Canon DC320 1.07MP DVD Camcorder with 48x Optical Zoom

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Features for Canon DC320 1.07MP DVD Camcorder with 48x Optical Zoom:

Capture video direct to DVD
48x Advanced Zoom; image stabilizer
2.7-inch widescreen LCD monitor; widescreen HR recording
DVD-R/-RW/-R DL recording format
USB 2.0 hi-speed terminal for quick video transfer

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Editorial Review
The DC320 digital camcorder lets you record directly to DVDs, and lets you shoot and share video through a variety of options. Only 3" (8cm) in diameter, the DC320's DVD-R/-RW discs are compatible with most DVD players and can store up to 30 minutes of video in standard mode and 60 minutes of video in long play mode. They also record to DVD-R DL (dual layer) discs that can store up to 108 minutes of video. The Canon DC320 DVD Camcorder also offers exclusive Canon 48x Advanced Zoom, a feature only possible with industry-leading optical technology. Advanced Zoom extends the power of your zoom and is the longest zoom Canon has ever offered. The DC320 offers you more flexibility to get just the shot you need by giving you the choice of selecting a 37x Optical Zoom or a 2000x Digital Zoom as well. In both wide angle and telephoto positions, there is virtually no loss in image quality throughout the range. It also boasts a powerful 680k CCD, SD card image storage capability, Quick Start and Joystick Control. The DC320 makes it simpler than ever to capture and share all the unforgettable moments of your life. With unique super spectra coating, which reduces flare and ghosting, the image you capture will be cleaner than ever. The DC320's image stabilization system corrects camcorder shake instantly. The DC320 helps you make accurate exposures with its histogram display. Special Scene Modes also ensure accurate exposures under a wide variety of difficult lighting conditions. Max F/Stop - f/2.0 - 5.2 Minimum Illumination - 2 lx (Night Mode) Viewfinder - 0.35 widescreen EVF 2.7 Widescreen LCD Screen Recording Media - DVD-R/-RW/-R DL 2-Channel Audio Dolby Digital (AC-3 2 ch) Dimensions - Width 2.6 x Height 3.5 x Depth 5 (66x90x126mm) Weight (camcorder body only) - 13.4 ounces (380 grams)
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