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Sanyo VPC-E2 SD Camcorder

The Sanyo vpc-e2 can record easily both full 640x480 resolution video and 8-megapixel digital still images, which can be stored to SDHC memory cards....

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The Sanyo VPC-E2 camcorder is a handheld digital video camera that is water-proof up to a depth of five feet. It can capture captivating photos and video footage not only on land but also underwater. The camcorder can record easily both full 640x480 resolution video and 8-megapixel digital still images, which can be stored to SDHC memory cards. It uses H.264 to compress its videos, enabling it to have at least one-hour per gigabyte storage.

Sanyo VPC-E2 features:

It has a waterproof design that conforms to international standards.
It provides for quality still images at 8 megapixels.
The device records superior quality videos.
It makes use of a state-of-the-art video compression system.
The VPC-E2 has photo face detection and video face chaser features.
It boasts of an optical zoom of 5x.
The device has an LCD display that shows clear images.
It features a component that helps in stabilizing video images.
The VPC-E2 can be started up instantaneously.
It can store up to an hour of digital video in standard SD memory card.

ith its water-proof design, the E2 has the capability of recording full motion video within five feet underwater for at least 30 minutes.

sanyo vpc-e2

The VPC-E2 camcorder incorporates the Advanced AVC/H.264 Video Compression which makes posting movies on the Internet or sharing them via e-mail to friends and family easier by reducing the file size. The E2 can also record up to a total of 4 hours of video with a 4GB SDHC memory card, up to 2 hours with a standard 2GB SD card, and up to 1 hour with a standard SD card.

The device’s large 2.5-inch Liquid Crystal Display allows one to shoot video or still images from challenging positions, something that comes handy especially when shooting beneath the water or in small areas.

It has a sophisticated image stabilizer that uses the Sanyo algorithm which allows the E2 to balance varying camera movements.