The JVC E10 provides clear low-light video footage so you won’t miss all the important moments, such as kids blowing out birthday candles. You’ll love its compact size, straight-forward interface and the easy auto mode, which takes all of the hassle out of recording your precious memories. The JVC GZ-E10 has an SD card slot that lets you store your memories quickly and easily, while the 40x Optical Zoom lens includes Advanced Image Stabilization to counteract camera shake as you get closer to the action.

The JVC GZ-E10 has an amazing features such as several other user-friendly shooting controls and options. It’s equipped with an Advanced Image Stabilizer and Super LoLux, Intelligent AUTO and Auto REC. Plus, it even supports Time-Lapse REC as well. The GZ-E10 has Face Detection technology, K2 technology and an integrated zoom microphone. With attributes like this, anyone can become a master videographer.

Features:

•     Full HD 1920 x 1080 Recording
•     Advanced Image Stabilizer & Auto REC
•     Optical 40x (HD) & Dynamic Zoom 70x (SD)
•     Mini HDMI Output & 2.7″ LCD 230k Display
•     Memory Card Slot for SD/SDHC/SDXC Cards
•     Sensitive 1/5.8″ 1.5MP CMOS Image Sensor
•     Full HD 1080/60p Output
•     Time-Lapse REC & SD/HD 200x Digital Zoom
•     Mini HDMI Output & 2.7″ LCD 230k Display
•     Face Detection & K2 Technology

Full HD 1920 x 1080 Recording
The GZ-E10 is capable of recording 1920 x 1080 resolution AVCHD video. Plus, it supports 1080/60p output as well. Enjoy uncompromising picture quality on any HDTV that accepts 1080p input via HDMI

Super LoLux
Low light performance is one of the key factors for quality video. The GZ-E10′s Super LoLux ensures superior sensitivity to low light. With a back-illuminated CMOS sensor, you can capture clear images with precise colors even in low light. No worry while indoors or in dark situations

Advanced Image Stabilizer
The JVC Everio GZ-E10 features JVC’s Advanced Image Stabilizer (A.I.S.) for effective camera-shake compensation. It expands the effective area at wide angle, delivering powerful compensation for camera shake while maintaining HD quality. You’ll be able to enjoy stable results even if you’re walking or jogging alongside your subject

40x Optical Zoom
In high-definition you can use the 40x optical zoom or the powerful 200x digital zoom. When shooting in standard-definition, you can use the 70x dynamic zoom or the 200x digital zoom. You’ll be able to zoom in on subjects that are far away without any picture degradation

Zoom Microphone
The zooming microphone changes the focal point to match the picture, so you can always hear what you see. Sound focus changes from wide to tele. This reduces stereo separation and increases mic gain when zooming

SD/SDHC/SDXC Card Slot
Just insert a compatible memory card (sold separately) into the SD/SDHC/SDXC card slot and you’re ready to shoot. The camcorder will support up to a 64GB SDXC card

HD/SD Dual Format
Standard-definition recording is available for broad compatibility and even longer recording

Intelligent AUTO
Automatically selects the optimal settings wherever you point the camera. Get the best possible shot anytime

K2 Technology
Restores the sound details lost during compression for high-quality audio playback

Everio Media Browser 4 (Provided in Camera)
Everio Media Browser 4 editing and file management software comes bundled with your camcorder (Windows only)

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Specifications:

Specifications:

Audio
Sound     Stereo
Connections
Firewire in     No
Firewire Out     No
HDMI Connection     Yes
USB Connection     Yes
Display
Screen Resolution     230000 pixels
Screen Size     3 in
Screen Type     LCD
Features
Web Cam Function     No
Image resolution
Digital Still Pictures     Yes
Progressive Scan for Photos     No
Still Picture Resolutions     1920×1080 pixels
Lens/Zoom
Aperture (Wide-tele)     F1.8-6.3
Auto Focus     Yes
Digital Zoom     200 x
Focal Length (35mm equiv)     42-1680 mm
Focal Length (Wide-Tele)     2.9-116 mm
Image Stabilization     Yes (Digital)
Manual Focus     Yes
Night Shot     Yes
Optical Zoom     40 x
White Balance     Auto, Manual
Measures
Dimensions (HxWxD)     55×50.5×116 mm
Weight     190 g
Product
Product name     GZ-E205
Related
Miscellaneous     Pane Face Detection, One Touch Upload to YouTube, Facebook
Sensor
3D     No
Megapixels (CMOS)     1.5 megapixels
Sensor Size     1/5.8 in
Sensor Type     CMOS
Storage
Built-in Memory     No
Built-in Storage Size     0 GB
External memory card support     Yes
External Memory Type     Secure Digital, SDHC, SDXC
Video
HD Recording     HD 1080p
Recordable File/Disc Formats     MPEG-4 AVC/H.264
Recording Format     SD / SDHC / SDXC
Video Resolution     1920×1080/50P

