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JVC Everio GZ-HM440


$299.00 Released January, 2011

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Records at 60 fps for reduced blurring and better action clips. Two SDXC slots - lots of room for memory expansion. Full HD compliant - supports recording at a full 1080p.

The Cons:Records in the AVCHD video format - might require conversion on a PC. Included software is for Windows only. No internal storage.

 JVC's Everio GZ-HM440 is a mid-range HD camcorder in the 2011 Everio lineup, released concurrently with the GZ-HM450. This is the most basic model that offers full native 1080p HD recording and playback, an upgrade over the lower GZ-HM30 and HM-50 models.

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It also features a 2.7" LCD display that is a fullscreen touch panel. Its other features are similar to the lower models, including 1.5MP image sensor, 40x optical zoom, face detection and automatic shooting mode. This camcorder does not have any on-board flash storage, though it does have two empty SD card slots, so maximum storage capacity could be fairly large. The microphone is also upgraded, from the entry level models. Like the other Everios this comes bundled with media viewing software, compatible with Windows.

Features

  • 1920 x 1080p native output
  • 24Mbps recording data rate
  • Dual SDHC/SDXC slots
  • 1.5-megapixel CMOS sensor
  • Auto and time record modes
  • 40x optical (HD) or 70x dynamic (standard) zoom
  • Konica Minolta HD lens
  • Image stabilizer
  • Enhanced microphone recording
  • Face detection
  • 2.7" LCD touch display
  • One-touch upload to youtube
  • Includes media browsing software

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  • 3

    records at 60 fps for reduced blurring and better action clips

  • 1

    two SDXC slots - lots of room for memory expansion

  • 1

    Full HD compliant - supports recording at a full 1080p

  • 1

    lots of zoom at 40x - great for getting close to the action

Cons
  • 1

    records in the AVCHD video format - might require conversion on a PC

  • 1

    included software is for Windows only

  • 0

    no internal storage

  • 0

    includes an average 1.5 Megapixel CMOS sensor

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