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As a result, when focusing with the manual focus wheel, you may find yourself accidentally pushing the photo button. It should come as no surprise, then, that the control buttons on the very compact GR-D33 are very close together. Unfortunately, making a camera smaller means fitting the same amount of controls into a reduced surface area. In low light, the camera adjusts nicely, balancing between shutter speed, aperture and gain with a decent response time. It wasn't long ago that a consumer couldn't even come close to touching the image quality that this camera offers for less than two thousand dollars. The image quality is great for the price. The slight blue shift in the light makes the colors seen by the camera come out more vibrant, and seemingly a bit truer. Surprisingly, the light put out by the LEDs is not only bright enough to illuminate well within ten or fifteen feet, but is slightly in the blue spectrum. They output a surprising amount of light and don't affect the battery life nearly as much as traditional lights. When pushed in (and the LCD screen is closed), the JVC digital camcorder turns off, and conversely when the viewfinder is extended, if the power button is still in the on position, the camera comes back online.Īnother nice power saving feature is the use of two high-intensity LEDs for an on-camera light rather than halogen or other filament bulbs. The viewfinder also doubles as a "standby" button. To avoid this, JVC created the GR-D33 with a traditional telescopic color viewfinder. Nobody likes smashing his or her nose up against the rear-mounted battery on a camera. To its credit, the GR-D33 does have an Iris Lock feature, which allows you to maintain the same aperture while adjusting shutter speed and/or gain.
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The GR-D33 also has manual white balance control and a manual exposure control of sorts–not a true manual iris control, but an "exposure value" plus and minus, which is very handy for adjusting exposure but not as useful for manipulating depth of field.
Looking over the JVC digital camcorder, it has the usual amenities–flip-out screen, traditional viewfinder, and all the camera controls in the usual places for consumer cameras, including the manual focus wheel (meant to be used by the right index finger) next to the still photo button. JVC's GR-D33 is definitely among the smallest of the Mini DV camcorders–not just in size, but price, too. One can't help but wonder just how much smaller cameras are going to get.
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