The Sony PJ760V is a Full HD model that can record using a variety of frame rates and offers 24.1 megapixel still image capture. The PJ760V is capable of projecting videos of up to 100 inches diagonally in size, and storing 120 hours of video on 96 GB of internal flash memory.

The HDR-PJ760V comes with a 96 GB of internal flash memory which can be expanded with an SD, SDHC, or MemoryStick. The camera has an optical zoom of 17x with controls on a 3-inch touchscreen. It does have an HDMI port and a wireless remote.

The Sony Handycam HDR-PJ760V is a reasonably comfortable video camera, with a good hand strap, but a few minor handling issues. The right side felt rigid in our palm, and we yearned for a more ergonomic shape that would fit better in our hands. We also noticed our pinky coming awfully close to the built-in mic on the top of the camcorder when we gripped it in our hand.

The Handycam PJ760V offers a 10x optical zoom that can be controlled via the toggle on the roof of the camcorder, or by using the zoom touch-buttons on the LCD. The zoom limit of 10x isn’t all that exceptional, but most high-end HD camcorders top out with optical zoom around 10x – 15×. The large sensors and lenses in these camcorders usually can’t accommodate for much more zoom than that.

Manual controls on the HDR-PJ760V got a huge upgrade compared to the offerings on last year’s PJ30V from Sony. The new camcorder includes manual control options for focus, aperture, shutter speed, white balance, and exposure controls, all of which can be adjusted using a front-mounted control dial—the same dial that Sony has included on its flagship models in the past.

The Sony HDR-PJ760V has an AGC limit function that essentially allows you to control the gain levels used by the camcorder (although not completely). With this feature, you set a gain limit for the camcorder to use, so when this limit is set the camcorder won’t boost the gain any far than that limit. The limit options include 24dB, 21dB, 18dB, 15dB, 12dB, 9dB, 6dB, 3dB, and 0dB. Canon has a nearly identical feature on a number of its Vixia camcorders, so it’s about time Sony included this option on a Handycam.

The PJ760V is outfitted with prosumer features like CinemaTone presets, a 24p recording option, optical image stabilization (SteadyShot), zebra patterns, and focus assistance (including peaking). We’ve seen most of these features before on Sony’s flagship models from previous years, but this is the first time Sony has included these options on a projector camcorder.

Features:

•   Project up to 100-inch (diag) videos with built-in projector
•   120 hours of recording with 96GB Flash Memory
•   Back-illuminated “Exmor R” CMOS sensor (good low-light   performance)
•   1920×1080 Full HD 24p Recording 24.1-megapixel still image capture
•   26mm wide angle Carl Zeiss Vario Tessar lens
•   Balanced Optical SteadyShot image stabilization to reduce shakiness     even when zooming – 10x Optical/17x Extended Zoom
•   Manual Control (Iris/Shutter/Exposure/White Balance),
•   CinemaTone presets, and advanced controls with expanded focus, zebra,     and peaking
•   3.0” Xtra Fine LCD display (921K) TruBlack technology and Color EVF     (0.27” 201K) video monitoring
•   Tracking Focus follows selected subjects while Face Detection offers     voice enhancement and noise reduction
•   5.1ch Surround mic, S-Master digital amplifier, and Clear Phase stereo     speakers for surround sound

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 Specifications:

The HDR-PJ260V offers 1920 x 1080 high definition resolution letting you record your adventures and memories in exceptional Full HD quality. The camcorder is capable of 60i recording and 60i playback via HDMI. You can use the camera’s HDMI output to view your footage on a compatible HDTV in stunning clarity with incredible detail and smooth playback of your memories. You can also use the camcorder to capture 8.9 megapixel still images.

The Sony Handycam HDR-PJ260V features dedicated mic and headphone inputs for expanded audio recording options and convenient monitoring of audio with headphones (external microphones and headphones sold separately).

