JVC GZ-X900

Everio X GZ-X900

The Everio X GZ-X900 is a high definition camcorder from JVC that supports MPEG-4 AVC/H.264, Audio: Dolby Digital (2ch) video recording and JPEG stills. The camcorder utilizes SD/SDHC Memory Card (not supplied) external storage devices and has a 1/2.33" CMOS, 10.3 Megapixel image sensor. The camcorder supports the KONICA MINOLTA HD LENS which has a 5x Optical / 8x Dynamic / 200x Digital (max.) zoom ratio. It captures stills of up to 3456x1944 (Fine/Standard) at 16:9 aspect ratio and up to UXP 1920x1080i, Avg. 24Mbps (VBR) video recording. The Everio X GZ-X900 has a 2.8" 207K-pixel Color LCD with HDMI Out (mini), USB 2.0/1.1, DC In, and SD/SDHC Card Slot interface. The camcorder’s dock supports a USB 2.0/1.1, AV Out, Component Video Out, DC In interface. The GZ-X900 has a power consumption of 3.7 W, measures 2-9/16" x 3-7/16" x 5-1/8" (37mm x 66mm x 124mm) and weighs 0.55lbs (246g) without battery and 0.67lbs (300g) with battery.

Features

The GZ-X900 features the Konica Minolta HD lens that captures 9 megapixel stills and Full HD video, with a 5x optical zoom ratio. The camcorder also features a Unified Control Dial designed to operate similar to the mode dial on a DSLR camera, for instantaneous access various camera, video and special effects shooting functions. Uesers can also shift from one mode to another. Other features on the GZ-X900 are Laser Touch Operation which is a touch-sensitive slide bar that users slide a finger over to access various functions and select still and video files. It also features Zooming and Recording start/stop control; Face Detection Technology - identifies up to 16 faces then accurately adjusts the focus and exposure for sharp image; and Everio Dock – for viewing, charging, and sharing files. The 9 megapixel digital still photos the camera shoots correlate directly to the un-interpolated performance of the CMOS sensor and Bayer array RGB colour filter; and it features fhttp://everiox.jvc.com/sample_pict.html - MEGAPIXull HD 1920x1080 video with 1000 TV Lines of Horizontal Resolution; 60fps/5.3 Megapixel Motor Drive Shooting; up to 600fps recording for Ultra-Slow Motion Playback; optical image stabilization (OIS) technology to reduce blurring effects during high-motion shooting; One Touch Upload to YouTube™ via USB cable to a PC which launches a software automatically and converts the footage file and uploads it to YouTube™; and One Touch Export function provided by bundled software for Windows® to export videos into iTunes® for playback on an iPod® or iPhone®.