Panasonic AG-HMC80 3MOS AVCCAM HD Shoulder-Mount Camcorder

alaTest has collected and analyzed 8 user reviews of the Panasonic AG-HMC80 3MOS AVCCAM HD Shoulder-Mount Camcorder from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Camcorders on Amazon.com.

This camcorder appears to offer a lot of capability for the price, but it doesn't deliver. Image quality in low light is the worst of any camcorder I've purchased, including the small Panasonics. Audio recording is poor in loud settings; I'm having to...

This camera is excellent for the price, has good appearance and choice of all the manual controls, the video is of excellent quality, very fast shipping and all with excellent quality.

I am replacing my workhorse Panasonic HVX200...she's going into a well deserved "backup" role, after about 6 years of steady work without a hiccup. Recently she's shown her age and the zoom servo is dying (and too many freelancers dropping her). I...

I love this camera so much, I'm thinking about buying a second one as a back-up. I'm coming over from the Sony world, and this camera just blows it away. The level of control you have is what you'd expect from a pro camera (and not something you'll...

I love this camera so much, I'm thinking about buying a second one as a back-up. I'm coming over from the Sony world, and this camera just blows it away. The level of control you have is what you'd expect from a pro camera (and not something you'll...

hi everybody! idont know much about comcorder's just wana say that i love this comcorders got AG-HMC80 AND AG-HMC150 CAUSE OF THE ECONOMY trying to make some extra money i dont even know very good english just trying to do this so maybe help somebody...

2 years ago I bought my first AVCHD format camera when I could see that adobe premiere pro cs5 would support it and infact use the cuda cores on the graphics card to speed up video rendering (it blazes through post edits now in less time than the shot...

2 years ago I bought my first AVCHD format camera when I could see that adobe premiere pro cs5 would support it and infact use the cuda cores on the graphics card to speed up video rendering (it blazes through post edits now in less time than the shot...