The Sony PJ260V also features a built-in GPS receiver makes the HDR-PJ260V an ideal choice for travelers. The receiver gives you the ability to view your current location on the LCD map display, as well as “tag” your shooting locations. Tagged videos and still images can be reviewed and played back using the Map Index function on the camcorder or once downloaded to your PC using the supplied PlayMemories Home software. Additionally, the receiver automatically adjusts your camcorder’s clock to the proper time zone.

The high-speed, built-in USB 2.0 cable allows for easy connection to your computer for charging or file transfer without having to remember any separate cables. It also fits conveniently into the hand strap so it’s out of the way until you need it. Plus, charging your camcorder is faster than ever; for every two minutes of charge time you get one minute of recording time. Designed for compact cameras and camcorders, the Exmor R CMOS sensor relocates the photo diodes above the support circuitry, maximizing the light gathering area per pixel, so you can shoot with better results in lower lighting conditions

There’s 16GB of embedded flash memory, which can support up to three hours of recording using the HD LP mode. Plus, if you want more storage, there’s also a memory card slot that supports SD / SDHC / SDXC (class 4 or higher) memory cards, as well as Memory Stick PRO Duo (Mark 2) and Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo cards.

The 3.0″ Clear Photo LCD touch screen panel displays sharp, bright and vivid images that let you compose a shot more easily – even outdoors. It also enables you to change settings to best represent the scene. The PJ260V camera’s 55x extended zoom works in conjunction with 30x optical zoom to get you even closer to the action while maintaining a fair distance and high definition image quality. The camera’s integrated high-contrast projector is built-in to the 3.0″ LCD display panel. This gives you the freedom to share your footage and stills virtually anywhere. The projector is powerful enough to project up to a 100″ diagonal screen. Combined with advanced Clear Phase stereo speakers, your home movies will come alive for you, your friends and your family

With this camcorder you can store your home movies by copying videos from your camcorder directly to an external hard disk drive (sold separately), all without a computer. Your camcorder can also access videos stored on the external hard drive for playback on your HDTV, allowing you to utilize the camcorder’s handy playback features.

Features:

- Full HD 1920 x 1080 Recording
- Capture 8.9 Megapixel Still Images
- Camcorder Features Built-In Projector
- Back-Illuminated Exmor CMOS Sensors
- Internal 16GB Flash Memory Records 3 Hrs
- Wide Angle G Lens & Optical SteadyShot
- Optical 30x Zoom & 55x Extended Zoom
- Dynamic 5.1 Channel Surround Sound Mic
- Geotagging Though GPS & NAVTEQ Maps

 

REVIEWS:

reviews.cnet.com writes:

“This is my choice for a mainstream model. With a wide-angle 30x zoom lens, GPS, and 16GB internal memory at $649 it’s got just enough frills to justify the price, and though it’s more expensive than the nonprojector version, I think the projector is worth it if you’re going to be spending that much money.”

alaTest.com writes:

“Users rate this product 80/100. The amount of rated reviews for this product is too low to calculate a reliable alaScore.”

 

Specifications:

What’s in the box?

• Sony Handycam HDRPJ50V Digital Video
• Camera + 220GB Hard Disk Drive
• AC Adaptor
• InfoLITHIUM Battery NP-FV50
• AV Cable
• Component A/V Cable
• USB Cable (built-in)
• Software Suite CD-ROM: Picture Motion
• Browser
• 12 month warranty from Sony Australia

The Sony PJ50V Handycam offers 1920 x 1080 high definition resolution. Present your creations virtually anywhere by transforming it into a mobile theater capable of projecting up to a 60″ diagonal image.

This Handycam features a built-in GPS receiver that allows you to use the touch screen to view your current location on the LCD map display, as well as “tag” your shooting locations. You can view your tagged videos and pictures via the Map Index function or once you’ve downloaded them to your PC using the built-in Picture Motion Browser (PMB) software.

This Camcorder can project up to a 60″ (diag.) image on any flat surface, and with powerful stereo speakers, you’ll hear all the action. Record your 1920×1080/60p/24p Full HD video for film-like videos. A back-illuminated “Exmor R” CMOS sensor delivers superior low-light video while the wide angle Sony G Lens lets you capture more of the action with sharp images and brilliant, accurate colors. Record and store up to 91 hours of high definition video footage (HD LP mode) directly to the massive 220GB hard disk drive (HDD).

