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2.0 Megapixel High Resolution Photos

The OPTURA

features advanced image processing, for

capturing stunning, 2.0 Megapixel (1632 x

1224 pixels) photos onto the included

memory card. They may be captured at a

variety of different image qualities and

compression sizes (Superfine/Fine/Normal).

Digital Photo Mode

For added flexibility, you may take up to 700 still images on a

single MiniDV tape (in SP Mode). The camcorder records the

photos for approximately 6

seconds, as well as recording

the sound for your verbal notes

or narration. You can search

through the recorded tape for

your photos using the supplied

remote control.

MPEG-4 Movie

You can record movies with sound in MPEG-4 format onto a

memory card. Movies in MPEG-4 format can be easily

downloaded to a computer and attached to e-mail messages.

You may choose to record in 352 x 288 pixels or 176 x 144

pixels.

Simultaneous Photo Recording

While recording video, the OPTURA

capture VGA quality (640 x 480 pixels) digital photos onto a

memory card. This is perfect for those who want to capture

e-mail ready photos, without interruption.

is able to simultaneously

Selectable Focusing Points

Sometimes, the subject we want to photograph is not in the

center of the frame. Choose from one of three focusing points

to automatically put the subject you want into sharp focus.

Manual Focus Ring

You can easily and precisely adjust the focus with the manual

focus ring.

Continuous Shooting Mode

The OPTURA

features a continuous shooting Mode, allowing

you to capture a rapid succession of photos. Shoot up to 30

images at 3 frames per second in VGA (640X480) size. This

function is linked with the built-in flash, so continuous shooting

is possible even in dark locations.

Auto Exposure Bracketing

This feature allows you to record three photos

(normal, underexposed and overexposed)

simply by pressing the PHOTO

button once.

Underexposed

Normal

Overexposed

Pictures simulated