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1. JVC Everio GZ-HD7

   Reviewer: Picture correct
   4 days ago

   JVC Develops First Consumer Full HD Recording 3-CCD Camcorder System Featuring 16:9 Progressive Scan CCDs Read more

2. Reviewer: review.techradar.com
   2 weeks ago

   Overall 9

   

    

   Conclusion There’s no doubt that the HD7 comes with a hefty price tag, but when you consider all the work that’s gone into it – namely that fantastic lens and CCD combination – and the quite glorious results that it’s capable of, it’s difficult to think of a better way to spend your money. Read more

3. Reviewer: howstuffworks.com / Consumer Guide
   03 May 2007

   Overall 10

   

   Value for money 8

   

   Features 10

   

   Ease of use 10

   

   Performance 10

   

    

   The Everio GZ-HD7 represents a series of firsts for JVC. This is the first consumer camcorder to record in full 1,080i HD resolution, and it is also the first high-definition Everio camcorder to record directly to a hard disk. In addition, this is JVC's first consumer model to feature a third-party lens. The broadcast-caliber Fujinon lens with 10X optical zoom is normally found only on JVC's professional cameras, which should give you a good idea of the video quality ... Read more

4. Reviewer: Camcorder Info
   10 January 2007

   The JVC HD Everio GZ-HD7 announced earlier this week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas joins the Everio camcorder line with some significant new technology. This camcorder is the first Everio to shoot in full 1080i and the first JVC consumer camcorder to adopt a Fujinon lens. Fujinon lenses are found on JVC’s professional cams, including the GY-HD110U. While the GZ-MD7 may have "debuted" at CES, JVC has been incredibly tight-lipped about questions pertaini... Read more

1. Reviewer: Videoman, B&H Photo
   22 November 2007

   Overall 10

   

    

   This is 3ccd baby produces unmatched quality footage with perfect color separation, great sharpness and smooth operations. Technically speaking this camcorder is way over the category it was placed in. HD7 has a Fujinon PRO lens with 3(!!!) AL elements and it has consistent 1,8-1.9 aperture all across the range while Canon and Sony are 3 on the tele end. I also would like to deny any credibility to reports that claim its weak low light performance. I own vx2100 that i... Read more