Then again with SD cards costing as little as £13 for a 32GB card, it's hardly a big extra expense. The Camileo P10 is a pocket-friendly, sleek and compact camcorder that weighs in at a mere 146g. The Camileo Z10 has 128MB of built-in storage, but this is shared with its firmware, so in practice you only get enough storage for 30 seconds of video. To record footage you’ll need an SD card. We would’ve preferred a switch-operated cover, but again, you have to compromise given the price. Toshiba Camileo H20: This is a remarkably low price for an HD camcorder, making it cheaper than two of the standard-definition cameras here. It’s very utilitarian in appearance and lacks elegant design features, but its touchscreen hinge feels strong and durable and the plastic doesn’t flex. Thankfully, the Camileo Z100 feels pretty tough. There’s no image stabilisation technology either, so handheld footage suffers from quite a bit of shake. Toshiba Camileo P100 HD Camera 8x Advanced Zoom Boxed Tested.
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Somewhat predictably, footage soon deteriorates into a sea of noise and blurred images when you use the digital zoom. TOSHIBA Camileo B10 HD WEBCAM Pocket Camcorder 1080p +TRIPOD +SELFIE STICK NEW. Toshiba has introduced two new, full HD models to its Camileo compact camcorders series that are ready for travel and easy sharing on the web along the way. Instead, you get a 10x digital zoom in 2D mode and 4x digital zoom in 3D mode. Sadly, the inclusion of 3D technology on a camcorder this cheap means it misses out on certain key features, such as an optical zoom. The effect isn’t overly pronounced, but it does add something to your footage and is more than just a novelty. Objects within six metres of the lenses had a real sense of depth to them and didn’t just look cardboard cut-outs arranged at various distances from the camcorder. Given the price of the Camileo Z100, we were ready to criticise it heavily, but after viewing our captured 3D footage on our reference Samsung ES7000U 3D TV, we were pretty impressed. There’s quite a bit of flicker when panning, and there’s a tremendous amount of cross-talk on objects that are within one metre of the lenses, which means you see many ghost images that cause even more flicker and blur the touchscreen. Understandably, the quality of the touchscreen isn’t going to be fantastic on a camera at this price, but it’s adequate. The colour touchscreen displays 3D images, too, so you know the feature is activated.
To change that and record in 3D you must press the 3D button. It’s equipped with two 5-megapixel CMOS lenses, but the Z100 shoots in 2D using the left-hand lens by default.
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