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JVC GR-D372

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Brand JVC 2001
Model GR-D372
Released Year 2001
Type DSLR Cameras
Series GR-D
Color Silver
Optical Zoom 10x
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The JVC GR-D372 is a handheld digital camcorder released in the early 2000s as part of the GR-D series. It features a 1/4-inch CCD sensor, capable of capturing video in digital 8mm format with a resolution suitable for standard definition recording. The device includes a 10x optical zoom lens and built-in image stabilization technology, enhancing video quality by reducing camera shake. It supports digital audio recording with built-in microphones and has a compact, lightweight design ideal for consumer use. The camcorder offers user-friendly controls and an LCD viewfinder for ease of framing shots in various lighting conditions, making it a versatile option for home video recording. Additionally, it includes connectivity options such as a FireWire port for easy digital transfer to computers.

Specifications

UPC 0840356963884, 0046838026935
Model GR-D372
Digital Zoom 800x
Color Silver
Storage Type Removable (Card/Disc/Tape)
Optical Zoom 10x
Weight 0.88 Oz.
Depth 4.5in
Height 3.69in
Width 2.31in
Optical Sensor Qty 1
Focal Length Range 2.3mm-73.6mm
Display Type With LCD Screen
Additional Features Still Shot Capability, Color Viewfinder
Resolution 680.0MP
Recording System NTSC
Display Size 2.5in
Screen Size 2.0 in.5"
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Device Type Camcorder
Sensor 1/4-inch CCD
Video Format Digital 8mm
Image Stabilization Yes
Display LCD Viewfinder
Connectivity FireWire (IEEE 1394)
Release Year 2001
Tape Type Digital 8mm cassette
Battery Rechargeable NiMH battery

Key Advantages

The GR-D372's 10x optical zoom provides detailed close-ups without quality loss. Its image stabilization system effectively reduces blur from hand movements, improving video clarity. The digital 8mm format ensures higher recording quality and better editing capabilities compared to analog tapes. Lightweight and ergonomic, this model is convenient for prolonged use and portable shooting. The LCD display enhances usability by offering clear framing and menu navigation. Compact design combined with easy-to-use features made it popular among consumers looking for reliable home video solutions.

Limitations

The camcorder supports only standard definition recording, which limits video resolution compared to modern high-definition devices. The digital 8mm tapes have limited availability and can pose challenges for long-term storage and playback compatibility. Battery life is relatively short by today's standards, requiring frequent recharging or spare batteries for extended use. Low-light performance is limited due to the small sensor size, affecting video quality in dim environments. Connectivity options are dated, with FireWire being less common on modern computers. Additionally, the device lacks advanced manual controls and features found in more recent camcorders, limiting professional use.

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