Binding: Electronics
Brand: JVC
Display Size: 3.5 inches
EAN: 0046838161117
Floppy Disk Drive Description: None
Item Dimensions: 11907808501480
Label: JVC
Manufacturer: JVC
Maximum Focal Length: 52 millimeters
Minimum Focal Length: 5.2 millimeters
Model: GR-HD1
MPN: GR-HD1
Optical Zoom: 10 x
Publisher: JVC
Studio: JVC
Features:- Digital HDV camcorder that records standard DV and 1280x720p MPEG 2 HD 16:9
- 1/3-inch progressive CCD with 1.18-megapixel still resolution
- 3.5-inch LCD screen with 0.44-inch color viewfinder
- 10x optical zoom with SD/DV 40x and 200x digital zoom
- IEEE 1394 iLink, USB, and component video interface
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Editorial Review:Product Description:Capture cutting-edge, high-definition (HD) images with technology previously accessible only to filmmakers and broadcasters! This solid, compact, ergonomically balanced and easy to use camcorder provides an assortment of methods for creating, editing, enjoying and sharing your high-definition movies.
Features super-bright, F1.8 hi-def lens; ATSE standard HD MPEG2 format; up-converter and down-converter; 1.18-megapixel progressive scan CCD; 3.5-inch color LCD monitor; panoramic still images; color viewfinder; optical image stabilizer; 10X optical zoom; 40X/200X digital hyper zoom with spline-interpolation; individual focus and zoom rings; Digital wipes and fades; manual control of shutter speed, aperture and white balance; web camera function and more!
Every aspect of recording can be fine tuned manually for optimal results. Specific shutter speeds and lens aperture/iris settings can be locked in. White balance can be calibrated manually. Separate rings on the lens for focus and zoom provide the ultimate in manual control. And, it functions as a digital still camera with a range of snap shot modes, including traditional and wide screen. Pictures are stored on a provided SD Memory Card. Be among the first to own this amazing movie-making technology Includes shoulder strap and a 1-year parts warranty.
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I am still waiting for this to be resolved by the seller / UPS.
Depending on the outcome I may stop using Amazon.
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At first I loved this mini HDV cam but, after it broke the first time it was the main button. Now the CCD is F-ed up. When I bought this unit I was offered the 5 year Mac cam warrinty. This is saving me the cost of a new one.
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The JVC GRH-D1 was released two years ago as the world's first hi-def camcorder (at least the world's under-$5000 HD camcorder). It utilizes the new HDV format, developed by JVC and enhanced by Sony, JVC, Sharp and Canon. The GRH-D1 is by now the "granddaddy" of HDV camcorders but it's great for those aspiring to shoot HD video. It has a comfortable grip, great image quality, and loads of pro features. The iamge quality is definitely excellent. Shop around to find this for around $2000.
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I bought this camcorder on September 28, 2003 when it was still fairly new on the market and more expensive than it is now. By July 2004 both the LCD screen and the viewfinder just went black. No image but I was still able to record audio. I reported it to JVC. They told me I had to send it in for repair, which I did. It seems that this was a common problem. They didn't ask too many questions. The warranty had already expired so I had to pay a couple hundred dollars. Six months later, the same problem ...
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This is the first camcorder I have ever used that looks good on an HDTV. No... Let me correct that. It looks great!!!
Have you ever wondered why a normal camcorder looks so bad on an HDTV? It's because an HDTV is very high resolution. When you connect a traditional camcorder (even a Mini DV), the TV sees a much smaller, comparatively low resolution picture and must scale it (digitally enlarge it) to fit the screen. It doesn't matter if you have a $400 low end cam or a $4000 high end cam... ...
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