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Choice of colors (exterior design) that a camcorder model is currently available in.

Range of magnification generated by lens movement, as measured in degrees exponential to the original.

Range of pixel magnification a camera can generate, as measured in degrees exponential to the original.

Range of settings that control aperture (amount of light allowed to reach a camera's image sensor).

Distance from a lens to it's focal point. In digital cameras, focal length can change when zooming.

Technology that minimizes blur and unwanted picture shake caused by hand movement during recording.

Fixed number of pixels on camcorder's LCD screen, as measured in thousands (k).

Technology of camcorder display. A 2.7" Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) with touch screen usability.

Fixed number of pixels on camcorder's LCD screen, as measured in thousands (k).

Optical feature that uses a sensor, control system, and motor to automatically focus a camera's lens.

Camera settings that auto-adjust in different light to ensure white objects appear white on screen.

Feature that helps prevent foreground objects from becoming silhouetted against bright backgrounds.

An internal microphone in a camcorder designed to record audio while video footage is being recorded.

High-feature mode that enables videos to be edited directly on the camera, without a computer.

Minimum amount of light a camcorder needs to produce a quality recording. Dark twilight is roughly 3 lux.

Compression standard that a camcorder uses to encode video. H.264 HD is used by Blu-Ray and YouTube.

Number of pixels across and down that are used to capture video. More pixels, the sharper the image.

Number of pixels across and down that are used to capture an image. More pixels, the sharper the photo.

Feature that decreases shutter speed to allow more exposure when shooting in low light conditions.

Internal speaker in a camcorder designed to emit recorded audio during playback.

Technology that scans frames during recording to optimize the video for use as still images.

File type that the photo mode of a camcorder generates for use on a computer.

Overall appearance of the photos that a camcorder generates. Super Fine signifies premium quality.

Formats onto which a camcorder can record. Built-in memory provides internal storage; cards are external.

Sound file type that a camcorder generates. AAC achieves higher sound quality than MP3.

An internal microphone in a camcorder designed to record audio while video footage is being recorded.

Internal speaker in a camcorder designed to emit recorded audio during playback.

Number of circuit paths through which a camcorder can record audio. 2 channels provides stereo sound.

Mode that distinguishes sound direction while recording to reproduce rich and dynamic sound.

Frequency at which an analog audio signal is measured while digitized. 48kHz is a broadcast standard.

A cover for the lens.

Small Light-Emitting Diode (LED) indicating that a camcorder's power is ON.

Analog video connection that transmits audio and video information along a single signal.

High-Definition Multimedia Interface. Industry standard for transmitting HD video between components.

Model of battery the camcorder uses.

Fast Forward and Forward Playback Search functions that increase speed of playback by x2, x4, and x8.

Function that enables users to view individual frames of a video. Pressing the button advances one frame.

Rewind and Reverse Playback Search functions that increase speed of reverse playback by x2, x4, and x8.

Function that plays back a sequence of photo images at intervals. Can include transitions and music.

Types of PC operating systems (OS) that a camcorder requires to run software or interface properly.