Sanyo
Japan has today announced their new Xacti DSC-J1. This 3.2 megapixel camera
has a 37 - 104 mm zoom lens and is available in silver or misty pink.
The DSC-J1 is the first non-Minolta camera to use the prism / internal
lens design. Because of this the camera has a very fast startup time of
just 1.2 seconds. The DSC-J1 can also take full sized 640 x 480 videos
at 30 fps using the improved PhotoJPEG codec.
It has a fast startup time of appromiately 1.2 seconds and can output
interpolated 6 megapixel images (2880x2160).
Specifications
CCD |
1/2.7", 3.34 megapixel |
Effective
pixels |
3.2 million (JCIA standard) |
Recording medium
|
SD / MMC (8 MB supplied) |
File Format |
Still picture: JPEG
form (DCF, DPOF and Exif Ver2.2 compliant)
Movie: QuickTime Movie (Photo-JPEG)
Sound: WAVE (mono recording) |
Still image sizes |
2880 x 2160 (interpolated)
2048 x 1536
1600 x 1200
|
Movie image sizes |
640 x 480
320 x 240
160 x 120 |
Lens |
3x optical zoom
37 - 104 mm equiv.
F2.8 - F3.9
|
Focus range |
Normal: 20 / 30 cm - Infinity
Macro: 2 / 30 cm - 50 cm
|
Digital zoom |
Yes, up to 4x |
Shutter speed |
Still image: 1 - 1/2000 sec
Movie: 1/30 - 1/10000 sec
|
Exposure compen. |
+/- 1.8 EV in 0.3 EV steps |
Sensitivity |
Auto (ISO 50 - 200)
ISO 50
ISO 100
ISO 200
ISO 400
(Up to ISO 1600 when shooting movies)
|
White balance
|
Auto
Five presets |
Flash |
Auto
Forced on
Forced off
Red-Eye Reduction
Slow-Sync flash in night mode
|
LCD |
1.6" TFT LCD
80,000 pixels |
Viewfinder |
Optical |
Connectivity |
AV output
USB 1.1
|
Power |
Supplied Lithium-Ion battery |
Size/weight |
98 x 57 x 31 mm (3.9 x 2.2 x 1.2
in) |
Weight (with batt) |
185 g (6.5 oz) |
Accessories |
8MB SD memory card, AV cable, an
USB cable, Sanyo Software Pack 6.4 CD-ROM, a lithium ion battery,
a battery charger & power cord and hand strap |
Click
here for the Sanyo press release (Japanese) |
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