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Vivitar DVR 810HD
$80.00
Released March, 2009
The Pros:In sunlit conditions the color looks great. Works with standard AAA batteries that are easy to replace. Battery power lasts a long time.
The Cons:Software is cumbersome and slow, doesn't seem to work right. Controls are awkward and unresponsive, need to be patient with it. No external mic input and the mic picks up a lot of ambient noise.
The Vivitar DVR 810HD is a low cost compact video camera. This is similar to the Vivitar DVR 830XHD, but lacks an HDMI interface and doesn't use optical zooming. This unit has a higher resolution 1280x720 mode at 20fps, but they are both capable of 640x480 resolution at 30fps.
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In other respects they are the same, using SD card interfaces to record AVI, JPG or WAV files and the use of LED lighting as a flash and to illuminate subjects while recording video. They are also both Pictbridge ready for direct use with printers.
Features
- 8.1 Megapixel sensor
- Still pictures up to 3261x2448 pixel resolution
- Video up to 1280x720 pixel resolution, 20 fps
- SD card supported
- 4x Digital zoom
- White Balancing
- Flash mode Auto/On/Off, LED for movies On/Off
- Pictbridge Ready
- AVI, JPEG, WAV file formats
- 2.7 in TFT LCD
- Video Out NTSC, PAL format
- USB 2.0
- 4 AAA batteries
- USB cable, AV cable, CD-ROM, Users Manual included
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Pros & Cons
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in sunlit conditions the color looks great
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works with standard AAA batteries that are easy to replace
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battery power lasts a long time
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software is cumbersome and slow, doesn't seem to work right
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controls are awkward and unresponsive, need to be patient with it
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no external mic input and the mic picks up a lot of ambient noise
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video is fairly low-resolution and doesn't look like much
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low light video is grainy to the point where you can't make anything out
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