JVC Cybercam Camcorder

Find Out More About JVC Cybercam Camcorder

Camcorders are a great way to capture still pictures and video footage of the important events in our lives. Combining quality audio and video, camcorders are portable, easy to use solutions for saving memories and recording vacations. Since they are compatible with computers, you can edit and add effects to your photographs and videos as well as share them with family and friends.

There are several cameras available including the JVC Mini with the following features and options:

• Features: Options include LCD screen, night vision, and time lapse.
• Media format: Choose from DVCAM, MiniDV, SD, and SDHC/SD.
• Recording definition: Options include high definition and standard definition.
• Colors: Choose from silver and white.

• Accessories: Many of the units include accessories like shoulder straps, AC power adapters, VHS playpaks, remote controls, CD roms, serial cables, and more.
• Remote control: Some of the units feature multifunction remote controls.
• Resolution: The camcorders use high-resolution MiniDV digital format.
• Screens: They offer swiveling LCD color screens.
• Still pictures: Allows you to capture still photographs as well as video.
• Software: Onboard software allows you to edit images and footage for sharing and storage.
• Special Effects: Some of the camcorders offer special effects that can be applied to footage like slow motion.
• Storage: Some of the cameras include SD cards for media storage and sharing.
• USB connectivity: Use USB connectors to transfer your work to your desktop computer or laptop for archiving or sharing.

For JVC camcorders that have high-definition (HD) mode, 30 progressively scanned frames per second are taken. Objects that are slower appear to have a smooth motion. For faster movements, some noticeable shaking may be present as it would with any standard camera that films usually at 24 frames per second. By switching to standard definition, which uses 60 scanned frames per second, you'll see a reduction of the shaky cam effect. Trying both modes typically reveals which works better for the individual device and the given situation.

Yes, though the method may vary from one individual camcorder to the next. On many of the cameras, the digital zoom can be manipulated by a variable speed rocker control while on some a zoom ring can be used on the lens. The focus is typically either handled automatically or on some cameras can be controlled using a focus ring.

A standard editing program is included with most of the cameras, but thanks to the USB connectivity, the images and videos can be downloaded to a desktop or laptop computer to be edited in any imaging software you wish to use. A converter program may be needed to convert images to standard digital formats for use in other programs but such are widely available.