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[PimpOShea0508]

Should i buy the Aiptek MPVR digital camcorder or the VuPoint DV-DM1-VP Digital Camcorder???? :?lol

i want to know which one is the best over all digital camcorder,like video quality and picture quality and stuff like that.......thx

sry about my first poll im new at this

[fishycomics]

Excellent poll

as I already own the Aiptek series

Isay go with the Viewpoint. it is of the digilife and panasonic company, the a-snap model for sure on the newest version

the dv da1 vp model is the panasonis look alike

2.5 inch and power director are the only difference and probably a far better hybrid. Congrads first poll


Newegg.com reviews the hybrid read this one it'll change your mindreal fast...........


Decent Camera
Reviewed By: Camera Chick on 10/3/2006
Tech Level: somewhat high - Ownership: 1 week to 1 month


Pros: Very nice quality, easy to operate and master. I use it to listen to music, record videos and take picutres, and it works decently for everything except...

Cons: When recording a video you CANNOT zoom. You can zoom up to 8x in camera mode, but when in video mode the zoom is dis-abled. Had I know this I would not have purchased the product, and since that is so important to me I am considering a return of the product.

Other Thoughts: If the zoom is not an issue I would HIGHLY recommend this product. The owner's manual and instructions are not helpful at all, but overall the camera is self-explanatory.

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General

Brand
VuPoint

Model
DV-DM1-VP

Type
Digital Camcorder

Image Sensor

Image Sensor
5MP CMOS

Lens

Optical Zoom
No

Digital Zoom
8x

Recording Media

Recording Media
Memory Card

Memory Card
SD/ MMC Card

SPEC

Viewfinder
N/A EVF

LCD
2.5" LTPS LCD

Shutter Speed
1/15 ~ 1/5000 sec.

Focusing System
Focus Range: Normal: 4.9ft. ~ Infinity, Portrait: 2.0 ft. ~ 3.3 ft., Macro: 1.3 ft.

Flash
Auto, On, Off, Red-Eye Reduction
Flash Distance 2.0 ft. ~ 4.0 ft.

Audio Recording
WAV

Connectors
USB, AV Ports

Power Supply
NP60 Rechargeable Li-ion battery

Dimensions & Weight
2.8" x 4.3" x 1.3" / 5.3 oz. (without battery)

Features

Features
Multi-Function: Digital Video Camcorder, Still images, PC Camera, MP3 Player, Mass Storage Device, Video Recorder, Video Player
Resolution: Still Image Size 1600x1200, 2592x1944, *3856x2892, Movie Mode VGA 640x480, QVGA 320x240 (30fps)
Self-Timer: 10 sec.
White Balance: Auto, Sunny, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent
Exposure Control: Auto, Manual
Internal Memory: 32MB Flash Memory
Motion Stabilization

Packaging

Package Contents
Camcorder, AV Cable, User's manual, USB cable, Battery, Charger, Pouch, Strap, Software CD, Remote Control, Earphone

[PimpOShea0508]

Hey thanks for the advice........

i would like to know if you can hook the VuPoint digital camcorder to the t.v., vcr, dvd player, ect. and record the video coming out of the t.v.

i know u can do it with the aiptek mpvr but i want to know if i can do it with the VuPoint...

and i would like to know if you can zoom while recording video on the aiptek mpvr one cuz it would be nice to zoom.... but for now im still liking the VuPoint one better...

Thx

[PimpOShea0508]

Any one whoknows the answercan answer my last question

thx

[fishycomics]

Device, Video Recorder,

yes it was answered

and no zooming while camcorder

the MPVR is the better hybrid but lesser grade firmware.

[email protected] all answers to any questions at the site

[PimpOShea0508]

Ok guys its me again......

Should i buy the Aiptek MPVR digital camcorder or the VuPoint DV-DM1-VP Digital Camcorder????

I want a Hybrid camcorderthat has good video and picture quality that i can bring with me to my friends house and on trips. I also want one that i can record stuff off of the tv, vcr, dvd player, ect. i know u can to that on the Aiptek one but i dont know about the VuPoint. I want one that can make good videos on YouTube too.Which one would you guys recomend?And if you could recomend a better one it would help.

if you guys could tell it would be a big help... thanks