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Panasonic SDR-SW20 Waterproof Camcorder
| Author | James Morris |
| Published | 19th Jul 2008 |
| Manufacturer | Panasonic |
| Price | £216.52 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £249.00 (Inc VAT) |
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Comments for Panasonic SDR-SW20 Waterproof Camcorder
Yousuf Vadachia said on 21st July 2008
The_Pope said on 21st July 2008
Far from the worst suggestion I've ever heard, Yousuf :)
It's not something we can do straight away (unless you want to see horrible YouTube video quality) but it's certainly something for the future. Nice one.
Azro said on 5th September 2008
Prophetic words! Love the underwater shark and diver scene. Made me chuckle.
James Morris said on 15th September 2008
;^> See the lenghths we go to at TrustedReviews to bring you the very best in content? That shark was a very dangerous animal, and we risked life and limb to record its actions.
Susan Harrison said on 7th October 2008
Hi, I have a pansonic SDR-S10 and love it, however would like to upgrade to a camcorder which can give sharper picture quality but I don't want to comprimise on size of camcorder as I love the S10's unique compact desgin. Can you tell me if the SW20 can offer what I am looking for? Cheers
Mervin said on 25th November 2008
I am new to the camcorder world, but I am absolutely fascinated by this waterproof model. The only thing that is bothering me is the low dept to which you can take it. Do you know when the second generation is comming out and how deep will it go?
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Interesting review, but I was wondering why you guys do not include a short video clip with your video camera reviews just so that we can get a decent idea about what you mean when you describe the video quality as "good", "fair" , "poor" "better than XYZ..." and so on. What do you think?