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Our friends in Japan will be able to buy the new Panasonic HDC-Z10000 3D camcorder. Panasonic will launch this 3D camcorder in that country. Designed for semi-professionals, the Panasonic HDC-Z10000 features a new lens with “nano surface coating,” a new “crystal engine PRO II,” and dual 3MOS sensors. As its name suggests, this high-end camcorder is able to capture high quality Full HD 3D images. Weighing 1600 grams, the Panasonic HDC-Z10000 also feature the industry’s shortest close-up range of approximately 45cm for 3D Macro shooting. Read more…
JVC has finally unveiled the pricing of its GC-PX10 digital camera. For your info, the JVC GC-PX10 is known as “the hybrid digital camera” because it is able to shoot pictures and videos simultaneously. The camera captures 12-megapixel still pictures and records full HD 1920 x 1080/60p videos. The JVC GC-PX10 provides professional-level capabilities including 60 shots per second still image shooting, 300 frames-per-second video recording for high-quality super-slow motion, a time-lapse recording and the ability to capture pristine still images from video. Additional specs include a built-in 32GB flash memory, an SDXC/SDHC/SD card slot for storage expansion, a 10x optical zoom with optical image stabilization and a 3-inch tilt-able touch-sensitive display. There is also an ISO 6400 mode, allowing you to use this camera in low light environments. The JVC GC-PX10 hybrid digital camera is priced at $899.95. See more pictures after the jump. Read more…
Samsung today introduced the SMX-F70 SD camcorder at the IFA 2011. This video recorder is powered by a CMOS sensor with progressive (1280×720) recording, at 30 or 25 frames per second for NTSC or PAL systems, respectively. The Samsung SMX-F70 features a powerful 65x intelli-zoom and 52x optical zoom Schneider Kreuznach lens so that every detail can be picked up, even when focusing on a distant background scene. What’s more, the camcorder also has an intelligent Smart Auto feature that allows you to select shooting modes depending on the light and subjects to give you the best possible picture. [Press Release]
The Sony DEV-5 and DEV-3 are claimed to be the world’s first digital binoculars to record Full HD video. Both gadgets can record Full HD video with stereo sound at the touch of a button, and even add a 3D mode that records scenes as thrilling stereoscopic video footage for playback on most 3D HDTVs. You can select the variable zoom on both models to scan a wide area at low magnification before zooming in seamlessly to pinpoint a subject, such as birds in a field. Turning on the digital zoom at magnification settings over 10x boosts the DEV-5 model’s total magnification range from 0.9x up to 20x digital (image quality is reduced when digital zoom is On and recording 2D video at magnifications higher than 10x). The DEV-3 model pulls wildlife, sporting subjects and architectural details closer with a maximum magnification of 10x optical. In 3D mode, the binoculars’ maximum magnification is 5.4x optical. Unlike traditional binoculars, these binocular’s electronic autofocus keeps moving subjects sharply in focus at all times. What’s more, the Sony DEV-5 and DEV-3 also feature Optical SteadyShot image stabilization (Active mode) that helps keep images clear and stable, even when viewing at high magnifications. You can connect these binoculars to a Sony BRAVIA HDTV via an HDMI port or any HD television with HDMI input for viewing images (cable sold separately). 3D videos can be enjoyed on virtually any 3D-compatible TV, including Sony BRAVIA models. You can transfer these video files to your computer via a USB connection for storing, editing, and sharing. The Sony DEV-5 model also includes an on-board GPS receiver that automatically geo-tags video clips and photos. The Sony DEV-3 and DEV-5 digital binoculars will be launched in November 2011 for about $1400 and $2000, respectively. See more pictures after the jump. Read more…
The Sony Handycam DCR-SX21E is a new Standard Definition camcorder with a 57x optical zoom and the SteadyShot image stabilization. This video recorder also offers an Extended Zoom range function that boosts maximum magnification to an incredible 67x with virtually no visible degradation. This video recorder also features the SteadyShot image stabilization, a flip-out 2.7-inch Clear Photo LCD display, and an Intelligent Auto mode that recognizes up to 18 different scene combinations – from portraits and landscapes to night views. The Sony Handycam DCR-SX21E will be available from early September 2011. More pictures after the jump. Read more…
The Sony Handycam DCR-SR21E is an easy-to-use ultra-zoom camcorder with a 57x optical zoom and the SteadyShot electronic image stabilization. This video camera is able to record up to 61-hour of Standard Definition video on its built-in 80GB hard disk drive. The high-power 57x Optical Zoom lens by Sony delivers frame-filling close-ups with superb image quality. And if you want to get closer still, Extended Zoom boosts maximum magnification to an incredible 67x with virtually no visible degradation. The SteadyShot image stabilization keeps things crisp and clear, reducing the effect of camera shake when you’re shooting handheld. Focus, exposure, colour and other settings are adjusted automatically, while menus and settings are accessed with a joystick located next to the articulated 2.7-inch monitor. The Sony Handycam DCR-SR21E will be launched in September 2011. No word on pricing at this time. Stay tuned for more updates. [Press Release]
