Yes, the form of the camcorders has certainly toned down, but the Pioneer Hi-def seen here takes the cake. It’s palm-sized, high-def, has a lens that pivots up and down with a display that is fixed at an ideal angle. What’s nice is that the form is symmetrical, so that both lefties and right-handers can use it conveniently. And since most of the controls are accessed via the touchscreen, they come alive only when required.
Designers: Dan Harden, Sam Benavidez & Hiro Teranishi for Whipsaw Inc.
Excellento!!!
Beautiful!!!
I love it!!! Concert must-bring item!!
Excellento!!!
Beautiful!!!
I love it!!! Concert must-bring item!!
No doubt awesome…………..
lense will be scratched in minutes of it going in a pocket.
By the looks the angle you’d have to hold the camera at to get a straight and horizontal shot would feel strange to the user. It’s demonstrated but when you look at people using any kind of camera (be it a camera phone) they hold to it eye level to view the screen better and obtain a shot of what they see. I like the idea but maybe not a marriage of an iPod and a camcorder…