Description

The Sanyo Xacti HD1000 offers incredibly sharp true high-definition digital video and good resolution still image capture within a very easy to use and compact form factor, making it ideal for use by both students and teachers. The camera also includes a large and bright wide aspect preview screen (2.7 inch Organic Light Emiting Diode), 10x optical zoom, automatic pop-up flash, internal stereo microphone, external microphone port, as well as a range of on-camera visual effects, including black & white and sepia toning for captured still images and video.

Features

• Record high quality video and sound at 1920x1080 pixels in high-definition mode at a smooth 30 frames per second (640x480 at 60 fps in standard definition mode), in MPEG 4 file format.
• Capture still images at up to 4 Mega Pixels in standard JPEG file format.
• Expandable memory via Secure Digital memory cards (2GB card supplied, giving up to 21 minutes of true high-definition video capture)
• 10x optical zoom auto focus lens (equivalent to 38 - 380mm on a 35mm camera) with Macro facility for close up photography, and built-in image stabilisation.
• Built-in full colour 2.7 inch Organic Light Emiting Diode preview/playback screen, that can be rotated through 285 degrees on the horizonal axis to give full flexibility on viewing images being captured.
• Includes automatic flash, docking station (transfer of images via USB2.0), Lithium-ion rechargeable battery, built-in stereo microphone, external microphone port and mono speaker.

Benefits

• Easy to use, enabling pupils and teachers to quickly capture very high quality video and still image resources.
• Ergonomic design, for comfortable and steady use with one hand.
• Compact design (approximately 90mm wide x 113mm high x 55mm deep), weighing in at only 311g (inc. battery and SD memory card).
• Download images to a computer or connect directly to a High Definition TV for instant playback in the classroom.
• Ideal for capturing very high quality teaching resources, evidence of student work and field trips.