Panasonic HDC-SD800

Panasonic's single-sensor Panasonic HDC-SD90 impressed us with its detailed outdoor footage. The HDC-SD800 doesn't have the SD90's accessory shoe or microphone input - you'll need to buy the high-end HDC-SD900 for those - but its array three dedicated...

alaTest has collected and analysed 23 user reviews of the Panasonic HDC-SD800 from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Camcorders on Amazon.co.uk.

Wanted a camcorder for my son who is into making movies. Found this 3MOS camera for an excellent price. Picture quality is excellent to say the least. This was the only camera of its kind which had wide angle, SD card facility, reasonable photo...

I spent some time comparing the spec and reading reviews before purchasing this HD camcorder, Must say it is exelent value for money, A brilliant camcorder in every way, Stunning quality video, Usual wind noise if used outdoors as with all built in...

I bought a Panasonic SD800 camcorder + 16GB SD memory card. The camera is excellent the only weak point is the battery. The recordable time of the supplied battery (VW-VBN130) is only 1h 20min...but I can forget the short recordable time when I watch...

Very pleased with this HD camcorder. My main concern was to ensure good quality footage in low light environment when shooting outdoor; my previous JVC Everio GZ-MS110 SD camcorder was struggling with this (video became grainy quite rapidly when it...

Having upgraded from mini-DV tapes, this is a revelation. Lower light indoor shots are nice and come out sharp with little graininess (difficult to test in most brightly lit stores). Indoor bright light and outdoor pictures are razor sharp. The small...

Having upgraded from mini-DV tapes, this is a revelation. Lower light indoor shots are nice and come out sharp with little graininess (difficult to test in most brightly lit stores). Indoor bright light and outdoor pictures are razor sharp. The small...

This is the cut-down version of the SD900. You don't get the eye-level viewfinder, so it is the same as nearly all other cameras now. But they have also left off the microphone socket so you must rely on the built-in mike. Most of the time that's fine...

This is the cut-down version of the SD900. You don't get the eye-level viewfinder, so it is the same as nearly all other cameras now. But they have also left off the microphone socket so you must rely on the built-in mike. Most of the time that's fine...