JVC GC-PX10: Digital camera and camcorder in one

With the JVC GC-PX10 are filmmakers who also likes to try as a hobby clippers, equip as befitting such a passionate photographer with a penchant for moving images. Because the device is both a camcorder with a Full HD resolution and a digital camera with a rich 12 megapixels. So, if you can not choose between photo and video camera, consult with the combination of GC-PX10 JVC well, which will be available to buy in October.

The Japanese manufacturer of consumer electronics is mainly known for its high-quality camcorder and with the GC-PX10 sets new benchmarks. Instead, in addition to its camcorder an expensive SLR or a cheap digital camera, you can with the GC-PX10 now get both in one home. With a data rate of 36 megabits per second, or a resolution of 50 frames per second full-HD movies recorded from which to filter out as easily the most beautiful photo frames with 8.3 megapixels can.

Of course you can also use the slow motion to capture still images: whole 250 pieces are then per second, which come along, but only at a resolution of 0.2 megapixels. Particularly successful, however, is the fuel-efficient image sensor that protects the camera's battery, the 10-times zoom with a focal length of 6.7 to a maximum of 67 millimeters and the light sensitivity of up to ISO 6400 in conjunction with the built-in flash and shooting in low ambient lighting permits.

Those focusing on such quality looks, of course, not after the cheapest unit. But good does not always have to be very expensive, because by now should be widely known that there are, especially among online retailers enormous price differences. And even with camcorders or combination devices such as the JVC GC-PX10 is worth a fierce price comparison in order to film and photograph not only delight the eye but also your wallet can spare a little.

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