Toshiba included their CAMILEO Uploader software to make it easier to transfer files from the X200 to any computer using the USB cable. The 3-inch color LCD touch screen has a built in swivel so it can be moved to whatever position you need it. The built in Electronic Image Stabilization helps to eliminate the jittery video that used to be big complaint from people that used the older generation camcorders. The 12X optical zoom, 60X digital autofocus helps bring the action up close and personal.
The X200 has numerous features designed to deliver full HD quality video with resolutions up to 1920x1080p. It fits neatly in the palm of the hand and the control buttons are all within reach. The ultra compact design of this handheld video camera makes it perfect for taking videos of those special family moments. The CAMILEO® X200 1080p HD Camcorder from Toshiba delivers high quality video and high resolution photos at a decent price. However, most smartphone cameras have limited capabilities and don’t always produce the highest quality video at full framerates. Most of today’s smartphones include built in cameras so that if the moment arises one can pull out their phone and capture it on video or pictures. The Camileo also acts as a motion detector, filming for as long as it detects movement in its field of vision.Today’s digital age has made it possible to capture life’s important moments on video and photos. But remember you can crop stills thanks to that higher-than-usual resolution, and who needs a zoom anyway? The lens includes a 3x optical zoom, which doesn't sound like much for a camcorder. You'll have to watch how you hold the Camileo, as it's tempting to place your fingers on the textured flash at the front. The pack includes a mini-tripod, although it's not as wacky as some of the tripods we've seen. The Camileo packs 64MB memory into its saddlebags, and also takes SD cards. Beneath that is a thumb-level zoom rocker, playback button, and all the connections.
Underneath there's a toggle between still and video. Flash, voice memo, self-timer and screen display options are controlled by the clickpad up yonder, with the record/shutter button atwixt them. You activate the Camileo Pro by flipping out the 64mm (2.5-inch LCD) screen, which does the usual trick of inverting the image so you can see yourself when shooting MySpace-style. Meantimes, click through the pictures to get a closer look at the Camileo.
The Toshiba Camileo Pro is available now for a very reasonable £135.
0 kommentar(er)
