Wolverine MM100R mymovie HD Camcorder and 5MP Camera

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• High Definition Camcorder, record up to 4 hours of HD video on Micro-SD Cards (not included), 720p (1280×720 pixels) at 30 fps with 16:9 aspect ratio
• Digital camera with 5 mega pixel sensor, rapid shoot and a built in flash
• MP3/MP4 Player and DVR to record and carry video shows from TV, DVD or VCR
• Voice recorder (record your own audio) and webcam
• Play your videos on an HDTV in stunning HD quality using HDMI output

Product Description
Overview: A point-and-shoot High Definition camcorder and 5MP digital still camera that packs extra unique features such as MP3/MP4 player & recorder, Webcam and voice recorder all into one pocket-size video camera that … More >>

Wolverine MM100R mymovie HD Camcorder and 5MP Camera

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This entry was posted on Sunday, November 8th, 2009 at 12:48 am and is filed under Flip Ultra HD Camcorder. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

One Response to “Wolverine MM100R mymovie HD Camcorder and 5MP Camera”

1. J. Tinklenberg
   November 8, 2009 at 2:16 am

   I bought this camera from Costco, even though no one had reviewed it yet, because of the low price and many features.

   Once I received it and returned to the Costco site to see if the tripod mount was available there, I found 4 bad reviews and began to wonder if I had made a mistake. One of the reviews mentioned poor sound quality on replay, but that was easily sorted by starting the replay over again. So I thought I’d keep it, as otherwise it seemed to work really well. Shot my first video tutorial with it and was totally satisfied.

   Until…two weeks later and I’m ready to shoot my next tutorial. I set up everything, started the camera recording and put it in place and started doing my tutorial. I got all the way to the end, took the camera down and it was OFF. So I turn it back on and played back what I had filmed. Essentially, half way through, the camera turned itself off.

   I figured it was a glitch, so I got myself set back up to start about where it had turned off and went through my tutorial yet again. And when I took the camera down, it was again OFF. I checked the playback and the camera had turned itself off right after I put it in place.

   So this camera made a trip back to Costco. I’m very sad, because I thought for the price, this camera had so many features that are not found on similarly priced HD cameras. I loved being able to adjust for different light conditions and the 8x digital zoom compared to 2x on similar cameras. But I don’t need to mess around trying to get it to stay on when it should stay on.
   Rating: 1 / 5