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Showing posts with label Digital. Show all posts

Friday, 30 March 2012

Canon Optura 100MC MiniDV 1-Megapixal Digital Camcorder w/ Built-in Digital Still Mode & 8MB SD/ MMC

Canon Optura 100MC MiniDV 1-Megapixal Digital Camcorder w/ Built-in Digital Still Mode & 8MB SD/ MMC







Brand : Canon
Post Date :Mar 30, 2012 04:39:56
The biggest knock on the Optura Pi was its lack of a high-resolution digital still mode. Sure, it took pictures, but with a resolution of only 640 x 480. With the Optura 100MC, Canon has addressed this issue by including a 1.3-megapixel still-shot mode, and created an outstanding product. Most of the features that made the original so compelling have returned, including the progressive scan CCD (perfect for recording and analyzing that golf swing), and optical image stabilization.

The zoom lens is a beefy 10x, but using the digital zoom will push that number up to 200x. The LCD monitor is 2.5 inches, but the camcorder has taken a hearty step down in size itself, so those inches are well spent. The camcorder itself has joined the growing trend of vertically oriented design, making the Optura 100MC a true handheld model.

As with all DV camcorders, the Optura 100MC includes an IEEE 1394 port to transfer video footage for editing or dubbing. Additionally, the new Optura includes S-video and composite input and output ports, making it possible to archive all your old analog footage in the pristine DV format.

Also included in the kit are a battery, wireless remote, S-video cable, stereo video cable, and 8 MB MMC card.
The biggest knock on the Optura Pi was its lack of a high-resolution digital still mode. Sure, it took pictures, but with a resolution of only 640 x 480. With the Optura 100MC, Canon has addressed this issue by including a 1.3-megapixel still-shot mode, and created an outstanding product. Most of the features that made the original so compelling have returned, including the progressive scan CCD (perfect for recording and analyzing that golf swing), and optical image stabilization.

The zoom lens is a beefy 10x, but using the digital zoom will push that number up to 200x. The LCD monitor is 2.5 inches, but the camcorder has taken a hearty step down in size itself, so those inches are well spent. The camcorder itself has joined the growing trend of vertically oriented design, making the Optura 100MC a true handheld model.

As with all DV camcorders, the Optura 100MC includes an IEEE 1394 port to transfer video footage for editing or dubbing. Additionally, the new Optura includes S-video and composite input and output ports, making it possible to archive all your old analog footage in the pristine DV format.

Also included in the kit are a battery, wireless remote, S-video cable, stereo video cable, and 8 MB MMC card.
The biggest knock on the Optura Pi was its lack of a high-resolution digital still mode. Sure, it took pictures, but with a resolution of only 640 x 480. With the Optura 100MC, Canon has addressed this issue by including a 1.3-megapixel still-shot mode, and created an outstanding product. Most of the features that made the original so compelling have returned, including the progressive scan CCD (perfect for recording and analyzing that golf swing), and optical image stabilization.

The zoom lens is a beefy 10x, but using the digital zoom will push that number up to 200x. The LCD monitor is 2.5 inches, but the camcorder has taken a hearty step down in size itself, so those inches are well spent. The camcorder itself has joined the growing trend of vertically oriented design, making the Optura 100MC a true handheld model.

As with all DV camcorders, the Optura 100MC includes an IEEE 1394 port to transfer video footage for editing or dubbing. Additionally, the new Optura includes S-video and composite input and output ports, making it possible to archive all your old analog footage in the pristine DV format.

Also included in the kit are a battery, wireless remote, S-video cable, stereo video cable, and 8 MB MMC card.

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Wednesday, 29 February 2012

Weller WESD51 Digital Soldering Station

!#8#Weller WESD51 Digital Soldering Station

Brand : Weller
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Price : $118.50
Post Date : Feb 29, 2012 15:15:05
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WESD51 Soldering Station The next version of this best-selling, affordable soldering station is here - for everything from continuous production soldering to occasional use. The WEDS51's heater and sensor combination allows for relatively quick heat-up and recovery. Improved iron plug and receptacle for easier iron changes. Features Automatic shut-off after 99 minutes of inactivity, extending tip and station life Cordless temperature lockout to prevent operators from raising temperature to level higher than specified for the board or component Cordless tip temperature calibration, which provides you with the capability of resetting station temperature recovery - allows continuous production soldering; slim, comfortable hand piece reduces fatigue Specifications Accuracy: ±9°F Temperature range: 350°F to 850°F Output voltage: 24V Meets ANSI specs. (Mexico) 50W Digital Station with PES51 soldering pencil, PH50 stand, sponge, ETA Tip

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