Light up the room and everyone in it by sharing treasured memories whenever and wherever you choose with nothing more than the camcorder you used to record them. Transform your camcorder into a mobile theater capable of projecting up to a 60″ diagonal image via the built-in high-contrast projector.

From a whisper of excitement to the roar of the crowd, enjoy the true-to-life sound the S-Master digital amplifier technology provides during playback with Clear Phase stereo speakers. Enjoy the oohs and ahhs of your audience without worrying they’ll drown out any of the action.

With the Sony HDR-PJ50V you can share your memories virtually anywhere using the Sony PJ50V camcorder’s built-in, high-contrast projector. The PJ50 Handycam Camcorder can project up to a 60″ (diag.) image on any flat surface, and with powerful stereo speakers, you’ll hear all the action. Record your 1920×1080/60p/24p Full HD video for film-like videos.

The PJ50V also features an Exmor R CMOS sensor for exceptional low-light performance and a 12x optical zoom G Lens with 29.8mm wide-angle so you can fit a lot more in your frame. Optical SteadyShot with Active mode ensures smooth video footage even whilst walking. A 3.0 Touch Screen LCD ensures ease of operability, and its massive built-in 220GB Hard Disk Drive, as well as Memory Stick/SDHC/SDXC* memory card recording, means you will have plenty of room for your HD footage. It’s built-in GPS for geotagging images -along with a large amount of storage – make this an ideal camera for travellers.

A back-illuminated “Exmor R” CMOS sensor delivers superior low-light video while the wide angle G Lens lets you capture more of the action with sharp images and brilliant, accurate colors. Record and store up to 91 hours of high definition video footage (HD LP mode) directly to the massive 220GB hard disk drive (HDD).

Features:

•     1920×1080 Full HD 60p/24p Recording w/7MP still image
•     220GB Hard Disk Drive for up to 91 hours of HD recording
•     Project your videos on the go anywhere, anytime.
•     Wide Angle G lens to capture everything you want.
•     Back-illuminated “Exmor R” CMOS sensor for superb low-light video

 REVIEWS:

camcorders.toptenreviews.com writes:

“This camera offers a built-in projector, but it doesn’t compare when it comes to the HDV camcorder specifications.”

alaTest.com reviews writes:

“Users rate this product 100/100. The amount of rated reviews for this product is too low to calculate a reliable alaScore.”

Specifications:

The Sony PJ30 has a high-resolution which captures stunning videos, making it second to none when it comes to image quality. You need not be a professional to handle the user-friendly HDR-PJ30 from Sony.

Features:

•    “Exmor R” CMOS Sensor
•     29.8 mm wide angle Sony G Lens
•     Built-in Projector
•     32GB Internal Memory
•     Optical SteadyShot with Active mode
•     7.1M still picture

There are a number of audio features on the PJ30V, but the camcorder does not have a full-fledged manual audio level adjustment option. You can change the mic level to normal or low, switch the audio record mode between 5.1-channel stereo and 2-channel stereo, turn on a wind noise reduction filter, or use a zoom mic feature.

Even with iAuto turned off, you can still use the Sony HDR-PJ30V with basic auto controls. Intelligent Auto simply makes sure everything is set to auto, and it also picks scene modes to use automatically while you are shooting. In regular mode, you can go into the menu system and set features to auto that you’d like to control automatically, or you can turn some things to manual if you want to change the auto control.

The Sony HDR-PJ30V is a tease when it comes to in-camera editing. There is an entire editing section in the menu system, but it only lists four options: delete, protect, copy, and direct copy. Being able to copy clips from the internal memory to a memory card (or vice versa) is definitely beneficial, but we wouldn’t go so far as to call them “editing features.

Of the basic auto controls, the PJ30V handled focus the best. The camcorder was quick to switch between macro and regular focus, and it would even focus on items held directly against the front of the lens. The only negative of the camcorder’s autofocus was that it occasionally worked too quickly, as some users prefer a slower, smoother focus effect. Auto exposure adjustment was also quick, but looked rather smooth in our experiments with the PJ30V.

