Review: JVC Everio GZ-HM340 camcorder: 16GB storage & time lapse mode

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Review: JVC Everio GZ-HM340 camcorder: 16GB storage & time lapse mode

Posted by admin on Feb 2nd, 2010 // No Comment

JVC has sidelined her last video camera, with the new Everio GZ-HM340 expected to arrive later, in January of $ 499.95. Packing, both 16 GB of storage capacity and a SD / SDHC, the HM340 has a 20x optical zoom, 1/5.8-inch CMOS 1.37 megapixels and a new image stabilization system.

There is also a time lapse recording mode – with options ranging from every second to every 80 seconds – along with auto-registration, which begins shooting only when motion is detected. Furthermore, there is face detection and a preview system connected – Face miniature flow – which divides the time clip by the persons listed in each.

The recordings began in one type of media can continuously on the other, and JVC pull a copy of your application easier to load Windows, which promises to share YouTube videos easier.

Press Release:
JVC adds a new camera memory EVERIO HIGH DEFINITION FOR LINE

New GZ-HM340 offers 16 GB of internal memory.

WAYNE, NJ, February 2, 2010 – JVC has added a new HD camera to its Everio line recently announced 2010, giving the series of three high-definition models under $ 500. The new Everio GZ-HM340 offers 16 GB of internal flash memory and SD / SDHC.

The GZ-HM340 includes all new features and improvements found in all 2010 Everio line, including advances in the low capacity for light and image stabilization, while comfort is enhanced with a new feature auto and time lapse recording.

To obtain a more stable, JVC this year introduced advanced Image Stabilizer (AIS) that ensures stable images even while walking, and is particularly effective when shooting bright scenes of the full range of 5x zoom. Available on all models, advanced image stabilization uses a wide-angle image sampling area which is four times that of conventional systems. AIS provides a powerful compensation for camera shake.

Registration Lapse time is a sophisticated but easy to use for the function of trip time in the span of one to 80-intervals of one second, which enables hours of time segments to reduce to seconds, as the continuous the changing patterns covering a sky all day.

Automatic recording, a new feature, automatically starts recording when a person or other moving subject enters the scene and changes in luminance, a great convenience for home surveillance, baby monitoring, recording wildlife, taking group shots (instead of using a timer) and more.

Digital files created with the new Everio cameras can be easily shared a variety of popular formats with improved software for Windows ® Everio Mediabrowser, which now provides automatic conversion from SD to HD video and instantly share to YouTube ™, both conversion and up conversion. The files can also be exported directly to iTunes ® and synchronized with an iPod ® or iPhone ®, or burn to a DVD, all with just a few mouse clicks to the application of Everio Mediabrowser.

Like all cameras 2010 HD Everio, the GZ-HM340 new account with a KONICA MINOLTA HD LENS, currently one of the smallest and thinnest in the world of high definition lenses. The GZ-HM340 offers a 20x optical zoom.

High definition Everio models that automatically switches between the two internal media of continuous recording without interruption. Users can shoot without problems, desertion free recordings with two SD cards or flash memory. HD-enhancements also include the face of the miniature flow model, which shows pictures of a particular section of a video by automatically selecting and zoom in human faces.

The 2010 Everio series features an all new, slim design that is trendy, easy to carry and easy to hold. Portability has been extended with a tether redesigned who now works in two ways to hand like a conventional grip handle style when he broke both ends in place or as a belt when dropped one end of the strap.

The new Everio GZ-HM340 is available later this month for $ 499.95.

Features:

16 GB of internal flash memory and SD / SDHC
1/5.8 “1.37 megapixel CMOS sensor
20x Optical Zoom (Konica Minolta HD Lens
Advanced Image Stabilizer
Time-Lapse REC REC & Auto
One Touch Upload to YouTube ™ * (compatible with HD)
Seamless recording of more than two media
Face Detection and face thumbnail flow
Laser Touch Operation
2-Way Grip Belt
Everio Mediabrowser
Color: Black

About JVC U.S.A.
JVC USA, headquartered in Wayne, New Jersey, is a division of JVC Americas Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of Victor Company of Japan Ltd. JVC distributes a complete line of video equipment and audio for consumer and professional markets. For more information about the product, visit JVC’s Web site at http://www.jvc.com or call 1-800-526-5308.

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