Panasonic NVDS60B and NVDS65B

25-06-2003, 1:15 PM

Could I have a little help please?

I can't decide between the Panasonic NVDS60B and the NVDS65B.

Has anyone got one of these, recommend one or the other or neither? I can't find any reviews.

Help would be much appreciated!

01-07-2003, 2:14 PM

hi, i just got the nv-ds60 today... its my first camcorder and i am amazed at what it can do, its great !

21-07-2003, 5:49 PM

I have just had a Panasonic NVDS65 as present and it is lovely
It is very light and neat. Everything easy to use for a Newbie like me
Haven't done any video editting yet
It has the DV IN facility needed for getting the editted film back out to camcorder if you want that feature
I don't think the NVDS60 has that

Jo

26-09-2003, 9:21 PM

Three major differences; the 65 has DV-in, a memory card slot (SD/MMC), and a USB port. The 65 costs a good bit more though, if these features are important, I think I'd go for a GS-series cam instead.
Think about what features you really need.

25-06-2003, 1:15 PM	#1
spidermonk Guest Posts: n/a	Panasonic NVDS60B and NVDS65B Advertisement Want to Advertise? Could I have a little help please? I can't decide between the Panasonic NVDS60B and the NVDS65B. Has anyone got one of these, recommend one or the other or neither? I can't find any reviews. Help would be much appreciated!
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01-07-2003, 2:14 PM	#2
kev269 Guest Posts: n/a	hi, i just got the nv-ds60 today... its my first camcorder and i am amazed at what it can do, its great !
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21-07-2003, 5:49 PM	#3
Josie Guest Posts: n/a	I have just had a Panasonic NVDS65 as present and it is lovely It is very light and neat. Everything easy to use for a Newbie like me Haven't done any video editting yet It has the DV IN facility needed for getting the editted film back out to camcorder if you want that feature I don't think the NVDS60 has that Jo
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26-09-2003, 9:21 PM	#4
gunsj Guest Posts: n/a	Three major differences; the 65 has DV-in, a memory card slot (SD/MMC), and a USB port. The 65 costs a good bit more though, if these features are important, I think I'd go for a GS-series cam instead. Think about what features you really need.
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