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Specifications:

Key Features:

• Full HD 1920 x 1080/50i Recording
• Capture 5.3 Megapixel Still Images
• Embedded 8GB Flash Memory
• Back-Illuminated Exmor CMOS Sensors
• SteadyShot Image Stabilization
• Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar Wide Angle Lens
• Clear Photo 2.7″ LCD Touch Screen (230,000)
• Optical 25x Zoom & 30x Extended Zoom
• Highlight Playback & Direct Copy
• Intelligent Auto & Built-In USB Cable

The professional-quality Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens is designed specifically for compact camcorders. Precision ground optics help maintain the sharpness and contrast of larger lenses and SteadyShot image stabilization helps reduce blur caused by camera shake.
The high-speed, built-in USB 2.0 cable allows for easy connection to your computer for charging or file transfer without having to remember any separate cables. It also fits conveniently into the hand strap so it’s out of the way until you need it. Plus, charging your camcorder is faster than ever; for every two minutes of charge time you get one minute of recording time.

The cx190 also features an “Exmor R™” CMOS sensor for superb low-light performance, 25x optical zoom and SteadyShot, all you need is a flash memory card to get the good times rolling.  The 2.7” Clear Photo LCD™ screen displays sharp, bright, vivid images, letting you compose a shot more easily — even outdoors, while enabling you to change settings to best represent the scene.

The Sony CX190 comes outfitted with several video enhancing features. It has Intelligent Auto, which supports 60 different scene combinations, as well as SteadyShot image stabilization with Active Mode. Sony added a few playback and connection conveniences as well.

The HDR-CX190 features Event Browse and a Highlight Playback function that creates movies with transitions and soundtracks for you automatically. With the HDR-CX190, you can use the Direct Copy feature to transfer your HD footage directly to a hard drive without even using a PC.

The HDR-CX190 offers 1920 x 1080/50i high definition resolution letting you record your adventures and memories in exceptional Full HD quality. You can even use the camera’s HDMI output to view your footage on a compatible HDTV in stunning clarity with incredible detail and smooth playback. The HDR-CX190 features 5.3 megapixel still image capture as well.

The easy-to-use Sony HDR-CX190 Handycam camcorder records stunning 1920 x 1080 Full HD video and 5.3MP pictures. It’s stabilized 25x/30x extended digital zoom lens gets you closer to the action while a back-illuminated “Exmor R” CMOS sensor allows you to capture stunning imagery in low light conditions. Intelligent Auto mode analyzes your shot and then automatically selects the appropriate settings from nine distinct scene modes.

The 2.7” Clear Photo LCD™ screen displays sharp, bright, vivid images, letting you compose a shot more easily — even outdoors, while enabling you to change settings to best represent the scene. The easy-to-use HDR-CX190 Handycam camcorder records stunning 1920 x 1080 Full HD video and 5.3MP pictures. It’s stabilized 25x/30x extended digital zoom lens gets you closer to the action while a back-illuminated “Exmor R” CMOS sensor allows you to capture stunning imagery in low light conditions. Intelligent Auto mode analyzes your shot and then automatically selects the appropriate settings from nine distinct scene modes.

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Specifications:

Key Features:

• 1920 x 1080 HD Recording
  
• 32GB Internal Flash Drive
  
• 2 x SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Card Slots
  
• Canon HD CMOS Pro Image Sensor
  
• 3.5″ Touch Panel LCD
  
• Color Viewfinder
  
• Genuine Canon 10x HD Video Lens
  
• Dynamic SuperRange Optical Stabilization
  
• Customization Cinema-Look Filters
  
• Professional Shooting Assist Functions

The Canon HFG10 features a professional HD CMOS Pro Sensor and a 30mm optical wide angle lens with an 8 blade iris as seen on some of Canon’s professional video cameras. It delivers outstanding HD quality with wide dynamic range even in low light situations. Offering plenty of manual and creative control the HFG10 is a perfect creaitve tool for the promising videographer. Plus you can shoot for hours with the 32GB internal memory and expand the memory capacity with the dual card slots.

The Canon Legria HF G10 records at 60i, in native 24p, and in the 24p Cinema mode and 30p Progressive mode (both at 60i). With the 24p frame rate options you can give your footage a truly cinematic look. Using Cinema-Looks Filters you boost that film look with 9 built-in adjustable filters. Some choices include Cinema Standard, Dramatic B&W, Nostalgic, Old Movie, and Sepia. You can also shoot video that’s optimized for the ‘net with the 30p Progressive mode.

