SVP XThinn-737 Digital Still Camera 7 MP CCD Image Sensor

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NEW 2008! SVP ™ XThinn-737 “TOP OF THE LINE” 7.0 Mega Pixel High Resolution Digital Camera/ Video Recorder with sound. It has a Giant 3.0-inch PURE-COLOR LTPS-LCD, and a 12X Combined Optical Zoom Lens. SVP ™ XThinn-737 also featured with a Intelligent ISO Control helps prevent Motion Blur, Exposure Modes and Scene Modes that fit a Range of Situations.
The SVP ™ XThinn-737 delivers quality, up to 7.0MP high resolution images with a High End “One of the Best In The World” Panasonic CCD Image Sensor, and the ability to produce images that are suitable for printing at sizes larger than 8×10 inches. Record Full Featured Color Videos and share them with friends and family. Now you can easily switch back and forth to take videos and still images. The Brand New SVP ™ XThinn-737 features the next-generation video compression technology, so you can record videos hours of video on a 2GB SD memory card! It also has all the features you want in a Digital Camera and is well-designed for the beginner as well as the more advanced user. It includes a Powerful 12X combined Zoom 3.0X Optical Zoom / 4.0X Digital Zoom (*up to 12X Zoom after taking the picture). Perfect for concerts or sporting events, it allows you to zoom in and capture crisp, clear images. It has a compact sturdy metal body, so this digital camera is built for performance and durability. Take it everywhere you go! It also has a 8GB expandable memory card slot for adding SD memory cards, allowing you to store 4000’s of pictures or hours of video.
This digital camera has all the features of a high-end digital camera. It has many custom settings to make photo shooting more advanced for the experienced digital camera user and easy to use touch button controls and menus make it great camera for the first time user too! This camera boasts one of the fastest start up times in it’s class so its always ready to go. With 7.0 Mega Pixel images, you’ll have the resolution and detail to create prints that look sharper and more vibrant than traditional photographs.
The SVP ™ XThinn-737’s sleek, stylish, and classical design make it a great digital camera to take along on your next vacation, or slip it in your pocket and take it out for your next day trip, it’s compact slim design make it easy to transport, and the lens retracts completely back into the camera to keep it protected! View your photos instantly on the GIANT 3.0 INCH FULL-COLOR LCD Screen!, on your Television (AV cable included), or upload them to a computer to share with family and friends (USB cable included).
Thanks to the features of the SVP ™ XThinn-737, your videos and photos will always look great. A specially designed Infrared Light Sensor allows this digital camera to take great indoor photos, and photos in low light conditions too. Functions like Auto Flash, Auto Flash with Red-eye reduction, Slow Sync, Fill-in Flash and Flash off, allow you to take superior pictures under many different lighting environments. With setting such as Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Tungsten, Sunset, Custom, you can adjust your image based on any light sources.
This camera uses a Panasonic made CCD sensor. The worlds #1 CCD sensor made today, many agree this sensor will outperform Sony and Sharp made sensors in quality, price and speed! The charge-coupled device (CCD) was invented in the late 1960s by researchers at Bell Labs. The CCD sensor in a digital camera acts as the primary tool to capture an image. In its most elementary form, the CCD sensor is like the camera’s “electronic eye” collecting light and converting it to charge, and subsequently emitting the signal that results in a digital image.


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