12 Mp Digital Camera With Full 1080p Hd Video

Take stunning Full 1080p High Definition video at 60fps and amazing 8 megapixel digital photos! The Sanyo HD2000A Dual Camera is also the world's first camcorder that is compatible with iFrame. The new iFrame video format can dramatically speed the process of importing, editing, and sharing your videos. The HD2000A delivers high performance results with multiple features normally found on much higher priced video and photo cameras. The HD2000A packs tons of features which are sure to please the most discerning user; including 600fps slow motion mode, face chasing technology which automatically reads and corrects focus and lighting for up to 12 different subjects, and 16x optical zoom for video.

Amazon Sales Rank: #4638 in Camera & Photo Brand: Sanyo Model: VPC-HD2000aBK Released on: 2009-11-30 Dimensions: 2.10" h x 4.40" w x 3.50" l, .60 pounds Full 1080p HD Video (60fps) Compatible with iFrame 8-Megapixel Digital Photos and High-Speed Sequential Shooting (12fps) Super Slow Motion Playback Mode (up to 600fps) LCD monitor 3.0 inch, Low-temperature polysilicon TFT color widescreen LCD display, Approx. 230,000 pixels (7-level brightness, 285 degrees rotation)

FH1A Take stunning Full 1080p High Definition video at 60fps and amazing 8 megapixel digital photos!   The Sanyo HD2000A Dual Camera is also the world’s first camcorder that is compatible with iFrame.  The new iFrame video format can dramatically speed the process of importing, editing, and sharing your videos.  The HD2000A delivers high performance results with multiple features normally found on much higher priced video and photo cameras.  The HD2000A packs tons of features which are sure to please the most discerning user; including 600fps slow motion mode, face chasing technology which automatically reads and corrects focus and lighting for up to 12 different subjects, and 16x optical zoom for video.  Its compact design makes the HD2000A extremely portable and easy to use.  Videos, still photos and the various settings and menus can be easily accessed with the user’s thumb.  The HD2000A’s convenient design makes sharing videos and photos via social networking web sites, portable video devices like IPod’s, TV’s and computers, a breeze. World’s First Camcorder to Provide Compatibility with iFrame Shooting, editing and sharing high quality video has never been easier.  SANYO’s new HD2000A is the world’s first camera to adopt the new iFrame video format.  This computer-friendly video format is designed to dramatically simplify the process of working with video with your camera.  With iFrame, the video in your camera is the same format you’ll edit, so importing video is fast and file sizes are small.  You’ll be able to start editing and sharing your movies right away across multiple platforms and devices.  Because it’s based on standard technologies such as H.264, AAC, MP4 and QuickTime, iFrame can be used with Mac and PC applications. Sanyo Xacti HD2000A Highlights  High Performance and Stylish Design Made Simple The Dual Camera Xacti HD2000A packs high performance, cutting edge technology into a small, stylish, easy to use camera.  Designed to fit perfectly in the palm of your hand, the Dual Camera HD2000A features an easy to navigate menu which make it a great choice for the beginner and the more advanced user.  It is the perfect blend of style, performance, and ease of use. Large, 2.7-inch Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) The display flips out from the camera and rotates up to 285 degrees on an axis that allows you to take great video or still images from otherwise-difficult-to-view positions, proving to be especially useful when shooting in confined spaces. 8 Megapixel Still Image Quality In addition to Full 1080P HD Video the HD2000A takes amazing 8 megapixel still photos.  With an 8 megapixel (effective) CMOS image sensor the still images can be interpolated to reach 12 megapixel quality. 16x Optical Zoom (video) & 10x Optical Zoom (photos) The HD2000A features an amazing 16x Advanced Optical Zoom for video.  With Sanyo’s 16x Advanced Optical Zoom Technology the field of view is increased to approximately 44 millimeters (vs. 77mm for more conventional zoom).  The overall zooming range is F=41.7-666.9mm (35mm equivalent). The photo zoom capability is 10x Optical Zoom with an F=35.7-357mm range (35mm equivalent). 