping all the really precious moments in your life, its' picture quality is good but not DVD or MiniDV good. I would use this sony for fun times or just capturing random clips for posting out to relatives or friends. The size feels about right and the shape feels ok in your hands for the first seven minutes or so, after that, you're just asking for an ice bag on your wrist. The location of the delete button is a little bit low on the device, two hands are needed to use the button. Button for recording and taking pictures are in thumbs reach, toggle buttons are slightly more of a stretch. Playback on the device is strong, microphone does not like a lot of wind. I noticed you need a very good amount of light in the room to get a bright picture, there is no option in auto light adjustment in its software, only for pictures. Using this sony for youtube is easy. Once you plug in the sony, a few things pop up and you could just click upload to internet to directly send your video to youtube or any other video site. Honestly, first time is tricky and frustrating, after the second try I got it. All in all, fun cammcorder to have around, its a efinite attention grabber. Plus, it comes charged too! Last complaint, memory card duo costs a lot, I bought 2gb for $50.

    Feel free to contact for more information. I'll be happy to answer your questions. SlipCoral@gmail.com

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