📹 Aiptek DV5100M 5 Megapixel Pocket Digital Camcorder (No Longer Produced by Manufacturer) Review

I love this little camera, I have had three and I hate that they are no longer made, I have taken photos, used videos for horse shows and bought several for my friends which is the most frustrating I can't download the app on Windows 10.

I bought this camera for my 15 year old son. He's really enjoying it. Be sure to purchase a CF memory card for additional storage space. The good news is that they work well and if they don't lose money and if they break, we buy a guarantee.

Here is the raw video clip of a dark dance room from my Aiptek DV-5100M: -- Video and audio tracks are precisely synchronized (ie the audio of the conversation matches the video of the - - The audio microphone is very quiet and emits no hum or noise (like some other small camcorders) and 1/3 hr.

I ordered this camcorder and gave it a few days for a test drive. I sent it back to Revane because the sound was terrible. He caught the cameraman's narration, but everything from a barking dog to a conversation five meters away. Forget it. To say the sound was muted is not enough. The other reason I sent it back is because it's obviously heard before. The box was opened, the batteries put in and most importantly someone's Christmas movie was saved to the internal memory. So if you (don't)…

I bought mine in the summer of 2005. With a 2GB CF card, I can record 3 to 3.5 hours of video. Photos are as clear as digital cameras that cost four times the price of this camera, and this camcorder is smaller than most digital cameras. Of course, the video quality isn't as good as big and expensive camcorders, but the video is good. It comes with accessories that I didn't expect for the price e.g. B. Carrying case and tripod. I don't know if they changed tripods because someone wrote about…

I have had this camera since 2006 and it fits me very well. It's not a $200 camcorder, it's an entry-level fixed focus camcorder that can also work as a very acceptable webcam. It's light and strong enough (don't drop it multiple times on concrete, it's not indestructible). Audio recording could be better, but when the subject is more than 5 feet away, no camera can pick up a child's voice with great clarity. I found this aspect of the camera acceptable and for most parties or other gatherings…