Yes Dr Dave it is not all about the camera, but more about the shooter and what you should on film.

Yes PauloTeixeira I heard about the Sanyo HD2000 I like that design to alot. The SD7 is NTSC, my other camera is PAL. I am not sure if I see that much difference in interlaced or progressive, sometimes you can see those stripes in moving objects I think with interlaced cameras if you play on pc, HD does not run on my pc, progressive really stand still alot on my pc. If you put on a different lens you see alot more difference I guess in overall image.

I have a GM1 I don't need--much better quality than sd7, imho. Film 1080p all day and super photos. Just add a 14mm pancake or the folded 12-32 pancake

@Mysteryman3

Make not technical, but emotional one if you so like :-) Like lot of samples and comparison with other cameras you have even smartphone. And part on why you wanted to get it.

@Mysteryman3

Can you make review for us? Really rare camera. most do not know about it.

Did not know resolution and gimbal would be problem with 3ccd, but I think it would be a dream camera. Cmos can be alot sharper, without the 3ccd would make a good camera to. I just like pistolgrip camera's, but they are not being made that much with some good specifications. As far as I know it there is still not a 4k one or you need to buy a actioncam and put a grip on it seperately, then it looks a bit what I would like.

That movo handle looks nice and easy to connect to a camera. Every camera probably has some downsides, but want to try the sd7 even when I think that low ligt in auto mode probably will be less. Would be nice if there would be a sd7 or gw66 made with a 4k version with boss system with 3ccd and crystal clear engine and on top of that wide g lens and bionz processor. Some hybride of 2 camera brands.

I think that would be a good camera to, but I look specific for sd7, it is just on my list for a long time. I like small and easy to carry and put camera in my pocket. And I tried normal handycam models but I don't like the position I have to put my elbow, wrist in and that I have to go through my knees to take alot of low shots. If you would use a sd7 or other models like this, right hand to hold camera and left hand to hold the lcd to avoid less shake is what I recommend. You are right that the handling would be hard with 1 hand because of shake.

Yes I mean this one. I think Japan sold it and maybe possible some countries imported it and not much sold of this model somehow? But I like the grip of this model alot. I have something which looks like this model but it is not Full HD. I think few are sold in my country. I want to try it out for a long time.