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Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Panasonic SDR-H40 40GB Hard Drive Camcorder with Optical Image Stabilized Zoom

Panasonic SDR-H40 40GB Hard Drive Camcorder with Optical Image Stabilized Zoom
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Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Panasonic
Connectivity: AV
Digital Zoom: 70
Display Size: 2.7
EAN: 0037988255979
Feature: Video Capture: CCD sensor (in pixels) - 1/6" CCD sensor (800,000 pixels) / Media - 40 GB hard drive and recording to memory card / Viewfinder - No / LCD Screen - 2.7" (6.9 cm) / Sensitivity (lux) - 2 / Optical Zoom - 42x at variable speeds / Digital Zoom - 42x - 2000x / Image Stabiliser - Advanced O.I.S. / Focus - Automatic and manual focus
Floppy Disk Drive Description: None
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Panasonic
Manufacturer: Panasonic
Maximum Focal Length: 75.6
Maximum Resolution: 380000
Minimum Focal Length: 1.8
Model: SDR-H40
Monitor Size: 270
Optical Zoom: 42
Publisher: Panasonic
Studio: Panasonic

Features
Video Capture: CCD sensor (in pixels) - 1/6" CCD sensor (800,000 pixels) / Media - 40 GB hard drive and recording to memory card / Viewfinder - No / LCD Screen - 2.7" (6.9 cm) / Sensitivity (lux) - 2 / Optical Zoom - 42x at variable speeds / Digital Zoom - 42x - 2000x / Image Stabiliser - Advanced O.I.S. / Focus - Automatic and manual focus
Photo Mode: Photo Mode - Yes / Maximum resolution on memory card (in pixels) - Information not provided / Memory Card - SD/SDHC / Supplied Media - None / Webcam Function/ mini films - Microphone: stereo, microphone zoom, wind noise reduction Dolby Digital (2 channels) / MPEG1 Audio Layer 2
Connectivity: Audio Output - No / Audio Input - No / Video Output - AV output / Video Input - No / DV in (IEEE1394, FireWire) - No / DV out ( IEEE1394, FireWire) - No / Computer Interface - USB 2.0 and PictBridge / Wireless Function - Wireless remote control / Compatible Platforms - PC and Mac / Supplied Software - VideoCam Suite 1.0
Misc: Possible power supply - Lithium-ion battery / Accessories included - External charger, lithium-ion battery, AV (AV multifunction) cable, wireless remote control, USB cable / Weight (in grams) - 340 / Dimensions - 67 x 70 x 116 mm / Other Functions - Focal aperture: F/1.9 (wide angle) - F/4.3 (telephoto) Focal length: 1.8 - 75.6 mm Equivalent to 35 mm: Video: 4:3] 34.5-1449 mm / [16:9] 33.8-1420 mm Photo : [4:3] 33.9-1425 mm /

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Panasonic has launched another digital camcorder that's just what you need to capture your most important memories on film - the SDR-H40. This modern, lightweight and stylish camcorder comes with a 40 GB hard drive and a 42x optical zoom, giving you all the technology you need to take remarkable shots, whether you?re on your holidays or at a party. The SDR-H40 focuses on giving you the most realistic results thanks to its cutting-edge optical image stabiliser, which is activated 4,000 times a second to prevent blur caused by subject movement. It's equipped with an anti-shock system, an SD card slot and a DVD burning function (computer required), so you can save your documents to the support of your choice. The SDR-H40?s other functions include a host of special effects so you can explore your creative side, and a beautiful 2.7? LCD screen for setting up your scene. Professional quality videos are just a step away with the SDR-H40!


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