The G10 also features include a 10x optical zoom, a 58mm filter diameter, and a number of terminals. Connections include USB 2.0, Component and Composite outputs, a mini HDMI, and as one would expect on a model of this caliber, headphone and microphone jacks. Whether you’re shooting for a film look and feel or simply recording a family get-together, good audio makes your production. Canon gave the HF G10 multiple ways to achieve high-quality sound recording, including the aforementioned built-in microphone and headphone terminals.

The HF G10 allows you to record up to 12 hours of clear high definition video to a 32GB internal flash drive or to two SDXC-compatible memory card slots. With Relay Recording, the camcorder automatically switches video recording from the internal drive to the SD memory cards when the memory becomes full. No need then to worry about running out of recording time during a thrilling, once-in-a-lifetime shot. With SDXC memory card compatibility, you’ll have card storage capacity from more than 32GB up to 2TB and ultra-fast data transfer speeds.

The Powered IS option (a button to the bottom left of the screen) can be used to achieve more stabilisation at the telephoto reach. It’s incredibly effective at stabilising the image at 10x optical zoom, though you do need to press and hold it, and the positioning of the button means that, ergonomically, things are a little hard to handle. Unfortunately, battery life is particularly short with all the use of the touchscreen and Powered IS, meaning that time between recharges is uncomfortably short.

The Canon G10 produces nice-looking still images, though not decent enough for any enlargement beyond an 11x20cm print. Colours are vivid without being oversaturated, and the camcorder exposes correctly pretty much all the time. Dynamic range is excellent with good definition between shadow and highlight areas, with only a really small amount of blown highlights in extreme situations.

REVIEWS:

cnet.com.au reviews writes:

“Provided you’ve got a wallet padded enough to take the blow, the Canon Legria HF G10 is an excellent high-end camcorder with a wealth of features. A few usability quirks here and there, as well as a frustrating in-camera editing experience, stops us from giving the HF G10 a glowing recommendation with an Editors’ Choice award.”

trustedreviews.com reviews writes:

“Canon’s LEGRIA HF G10 is close to being a perfect camcorder for video enthusiasts or professionals looking for a second unit for quick handheld work. Only the lack of a standard-sized accessory shoe and the price let it down. These two factors mean this camcorder doesn’t quite grab our very top recommendation. But it shoots great-looking video, particularly in low light, and has supremely easy manual control, making this a very tempting proposition.”

camcorderinfo.co.uk reviews writes:

“We’re impressed with the HF G10 in terms of performance and capability, but the camcorder’s £1235price tag may be too high for most consumers. You are getting a lot for your money, though, and for people who want access to professional-grade controls, paying around $1500 for a camcorder isn’t that bad. If you have more cash to spend, Canon does have the professional XA10 camcorder, which is identical to the HF G10 except it has a removable handlebar with XLR audio ports (and it costs around $2000).”

reviews.cnet.co.uk writes:

“If you’re comparing camcorders at the top of the range, the Canon Legria HF G10 certainly has plenty going for it, particularly in terms of image quality and manual controls. It’s bigger and lacks certain features when compared to similar models from other manufacturers, however, and it’s also one of the most expensive consumer camcorders currently available. The G10 is an undeniably high achiever, you have to wonder whether the marginal performance edge over some rivals is worth the extra cost.”

 

Specifications:

 Format Type

Image Processor

Video Data

Recording Modes

Image Pixels

Total Pixels

Effective Pixels

Optical / Digital

Focal Length

Maximum Aperture

Minimum Focusing Distance

35mm equivalent focal length

Filter Diameter

Shutter Speed

Image Stabilizer

Lens Cover

Focusing

Focusing Range

Control

Face Detection

Control/Balance

Light Metering Method

Exposure Compensation

White Balance Mode

Illumination

Min Illumination

Low Light Mode

Flash

Video Light

LCD

View Screen / Pixels

Viewfinder (Colour)

Filming Modes & Controls

AE Program Modes

Scene Modes

Digital Effects

Cinema-Look Filters

Easy Web Upload

Other Features

Photo Button

Audio

Audio Data

Audio Level Metering

Wind Screen

Video Rec on 32 GB memory

1920 x 1080 (MXP)

1920 x 1080 (FXP)

1440 x 1080 (XP+)

1440 x 1080 (SP)

Power

Battery

Quick Start/Power Save

Built-in Charger

Interface

Terminals

Accessory Shoe

Operating Platforms

Application Software

General

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