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The GL2 is pretty much been made for the price you pay, anything that compares to it either is cheaper, and has less functions, or more expensive, and a little more features.. I personally use the GL2 myself, I actually just recently got one. The GL1 on the other hand is obviously the GL2's father. The GL2 has been made better in some things. It all really comes down to the money you are willing to spend along with what functions/features you want out of your camcorder.. If what you want it a GL2, DO NOT settle for less, it's better to save and wait a little longer than settle with something less and be unhappy. Just do some research on each, and you will find the one for you, I personally find that the GL2 has a perfect price that really noone can touch.
Visualization is the art of seeing things invisible.
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| Posts: 69 | Location: Canada | Registered: September 17, 2005 |  
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It's been said that the GL2 has bout %90 of the XL1's picture quality, and the XL1 speaks for itself in that area. I love my GL2, it's quite a workhorse.
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...I was talking about how the GL2 image compares to the XL1, and since we all know that the XL1 is a high-end camera the GL2 fares nicely compared to it.
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