DZMV780A camcorder utilize high-quality and high-efficiency MPEG2 video recording technology. Users can select between increased recording quality or extended recording time. When using a DVD-RAM disc, the camcorder utilizes either variable bit rate (VBR) or constant bit rate (CBR) recording formats.
Features of the Hitachi DZ-MV780A include:
Recording Format - DVD
CCD Quantity - 1
Memory Still Resolution - 1.23 Megapixels
Optical Zoom - 10x
CCD Quantity - 1
CCD Size - 1/4.5"
CCD Pixels - 1300K pixels
LCD Display
LCD Panel Size - 2.5 in.
Color Viewfinder
Optical Zoom - 10x
Digital Zoom - 240x
Lens Focal Length - 3.2 - 32 mm
Filter Diameter - 30.5 mm
Recording Speed - SP
Image Stabilizer
Memory Card Type - Multimedia Card (MMC) / SD Card
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Reviewed by jj on 20/06/2006 This camera records ok sometimes, but alot of disks get errors or cant be finalized and you lose your precious memories along with it. It also a problem with the eject mechanism where you cant open and there is no manual way to do it. Battery life simply is awful. For the cost i dont think it is worth it. The picture isnt that great either. Disk errors are simply to common. Plus if you have the battery attached to it for any perioud of time, it drains itself even if it is not on - very annoying. Also, the on off switch is on a rotor knob that turns itself on by accident if it is jostled in your camera bag or whatever you have it - also very annoying. I am not sure what these guys were thinking when they made this camera - dont waste your money - its garbage. Rating:
DZMV780A camcorder utilize high-quality and high-efficiency MPEG2 video recording technology. Users can select between increased recording quality or extended recording time. When using a DVD-RAM disc, the camcorder utilizes either variable bit rate (VBR) or constant bit rate (CBR) recording formats.