With the introduction of the Sanyo's VPC HD1A high definition camcorder it just got a little easier and a lot less expensive to capture high definition video and still pictures anytime and anywhere.
The HD1A high definition camcorder is sleek and compact, yet can capture video in hi-def (720p) and still digital snapshots of up to 5.1 megapixels. Supported video formats include MPEG-4 and H.264. What does that mean to you? Full 60fps fluid motion VGA-Size recording that really your nephew's football game brings to life. Try the sequential shooting function to capture the dramatic action shots as you see in the sports magazines. What a great way to analyze your golf swing.
Other user-friendly features include a clear, 2.2-inch LCD monitor, a highly efficient 10x optical zoom lens and 10x digital zoom. This pocket-sized high-definition video camera also has advanced features such as built-in image stabilization and high-quality digital stereo --recording.
Sanyo would have scored even more points with consumers if it had included a 4GB SDHC card as standard. The 4gig card will give you almost an hour of high definition recording. You can get the high capacity memory card for about $35 at Amazon and other places. It does boost the price a little but still keeps it under the $500 street price threshold. Thankfully the included 1200ma lithium-ion battery is hefty enough to last the full hour between charges so there is no need to Find out with change.
Most buyers find it easy to use camcorder. The key functions are easy to find, even without reading the manual, although there are so many useful features that you will miss, probably without going through the manual.
Indoor and low light video images you can use a little grainy or pixilated rated, but not enough for most guests, the downgrading of the camcorder by the usual four or five stars. You could not probably be better if you read the manual andexperimented with the Scene Select Modes - Auto, Sports, Portrait, Night View, Landscape, Fireworks, Lamp, Cosmetic, Monochrome, and Sepia. A pop-up flash takes care of the lighting situation for indoor still pictures. It may be worth noting that you have to get into the $3000 camcorder range to shoot high def candlelight.
The device comes with editing software and you can even burn DVDs with the included software. Nice feature. The HD1A also comes with a great hard case and all AV-computer cables you need, plus a large remote control that controls all aspects of the camera, not just the playback. If you are a low-cost HD that fits in your pocket so your baby.
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