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Vivitar DVR 528


$50.00 Released May, 2010

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Small and compact - easy to carry around. Great value - shoots 720p video for a very low price. Records at a full 30 frames per second - produces nice fluid video.

The Cons:Takes AAA batteries - users will have to swap out batteries on a regular basis. Zoom control is inconveniently located on the camera. Mono audio recording - not the best quality.

The Vivitar DVR 528 is low-cost video camera that creates high definition video. This is almost identical to the Vivitar DVR 518, but has been redesigned with a more angular body and a brighter red shell.

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While the cost has been significantly reduced, the same 5 megapixel sensor is used and the same fixed focus lens gathers light without using a narrow focal range. The sensor is capable of white balancing to account for a variety of lighting conditions, and can record either still images in JPG format or video in AVI format. Video can be viewed by copying the files through a standard USB interface, or by taking advantage of the TV out function. The camera runs on basic AAA batteries.

Features

  • 5 Megapixel sensor
  • 4:3 aspect ratio recording
  • Up to 2592x1944 pixel resolution
  • F3.0 fixed focus lens
  • 8x digital zoom
  • 2.4 in TFT LCD display
  • White balance
  • TV out, NTSC or PAL
  • USB 2.0
  • SD card support
  • 3 x AAA (1.5 V) batteries

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  • 2

    small and compact - easy to carry around

  • 1

    great value - shoots 720p video for a very low price

  • 1

    records at a full 30 frames per second - produces nice fluid video

Cons
  • 2

    takes AAA batteries - users will have to swap out batteries on a regular basis

  • 2

    zoom control is inconveniently located on the camera

  • 1

    mono audio recording - not the best quality

  • 1

    short manufacturer warranty - only 1 year

  • 0

    doesn't shoot true HD video - no 1080p support

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Anonymous: #vivitar_dvr_528 Not the best sound quality. And the USB cord isn't properly connecting to my Mac. And even during the day it has poor light quality. Jan 7, 11
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