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Comparison of Kodak Zi8 and Sanyo Xacti HD 1010 Review

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Comparing Kodak Zi8 and Sanyo Xacti HD 1010. Both decent HD video cameras. I would favor the Sanyo if the files were smaller. It is a better camera but cost twice as much. The extra dollars are worth it if you can figure out how to work with the large files.

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  • Thanks for the review. I had a Zi8, but ended up returning it b/c I quickly realized how important a flash is for me.

    I'll do some more research into the Sanyo.

  • I have had the Sanyo for several months now. I really like it for the price. The image stabilization isn't the best but typical for a small camera. The HD is nice. I use a tripod so the image stabilization isnt an issue. The pics are decent too. Overall I highly recommend the camera in this price range.

  • Also the zoom for the Zi8 is fixed in a new update that makes it a smooth zoom instead of jerky.

  • Thanks. I will check this out.

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  • I'm not sure what's going on with your computer, but I have a Kodak Zi-8 and Adobe Premiere Elements 7.0 and I can edit my video files just fine.

    In fact, I'm be able to import just about every file format I've thrown at Premiere Elements.

  • @1joke2joke3joke4 sorry I dont. I bought an iMac with imovie and it works great!

  • @tdrothrock Do you have the link for the codec? Maybe I'll just search myself...

  • Those cheap cameras usually have rather poor low-light performance, a pretty useless zoom, etc. It is all fine if all you want to do is film interviews or a bunch of people not doing much. As you have a windows PC, try a program called AVS video (it can deal with a number of formats: mov, divx, mpeg, etc). I much prefer the Mac for editing movies (iMovie, final cut express), and the PC when playing games, or certain programs not available for Macs. Good luck!

  • I have adobe premiere elements and the .mov file type works great

  • boring ass review

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