12 Subject Face Chaser Technology The HD2000A recognizes up to 12 faces for videos, still pictures and optimizes focus / aperture settings to ensure all subjects are in focus. Up to 600 fps Slow Motion Sanyo’s HD2000A features increased slow motion capability. Shooting in SHR mode (448x336) the HD2000A can reach an amazing 240 frames per second. In UHR mode (192x108) it can reach an astounding 600fps slow motion capability. Three-Dimensional Noise Reduction (3D-DNR) SANYO’s 3D-DNR technology offers a significant improvement in video clarity by reducing random signal noise. This improvement in bit rate allocation will result in a highly accurate video image. Sophisticated image stabilizer Using a proprietary Sanyo algorithm, the HD2000A automatically compensates for distracting up-and-down or side-to-side camera movement, keeping your subject steady and easy to follow. It accurately distinguishes between unintentional camera shake and deliberate camera movement. This handy feature operates in both wide-angle and telephoto modes. Sequential photo mode shoots up to 12 frames per second Take pictures like the pros with sequential shooting up to 12 frames per second. The perfect solution for action photography! Highly advanced MPEG4 AVC/H.264 video compression This feature optimizes the file size and makes sharing movies on social networking sites, or emailing them to friends and family, even easier. In fact, the file size can be up to 25 percent smaller than that of typical MPEG-4 cameras. To accomplish the complexity of encoding AVC/H.264 in real-time on the HD2000A, a dedicated H.264 video compression IC was incorporated into the camera that was designed specifically for portable consumer devices. This achieves high video quality while simultaneously reducing the system power consumption. Easily transfer video and still images to your video capable iPod Import video and still image files directly into iTunes software and then port them to your video-capable iPod. Share your latest masterpiece with friends and family. Record over 5 hours of full motion video Using a 16GB SDHC memory card users can capture over 11 hours and 6 minutes worth of video in standard definition or approximately 1 hour and 28 minutes in full HD video mode. Capture still images while you’re shooting video The HD2000A enables simultaneous shooting of video clips and still images with a simple press of the shutter button during the shooting of a movie clip. You will never need to miss another precious photo opportunity. (Depending on the mode used to take still images, simultaneous video clip shooting may be interrupted. While shooting video clips, using the digital image stabilizer may change the angle of view for still images.) Super-fast start-up Reduce your chance of missing the perfect shot. The Dual Camera Xacti HD2000A is designed for super fast start-up and shooting. With its tapeless design, the HD2000A eliminates the need to queue up a video tape, allowing it to begin shooting in as little as 1.7 seconds! When the HD2000A is powered on, closing the LCD display puts it in standby mode. Simply open the display and the HD2000A automatically powers up and can begin immediately recording in as little as 1.7 seconds. Includes a high-capacity Sanyo brand lithium-ion battery The DB-L50 is a high capacity battery designed to work with the Sanyo Xacti HD2000A camera and delivers approximately 135 minutes of video record time.  High-energy density design minimizes the battery size and weight, making it perfect for use in the Sanyo Dual Camera Xacti HD2000A. The DB-L50 is designed to resist memory accumulation so it provides a full charge every time. HDMI High-Definition Output It's easy to share your high-definition movies on your HD television with the HD1010. Using the HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) terminal built into the base station, just one cable connects your camcorder to your TV for a totally digital output. HDMI carries both the video and audio signals in digital form for the highest quality playback. Easy playback of recorded video directly on a TV The HD2000A camera features a HDMI output which makes connecting it to a Digital TV or DVD Recorder a breeze.  The HD2000A can also easily be connected to a computer to back-up copies of recorded content. Still images and video clips are played back continuously and in chronological order.  When connected to a PC, simple drag-and-drop operation makes it easy to save recorded video clips and still images onto a computer's hard disk for emailing, editing or archiving. Galvanometer method structure, Auto focus: 9 groups, 12 elements (4 aspheric elements, 8 aspheric surfaces), Built-in neutral density filter, Photos: f=35.7-357mm(=35mm), Optical 10x zoom, Videos: f=41.7-666.9mm(=35mm) 16x Advanced  zoom, Low-light sensitivity - 6 lux (AUTO mode, 1/30 seconds) 2 lux (Lamp mode 1/15) Sensitivity - Auto (ISO 50-200), Manual (ISO 50/100/200/400/800/1600/3200) AV output (HDMI / S-video / Composite video, NTSC/PAL, Audio - Stereo sound) USB 2.0 (high-speed mode) Dimensions - Width 2.1” x Depth 4.13” x Height 2.25” Weight, approximately 12.1 ounces including battery and SD card.

