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Rating Summary based on 4 reviews

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  • 2 of 2 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    markc

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Easy to use but with fantastic results.

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Add-ons not available yet as camera is relatively new.

    Having not owned a camcorder before I decided that now was the time jump into the market, I was looking for a resonably priced digital camcorder that would also take still pictures (to kill two birds with one stone so I did not need to buy a seperate digital camera). After looking round on the internet and collating all the technical specifications and prices the best value for money product appeared to the Panasonic NV DS55B, I wanted a good quality mid range digital camcorder, but without going into the upper range which has numerous extra facilities which generally don't really get used ... more
  • 1 of 1 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    hartplatt

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Both a Digital Video and Digital Still Camera with great quality

    Disadvantages Disadvantages It takes you a few sessions to fully understand all features

    We previously owned two analogue camcorders, both Sony. They were good but bulky. So we decided to find a smaller camcorder. We were also looking for a digital still camera. When we found the Panasonic NV DS55B we were in luck! It is compact and comfortable to use. We are not impulse buyers and spent many weeks looking, trying, picking the brains of sales staff, borrowing various camcorders from people to try them out, reading Which magazine reports etc. Welove this camcorder and have been using it for three years now. It came with absolutely everything we needed. All cables for transfer to ... more
  • 13 of 13 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    hartplatt

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Both a Digital Video and Digital Still Camera with great quality

    Disadvantages Disadvantages It takes you a few sessions to fully understand all features

    We previously owned two analogue camcorders, both Sony. They were good but bulky. So we decided to find a smaller camcorder. We were also looking for a digital still camera. When we found the Panasonic NV DS55B we were in luck! It is compact and comfortable to use. We are not impulse buyers and spent many weeks looking, trying, picking the brains of sales staff, borrowing various camcorders from people to try them out, reading Which magazine reports etc. We love this camcorder and have been using it for three years now. It came with absolutely everything we needed. All cables for transfer to ... more
  • 11 of 20 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    ManchesterLizard

    User doesn't recommend the product

    Advantages Advantages Small, compact and easy to use.

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Unreliable and faulty

    When we first got this camera I loved it. It's really easy to use, the zoom is great on it, and it's easy enough to link to the pc for recording still images and videos. It has some great features including sepia recording. The battery life is fairly good compared with previous camcorders used. However we only had this camera six months and it went faulty. It had to be sent away twice before it was repaired. Since then over the four years of ownership an intermittent fault has slowly progressed worse making the camera almost unusable. A search on the website has found this to be a common fault ... more
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