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Sanyo VPC-HD1 HDV Digital Camcorder Camcorders

4/5 (1 Reviews)


  • Recording FormatHD
    Recording SystemNTSC / PAL
    CCD Quantity1
    Memory Still Resolution5.04 Megapixels
    Optical Zoom10x
    CCD Size1/2.5"
    CCD Pixels5360K pixels
    Digital Zoom10x
    Lens Focal Length6.3 - 63 mm
    Recording SpeedSP
    Image StabilizerDigital Image Stabilizer
    Audio FormatStereo
    Memory Card TypeSD Card
    Digital Still Shot ModeWith Still Shot Capability
    Max Still Image Size2592 x 1944
    MPEG Movie Mode Resolution640 x 480 (VGA) • 320 x 240 (QVGA)
    MPEG Movie ModeWith MPEG Movie Mode
    Output InterfacesS-Video • Composite (Video) • Audio (RCA) • Component • USB 2.0
    Microphone TypeInternal • External/Optional
    Battery TypeProprietary Lithium
    Battery Life1 Hours
    Width3.15 in.
    Depth1.42 in.
    Height4.69 in.
    Weight0.46 lb.
    Included AccessoriesSoftware • USB Cable • A/V Cable • Bag • Cradle / Docking Station • Hand Strap • Lithium Propriety Battery • AC Power Adapter • Remote Control • Lens Cap
    Release Date11 January, 2006
    MPNVPCHD1
    Product ID29159629

Product Description

The Sanyo VPC-HD1 brings high definition video recording to a new, compact and low-cost level. This miniature camera resembles some digital still photo cameras in its vertical layout. It has an OLED display monitor built in for new levels of power and space efficiency with increased light output and faster respones times over traditional LED displays. And this camera does not use video tape for recording but encodes with MPEG4 compression onto inexpensive SD cards (sold separately). In fact a 2 GB card will record over 40 minutes of HD video. Because the recording process uses no moving parts the card can be reused far more times than a video cassette. High quality stereo audio is recorded using AAC-LC encoding.


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User Reviews

Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:4
Submitted by Justin Sharick a Intermediate

Date Reviewed: June 12, 2007

Strengths:    HD Capability, terrific point and shoot, small size, easy carry, beautiful picture and video quality.

Weaknesses:    No A/C out... can't use a helmet cam!

Bottom Line:   
The camera is a great little gadget which refuses to let me down. I purchased it for the purpose of using it to make snowboarding/mountain biking videos and it always meets the challenge and exceeds my expectations. It refuses to break and has lived through all of the stuff I put it through, from crashing on it with my bike to subzero temperatures on the slopes.

Great little camera!

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Duration Product Used:   2-5 years

Price Paid:    $899.00

Purchased At:   www.qvc.com

Similar Products Used:   Cheap point and shoot digitals.

Type of photography:   Outdoor



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  • Recording FormatHD
    Recording SystemNTSC / PAL
    CCD Quantity1
    Memory Still Resolution5.04 Megapixels
    Optical Zoom10x
    CCD Size1/2.5"
    CCD Pixels5360K pixels
    Digital Zoom10x
    Lens Focal Length6.3 - 63 mm
    Recording SpeedSP
    Image StabilizerDigital Image Stabilizer
    Audio FormatStereo
    Memory Card TypeSD Card
    Digital Still Shot ModeWith Still Shot Capability
    Max Still Image Size2592 x 1944
    MPEG Movie Mode Resolution640 x 480 (VGA) • 320 x 240 (QVGA)
    MPEG Movie ModeWith MPEG Movie Mode
    Output InterfacesS-Video • Composite (Video) • Audio (RCA) • Component • USB 2.0
    Microphone TypeInternal • External/Optional
    Battery TypeProprietary Lithium
    Battery Life1 Hours
    Width3.15 in.
    Depth1.42 in.
    Height4.69 in.
    Weight0.46 lb.
    Included AccessoriesSoftware • USB Cable • A/V Cable • Bag • Cradle / Docking Station • Hand Strap • Lithium Propriety Battery • AC Power Adapter • Remote Control • Lens Cap
    Release Date11 January, 2006
    MPNVPCHD1
    Product ID29159629


 

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