Panasonic SD800 Full HD 1920x1080p (50p) 3D Ready Camcorder - Black (3MOS sensor, SD Card Recording, x20 Intelligent Zoom, 35mm Wide Angle Leica Lens

alaTest has collected and analysed 9 user reviews of the Panasonic SD800 Full HD 1920x1080p (50p) 3D Ready Camcorder - Black (3MOS sensor, SD Card Recording, x20 Intelligent Zoom, 35mm Wide Angle Leica Lens from Amazon.co.uk. 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.co.uk.

Nice well made camcorder, not fantastic in low light,usual grainy indoors at night, but had to send it back due to it being very poor on fireworks setting, my friend has the sony cx130 and that was much better on the fireworks.

Great HD camera with an super-easy ai-mode and very easy to use.

I made a conscious choice after reading various reviews and comparisons. Most comparisons favor the next model SD900 which is more expensive. However the core part of the 2 cameras is the same, and the quality of produced video is the same. The only...

Just bought the camera, after a brief investigation on the internet. The reviews for the Panasonic SD800 Full HD were excelent. I took this into account, plus the specs and price and went ahead to buy the camera. Used the camera in a trip overseas with...

Great cam with an super-easy automatic mode of recording that makes recording your favourite events a child's game. As an unique con, I'd point out the 12x zoom that perhaps results a bit scarce depending on what you want to record. Otherwise 5-Star...

A fair price paid and it looks just fine. However, as yet, I have not used it and therefore cannot speak personally for its performance.

I purchased the SD800 back in April as the SD700 was not available and most sites said the SD700 had been "superceded" by the SD800. Amazon delivered with their usual efficiency, fast and well packed. The camera does not come with an SD card, so I had...

excellent every thing which it says on the box but there is a little problem the wind reduction is OK i would give that 4 out of 5

I have some 30+ years in Broadcast Television though in the days of linear video tape not the current solid state systems.