JVC Everio GZ-HM1 HD Camcorder Packs 64 GB

April 6, 2010 By Geoff Duncan

JVC's new Everio GZ-HM1 camcorder enters at the top of the line, with improved low-light capability and image stabilization, plus 64 GB of on-board memory.

JVC has unveiled its new Everio GZ-HM1 camcorder at the high end of its Everio line, packing in 64 GB of onboard storage (plus an SDHC slot) along with improved image stabilization and improved low-light capability compared to the previous GM-HM400 model. The GZ-HM1 also has improved digital still capability, shooting “real” 10 megapixel digital stills with sensitivity all the way down to ISO 6400.

According to JCV, the GZ-HM1 features a new CMOS sensor that boosts sensitivity for four Lux, compared to non Lux in the previous GM-Hm400—the result is the ability to capture full 1080p high-definition video in low-light situations. JVC has also introduced improvements to its anti-shake technology that improve wide-angle performance, particularly when the user is tracking a subject with the camera.

But the features don’t stop there: the GZ-HM1 sports a Konica Minolta lens with a 10× optical zoom, 1080/60p HDMI output, microphone input, headphone output, and a complete range of manual controls that give videographers strong control over what they capture, and a top-mount accessory shoe for add-ons. For folks who want things a little less manual, the GZ-HM1 sports face detection, auto-record, a built-in flash, and one-touch export and upload to YouTube. The GZ-HM1 also supports time-lapse recording, and high-speed recording at up up to 600 fps.

According to JVC, the GZ-HM1 should be available now (well, “in March”) for a suggested retail price of $1,199.95.

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Camcorder User at 10:25am 7th April 2010 This is a nice digital camcorder if you have the money to spend. My girlfriend has been using it and she seems to really like it. This wouldn't fit in the cheap camcorders category, but worth the money.