Most helpful customer reviews 54 of 56 people found the following review helpful. Hot off the Boat, The New Xacti With iFrame Format Recording By Budget Producer I received the unit and have been testing it out in various shooting settings and resolutions. Right away I really appreciated the .mp4 format of the recordings and the simplicity of working with the files (on a Mac w/iMovie9). Honestly, on a fast mac, working with any of the size/formats the camera records seems to be quick and easy. I'm a little disappointed that the iFrame format doesn't turn out to be a big of a deal as I thought it would be. iFrame is a nice compromise between 720p and 480p with low file size and a wide screen format. Shooting 720p @ 30fps seems to work just as well, with Quicktime deftly handling bouncing the clips down to a variety of formats including ipod, appletv, 480p, 720p, etc. There are two slow down modes, the slowest the files do not play natively on my mac. The transfer speed seems a tad slow thru the USB connection to a known USB 2.0 connections. Remedied with the purchase of a third party card reader, which is also mush easier than using the base stand for transfers. The unit lacks a usb or video connection on camera so you have to use the stand or a card reader for transfers. On tripod this cam works well. Hand held noticed some camera shake issues that seem to be inherent with the xacti line as opposed to the Canons (based on reading other reviews). Turning the motion stabilization of or off didn't seem to make much of a difference in informal shooting sessions. iMove seems geared to take a very long time to analyze clips for shake. best to get a tripod or monopod for better shots. The still image quality is just ok. The 8 megapixel claim falling far short as the camera bumps it down to 2 megapixel while shooting video. Even in photo shooting mode the images leave a bit to be desired. Adequate for trips and events, but not worthy of replacing a good point and shoot. I noticed some bluish glowing spots in some videos early on. The lens is wide angle enough to have some reflection problems. Zooming in, just a little, get's rid of the glowing spots. The various shooting modes worked fine for around the house and yard. The 1080p highest quality mode seems to be struggling to remain sharp, even in good light. For the price you almost can't compare this cam to those costing thousands more. Despite this subtle flaw the hat tips to the Xacti when taking into considering the time and HD space saved using the native .mp4 files, along with easy archivability, and native playback with no transcoding. Under studio lighting it was easy enough to use the many menu controls to set the white point and exposure, as well as adjusting the settings. One trick I've found that can dramatically improve low budget set shots is to use the exposure and focus lock commands to keep the Cam from hunting or altering the exposure while shooting in a attempt to get the best shot. The little thing, means well but sometime you have to think for it. Overall a nice and small, modern, consumer cam. With some tweaks high quality shots are possible. For mAc users the easy accessibility makes the Xacti a strong contender - though the iFrame format, at least for now, may be more hype than feature. Last years model might do for those not willing to for out extra to early adopt. 28 of 28 people found the following review helpful. Convenient camera with some small drawbacks By M. Skoda Overall, I am very happy with this camera. If you own a Mac, this is the camera to get because of the iFrame option. All you have to do is import the video into iMovie or Final Cut, and start editing! No waiting for the video to be transcoded, because the camera shoots in the same video format that the programs use. Transcoding is the reason that most people, (including me), never get around to editing their video on computers. It used to take hours just to get the video off the camera into