Description

The Sanyo Xacti E760 is a stylish and slim 7.1 Mega Pixels digital stills camera, producing outstanding quality still images and benefiting from a large 2.5 inch colour screen for intuitive image previewing, and intuitive image capture button featuring Sanyos unique touch sensor, making it idea for use by pupils of all ages and abilities.
The camera also features a face chasing mode, where the camera will automatically identify faces in an image and then optimise the focus and exposure for these, even if the composition is changed. Also featured is a 3x optical zoom lens, allowing the user to get closer to the object being photographed without degrading the image quality.

Features

• Large 2.5” TFT LCD preview screen, enabling easier composure and previewing of pictures,
• Innovative ‘touch sensitive’ shutter button, which automatically sets the focus and exposure as soon as the user’s finger covers the shutter button, making intuitive for use by pupils,
• Captures still images at a range of different resolutions from 640 x 480 pixels up to 7.1 mega pixels in standard JPEG format, as well as video clips at 640 x 480 pixels at 30 frames per second, complete with mono audio,
• 3x optical zoom lens (equivalent to a 38 – 114mm range on a traditional 35mm film camera), with 5 – 80cm macro focusing facility for close-up shots,
• Expandable memory via Secure Digital (SD) or MultiMedia memory cards (512MB SD card included),
• Supplied complete with long-life Lithium-ion rechargable battery, USB 2.0 connection cable, and AV cable enabling play-back directly on to a TV.

Benefits

• Bright 2.5 inch colour preview screen makes this camera perfect for use by younger and less able pupils,
• Touch sensor makes the camera ideal for pupils with Special Needs,
• Slim and compact design (91 x 56 x 22mm) and weighing just 132g (including battery), make this an unobtrusive and easy to handle camera for all ages,
• An ideal camera for use by users requiring higher quality digital images to create teaching resources or to capture evidence of pupil work or field trips,
• Face chasing feature allows the camera to lock focus and exposure on faces, making it easier to get perfect shots of students on field trips or where ever the scene/composition changes rapidly.