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Motion looked smooth, but color accuracy and white balance were lacking as compared to our low-light champs, the second-generation Flip MinoHD and third-generation Creative Vado HD. In low light (without the LED lamp on), the Camileo S20 brightened up the scene enough to show what was going on, but footage took on a tan, slightly muddy quality. Unlike Flip Video cams or Creative Vados, when we handed the S20 over to a friend she was rather befuddled, and needed some assistance simply finding the button to switch to video mode.

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WeвЂ™re not above admitting that we had to open up the user manual to figure out what each of these did in different settings, and we suspect you will as well. Oh, weвЂ™re not done yet: on the opposite side is the picture / video mode control, and when you open the LCD, thereвЂ™s a power and pre-record button. On the top are the SD card slot and a macro switch. A plastic cover conceals AV, HDMI and mini-USB ports. LetвЂ™s start around the back where youвЂ™ll find a clickable zoom rocker that also doubles as a menu navigation control, along with record, forward, back, and playback buttons. The controls around the cam are where things start to get confusing, and in sum, there are just too many of them. Video quality didnвЂ™t look bad at all, but colors arenвЂ™t as vivid as they are in footage shot with the Sony Bloggie MHS-CM5 or the top-rated Creative Vado HD.

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With all the normal settings in 1080p (30 fps) mode, the Toshiba Camileo S20 served up sharp, smooth, but slightly muted video when compared to similar pocket camcorders. That said, itвЂ™s big and adjustable enough to get the job done as a viewfinder. The adjustable screen is great for composing odd-angle shots (filming over a crowd or taking self-portraits, for example), but itвЂ™s not the sharpest screen weвЂ™ve seen, and it looks a bit dull in direct sunlight. Rather than the candy-bar form factor employed by the vast majority of pocket camcorders, the Camileo S20 shoots in a pistol-grip style, thanks to a flip-out, swiveling 3-inch LCD screen itвЂ™s a Sony Bloggie MHS-CM5 on a no-carb diet. While we were expecting the skinny cam to be awkward to hold, we generally found it comfortable when shooting with its 3-inch LCD screen extended. Sure, itвЂ™s a bit plasticy, but the glossy black exterior, red adornments and silver bordering give the entire case a nice aesthetic. The camcorder was small enough to fit inside a jean pocket as we walked around Boston for the day, though thankfully, itвЂ™s not a gadget weвЂ™d actually want to hide.

25-pound cam from the box, we were indeed taken aback by just how light it felt. Toshiba is all about touting the S20вЂ™s thin 17mm (.6-inch) body, and frankly we donвЂ™t blame them.

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It shoots AVI files in 1080p or 720p at 30 frames per second, recording the video footage to a user-supplied SD or SDHC card.

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So, did the Camelio S20 turn around our pocket cam woes? Jump on past the break for our full review of ToshвЂ™s latest camcorder contender.ДЄlong with 1080p high-definition video, digital stabilization, and a macro/landscape toggle switchвЂ“all of which weвЂ™ve seen in models such as the Kodak Zi8вЂ“the Camileo S20 has a handful of pocket-camcorder firsts, including an LED light for shooting in the dark, a time-lapse mode that lets you select between three preset intervals, four white-balance presets, and a slow-motion mode that helps you take (very grainy) footage of fast action. The thin cam, which can shoot full 1080p and capture stills with its 5 megapixel CMOS sensor, just became available in the US earlier this month, and for the price weвЂ™ve actually been blown away by all of the features it boasts in comparison to the competition. Say what you will, but Toshiba has managed to time the Camelio S20 just right - it was the very same day that our Flip Slide HD frustrations were reaching epic levels, that the $179.99 pocket camcorder showed up on our doorstep. Best Buy Selling $1000 HDMI Cable: Is It Trying To Be Funny?

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