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Review summary: The JVC Everio GZ-HD6EK HD camcorder sticks to TS/Mpeg2 high-definition video - the format AVCHD is ultimately expected to replace.

Verdict: This is a good choice of camera if huge storage capacity is a big factor. The JVC Everio GZ-HD6EK produces good pictures and sound and has a comprehensive set of connection options including FireWire. However, we found it rather bulky and the use of ...

Review summary: Since the introduction of iMovie HD in 2005, high-definition movie making has come a long way. We take a look at a group of HD camcorders to see what they have to offer the Mac-using movie maker.

Review summary: jvc everio gz-hd6 review: In isolation the HD6 is a good camera, however, on almost every turn it is outpointed by its Sony counterpart, the HDR-SR12.

Pros: Decent quality HD video, Pleasant, if blocky, aesthetics, Full-size HDMI port

Cons: No electronic viewfinder, MPEG2 TS file format not widely supported, Poor quality stills, Slow menu system

Verdict: In isolation the HD6 is a good camera, however, on almost every turn it is outpointed by its Sony counterpart, the HDR-SR12.

Review summary: JVC launched what it claimed to be the world's first full-HD camcorder (the GZ-HD7) in early 2007, and has since seen some success in the market with its wellfeatured and user-friendly models. However, unlike Sony's HDR-SR12 AVCHD camcorder, the ...

Verdict: The Everio range of HDD/SD cameras from JVC has been good for users looking for good quality, user-friendliness and sturdy build quality. In that respect, it's reasonable to expect that the HD6 will keep its owners happy, even if it's pricier than ...