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Corp Kill Joy . Congrads on your new Purchase and the site. When you do have the oppertunity all wil be looking foward to a sample vid, and have fun with the camera, Yes the low light is pain but that is one sacrafice we all have to live with, I find my economy hybrids take great night shot when light is present on the subject , when no light is near it is no good, for example the summer fireworks priceless, and a vid of the cruises show at night priceless all due to light on the subject. good luck and enjoy.
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Corporal_Killjoy wrote:
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On the Genius website, it makes no mention of a remote control or image stabilization for their DV610, and the pictures are of the DDV-660, not the 7000. So I suspect you got lucky with the Genius being out of stock, and got a better camera. The 660 lacks image stabilization and the remote. |
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Thanks for the info,but i'm still wondering on picture quality,better video on dark areas,music playback and recording.Here,the wondercam is cheaper than the digilife,basing on the specs,Its a close tie,I just would want to know from actual users/owners of the wondercam if its worth it.thank you.
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