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This camcorder, the JVC GZMS100R, records on digital, and has a 35x zoom lens with 800x digital zoom. For the best deal on the JVC GZMS100R, you'll want to compare prices before you buy. Our list of stores carrying the GZMS100R (located below) tracks merchants who often have bargain prices and great sales. 
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Confused
I am new at making video files, so the first time using it was very awkward. But in a few minutes I started looking like an expert. I am using a video file converter. The video files are mpeg's from the camera! I would of liked better software for file loading. The grip-strap is a big selling point, since most of these flash cameras dont have a grip-strap! It is very lightweight for it's size, so carrying it around all day shouldn't be a problem (for tourists). There isn't any lens cap, but ther...
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Pretty Good I'd Say...
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Works with iMovie '09
I couldn't seem to find this information when I was first shopping around for camcorders, so I just wanted to make sure any Mac users out there knew that this camcorder imports fine to iMovie '09. I'm not sure about iMovie '08 or earlier since I haven't used it with those programs.| elapsed time: | 53.1ms |
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