[Recovered Thread: 87957]

[mavrata]

Hey, I was wondering about the DV5900, I have read some mixed reviews on some various sites, and was wondering how it sized up, its pros and cons? I have already ordered the DV5900, is the MPVR alot better, or worth getting instead? Thanks

[fishycomics]

all prefrence the mpvr ill be a better choice and if you could hold out on that model the thread has a page or two in the newer one to be released one month from now memorial time. 3x optical zoom

[RaeRae1981]

It depends on what you want for what price. I don't own the 5900 but I know that it is less expensive than the MPVR. It still has an MP3 player like the MPVR but it has a smaller LCD screen and less frames per second during video recording. The MPVR can do VGA quality videos at 30 frames per second which is very smooth-looking. The other benefit it has is the ability to record movies off your DVD, TV, or computer. It also has an image stabilization feature to keep your video looking more steady when you are moving (say, filming from a car or walking along). MPVR's are getting cheaper lately, last I knew they are $130 in-store at Target. And like fishy said, in a short while the Zoom DV will be available (MPVR but with 3 x optical zoom) if you have the patience. :|

[mavrata]

Just cancelled the order for my DV5900 and going to CircuitCity to pick up the MPVR, I would wait a month but im getting it for my girlfriends birthday which is coming up, so no waiting, haha, thanks for the input!

[fishycomics]

B4 you rush out there Walgreens and target offer at 13 plus

target 90 day return

for your Girlfriend she'll appriciate the camera

with all the hype about the 920 Ispan here is a night shot of the varazanno Bridge you tell if its a good shot or not