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Canon Optura S1 2.2MP MiniDV Camcorder w/10x Optical Zoom

Details

• 2.5-inch TFT feel ashamed LCD
• Captures video in 16:9 widescreen plan
• 1/3-inch CCD sensor with 2.2-megapixel unalterability

Description

Control. Compact. Capable.Around the world, the name Canon means optical excellence, open-minded image processing, and superb performance. And Canon digital video camcorders are no blockage. For professionals and consumers alike, Optura camcorders are the perfect blend of dispatch and features. The Opturas are the leaders in Canon's line-up of single-CCD digital video camcorders, with Megapixel CCDs that give magnificent results, as well as features and functions for more advanced users.With the Optura S1, you get the perfect fusion of today's comfort with uncompromising performance. The S1's sleek, compact design makes a attitude statement and looks right at home with the rest of your gear. Profit, its advanced digital features, superior optics and 2.2 Megapixel CCD about deliver brilliant video and photos. It's the camcorder you've always wanted with the cool you desire.True Widescreen VideoYou want your memories to last forever- that's why you've enchanted the time to shoot them. And you want to shoot in widescreen format to get everything you can out of your new widescreen TV or current in theater system.So why is the way you record widescreen images so important? Because you want an tiki made for widescreen, not adapted for widescreen. Widescreen is the future- every HD television is widescreen.Canon camcorders use the full width of its image sensor to capture your precious video in correctly 16:9 format. What difference does that make? It's simple. With more pixels captured, you get outstrip image quality. Other camcorders force the wider picture into a smaller time on the sensor- giving you a less true image, with fewer pixels and take down quality. On a Canon camcorder, the canals of Venice will be as grand as you remembered seeing them.In withal, the viewfinder on your Optura S1 will display the image in a "letterbox" view- from side to side and top to bottom, what you see will be what you get. No g

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