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Sensor Resolution (Megapixel)
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| Meaning: Sensor resolution is the Number of pixels used to capture an image or a video. A good image or video resolution is achieved by combination of image or video sensor resolution and lens resolution.Benefits: The Higher the image or video sensor resolution, the better the image or video quality. |
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0.54 MP
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Optical Sensor Type
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| Meaning: The two types of censors are CCD and CMOS. CCD - Charged Coupled Device sensor is a light sensitive chip used for Image gathering. CMOS - Coplimentary metal oxide Semiconductor is another type of image sensor found in digital cameras also.
How it functions: CCD is the most common form of photosensitive cells used to convert incoming light into electrical signals in Digital cameras. In their normal condition these are greyscale devices. To create colour, a colour pattern is laid down on the sensor pixels, using RGBG color mask. (Red, Green, Blue and Green).
Benefits: A digital image sensor converts light into electrical signals, which are then converted into an video inside the camcorder using the Camcorder video processor. |
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CCD
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MegaPixels Range
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0 - 2 MP
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| Lens
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Digital Zoom
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| Meaning: A Digital zoom is software inside the camcorder that enlarges subject in the video to be shot.How it functions: Due to the doubling of pixels the video begins fuzzier and fuzzier as you enlarge. Digital zoom enlarges the subject of the video to be shot, while reducing the resolution of the video. |
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Minimum Focal Length (mm)
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| Meaning: The focal length of a lens determines its angle of view. It is measured in mm from the optical center of the lens.
How it functions: It is located on the sensor if the subject video to be shot is in focus. The Camcorder lens projects part of the scene onto the sensor.
Benefits: The view of the video to be shot is wide angled when the focal length is minimum. |
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2.8 mm
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Digital Zoom Range
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Below 100X
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| Shutter
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Minimum Shutter Speed
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| Meaning: Shutter speed is the time for which the camcorder exposes the sensor to the light being let in by the aperture setting.
Benefits: The slower the shutter speed, the longer is the exposure time and the image is clear. |
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Maximum Shutter Speed
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| Meaning: Shutter speed is the time for which the camera exposes the sensor to the light being let by the aperture setting.
Benefits: The faster the shutter speed, the shorter the exposure time. |
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1/1000 sec
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Maximum Shutter Speed Range
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1/25 sec - 1/1000 sec
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| Exposure
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Types of Exposure
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| Meaning: Exposure occurs when light is permitted to strike the sensor.
How it functions: Exposure is determined by how wide you open the lens diaphragm (aperture) and by how long you keep the sensor exposed.
Benefits: There are three types of exposures Automatic, Manaul and Fixed. |
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Automatic
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| White Balance
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Types
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| Meaning: White Balance is a function on digital camera and camcorders to compensate for different colors of light being emitted by different light sources.
How it functions: There are three types of White Balance: Automatic, Manual and Presets. |
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Automatic
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| Recording
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Image Stabilizer
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| Meaning: Camcorders with high optical zoom come with an image stabilizing feature.
How it works: It automatically eliminates any camcorder shake like the slight shaky motion that can result as you hold the camcorder thus helping you ensure a crisp, sharp video.
Benefits: To get crisp, sharp, unshaky and blurry video. |
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Digital Sound
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Widescreen Video
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| Meaning: Many camcorders have the widescreen video feature. Camorders with these features support 16:9 video and some also support 4:3 video mode. |
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| Image
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Image Format
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| Meaning: Camcorders with Digital Still Camera function save the captured image in the JPEG format.
How it functions: Some types of image formats are as follows jpeg, gif, tiff, bitmap and the more complicated raw files. You can identify which format is used by looking at the end of the file after the period. For example, picture .jpg is a jpeg file. JPEG format is widely used. |
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JPEG, AVI, WAV
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| Memory
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Flash Memory (MB)
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Recording Speed
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| Meaning: There are three different types of recording speeds XP or HQ (High Quality), SP (Standard Play), and LP(Long Play).
How it functions: HQ or XP mode allows to record shorter duration of video whereas LP allows to record longer duration of video.
Benefits: HQ recorded video always give clear and crisper quality of Video. |
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20 fps @CIF
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Expansion Slot
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| Meaning: Most camcorders come with Expansion slot which support card like SD or MMC cards. Camcorders with digital still camera function have expansion slots to save images to the SD or MMC cards. |
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Card Supported
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MMC, SD, SDHC Card
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| Display
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LCD Screen Size
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2.0 & Less Than
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| Connectivity
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Fire Wire
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Composite Video Input
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Composite Output
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S-video Input
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S-video Output
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Micophone
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Head Phone Jack
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HDMI
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| Meaning: High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) is an audio/ video interface capable of transmitting uncompressed streams.
How it functions: HDMI provides an interface between any compatible digital audio/video source, such as set-top box, DVD Player, digital camcorder etc.
Benefits: It is a modern replacement for older analog standards such as RF (coaxial cable), composite video, S-Video |
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AV Cable
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USB Cable
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| Power
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Power Supply
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Power Adapter
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| After Sales Service
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Warranty Period (Years)
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1
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Battery Type
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Rechargeable Li-lon Battery
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