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The classic Panasonic SDR-S7 model is an ultra compact and lightweight, making it idyllic for active users that are frequently on tour. This model features a 2.7 in. LCD screen and 10 times optical zoom, as well as a new design and comfortable shooting. Panasonic SDR-S7 also has the capability of recording onto an SD or SDHC Memory card which further contributes to its compact design and also provides an extended recording capability.

Panasonic SDR-S7 has a somewhat grip design, where in, its user can actually stabilize this unit via bracing its elbow against its body just like with conventional camcorders. Aside from this, it also features a “Sub Rec button” that is right on the camera’s front portion, making it possible to shoot with a pistol grip style.

Its 16GB SDHC Memory Card allows approximately 13 hours up to 20 minutes of recording.

Hence, the Panasonic SDR-S7 also features a world timer that is handy for travelers. This feature makes it easy to set the necessary time, particularly when crossing certain time zones as well as switching it back again upon returning home. In fact, the time for two different locations can be set such as for your home and destination, allowing the user to switch between the times by simply pressing the button.

The camcorder also has a 0.6-second quick start. The recording will start just 0.6 seconds from the time the LCD is opened, making it effortless to catch special moments which usually arrive with no apparent warning. Aside from this, the Panasonic SDR-S7 can create DVD discs with one touch ease. This new function allows users to save contents into DVD discs, without all the fuss. You can just connect the SDR-S7 via USB cable to a VW-BN1 DVD Burner but this is optional. After this, you will press a single button in order to copy recorded video clips from a SDHC or SD Memory Card and onto a DVD Disc that may be on a DVD-RAM, -RW, -R, -R DL format.

Furthermore, this camcorder is touting 3.8 secs boot up time and battery life of 70 minutes. This is while the camera measures just over 4 inches long by 1.6 inch in width and 2.3 inch in height, making it smaller than the Sony HD-capable devices. It also includes video editing software with 1.3 Panasonic Motion SD Studio.

The Panasonic SDR-S7 is also a camcorder that you can take just about anywhere you would with a small digital still camera. It can actually fit nicely on the palm of the hand. Its outstanding mobility makes the S7 an ideal choice for business usage. You only need to slip it into your pocket or hand bag and carry it anywhere.

Since, the S7 is small, light and convenient to use, this is also considered as the cheapest new model in Panasonic’s camcorder class of 2008. In fact, the S7 can render complex and fast motions with incomparable accuracy as well as nearly two times the captured resolution of previous video cameras such as the MPEG 2 model of Panasonic.

Thus, for those who are into “teeny-tiny” gadgets, this new camcorder from Panasonic will surely your needs and styles. You will also experience having fun with this Panasonic SDR-S7 camcorder, which is already available in the market since May 2008. It is sold in silver and black colors, with an approximate equivalent value of $450.