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Tech Review: JVC Everio GZ-HM550 Camcorder - G4tv.com
Some Real exciting features!
What You Need To Know
* This is one of the smallest camcorders we've reviewed.
* It's barely over 2" thick and about as long as a normal person's hand.
* It only weighs about 2/3 of a pound.
* It's all around easy to carry and shoot with, but JVC still hasn't switched over to a touch screen.
* They use a touch sensitive strip and buttons to navigate.
* It works like it should, but we can't help think that it might be time to go to a touch screen for more screen real estate.
* In addition to being able to control the camcorder via Bluetooth, it has advanced image stabilization, takes 9 megapixel stills and other features, all of which work well.
* The Bluetooth App is pretty self explanatory: you can record movies, zoom in and out, take pictures and even capture images from the camcorder onto your cell phone.
* The main problem is that the App is only for certain BlackBerry and Windows Mobile phones, not for the iPhone or Android.
* Taking pictures is great, because you don't have to switch modes. Just press the snapshot button at any time while filming and it takes pictures without skipping a beat.
* The image stabilization is okay, but occasionally you'll get trailing around your subjects if you move a lot.
* The camcorder records at 1920 x 1080, meaning full HD which looks good.
* Normal light footage looks really crisp: the colors are vibrant and accurate, and the only thing that takes away from it is a little bit of camera shake.
* Low light footage is mediocre: there's too much noise and trailing.
* The automatic light on the camera does help this problem.
* Other features include 43 GB of storage, an SDHC slot, sleek design and good image quality.
Price
* $600.00
Rating
* 4 Seals of Approval out of 5. (How do we rate gadgets?)
Read more: http://g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/705764/Tech-Review-JVC-Everio-GZ-HM550-Camcorder.html?utm_source=g4tv&utm_medium=rssfeeds&utm_campaign=TheFeed#ixzz0rksGHluO
Tech Review: JVC Everio GZ-HM550 Camcorder - G4tv.com
What You Need To Know
* This is one of the smallest camcorders we've reviewed.
* It's barely over 2" thick and about as long as a normal person's hand.
* It only weighs about 2/3 of a pound.
* It's all around easy to carry and shoot with, but JVC still hasn't switched over to a touch screen.
* They use a touch sensitive strip and buttons to navigate.
* It works like it should, but we can't help think that it might be time to go to a touch screen for more screen real estate.
* In addition to being able to control the camcorder via Bluetooth, it has advanced image stabilization, takes 9 megapixel stills and other features, all of which work well.
* The Bluetooth App is pretty self explanatory: you can record movies, zoom in and out, take pictures and even capture images from the camcorder onto your cell phone.
* The main problem is that the App is only for certain BlackBerry and Windows Mobile phones, not for the iPhone or Android.
* Taking pictures is great, because you don't have to switch modes. Just press the snapshot button at any time while filming and it takes pictures without skipping a beat.
* The image stabilization is okay, but occasionally you'll get trailing around your subjects if you move a lot.
* The camcorder records at 1920 x 1080, meaning full HD which looks good.
* Normal light footage looks really crisp: the colors are vibrant and accurate, and the only thing that takes away from it is a little bit of camera shake.
* Low light footage is mediocre: there's too much noise and trailing.
* The automatic light on the camera does help this problem.
* Other features include 43 GB of storage, an SDHC slot, sleek design and good image quality.
Price
* $600.00
Rating
* 4 Seals of Approval out of 5. (How do we rate gadgets?)
Read more: http://g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/705764/Tech-Review-JVC-Everio-GZ-HM550-Camcorder.html?utm_source=g4tv&utm_medium=rssfeeds&utm_campaign=TheFeed#ixzz0rksGHluO
Tech Review: JVC Everio GZ-HM550 Camcorder - G4tv.com
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
The Bump App for iPhone and Android | Bump Technologies, Inc.
Image via CrunchBaseThe Bump App for iPhone and Android | Bump Technologies, Inc.
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“How Do I” Videos for Visual Studio 2010 - Beth Massi - Sharing the goodness that is VB - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
Image via Wikipedia- How Do I: Use Autoimplemented Properties in Visual Basic?
- How Do I: Use Implicit Line Continuation in Visual Basic 10?
- How Do I: Use Highlight References in the Visual Studio 2010 IDE?
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- How Do I: Use COM Interop and Office in C# 4.0?
“How Do I” Videos for Visual Studio 2010 - Beth Massi - Sharing the goodness that is VB - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
"File sharing lock count exceeded…" error message during large transaction processing
Image via CrunchBase"File sharing lock count exceeded…" error message during large transaction processing
Things improved but the error kept coming up. It turns out that the code was running faster than the SQL could be ran. So I put pauses for 30 seconds to make the software to wait for the SQL statements to finish.
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(30000)
Much better. But i think encasing my SQL in Transactions might be a better way to go. Here is what I will use if I end up using Transactions.
SayAndPost – Record A Voice Message and Post It Online | Widgets Lab
SayAndPost.com offers two plans for storing your audio files : You get 10 mb web space and 100 mb monthly bandwith for the free plan. For 50 mb web space and 500 mb bandwith you only pay $11.95 per year.
SayAndPost – Record A Voice Message and Post It Online | Widgets Lab
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