
JVC
JVC GY-HM70 HD Shoulder-Mount Camcorder
12MPf/1.2
Shoulder-mount HD camcorder with 10x optical zoom and dual SD card slots for extended professional recording.
$994.95*
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Overview
Key Features
1/2.3" 12MP CMOS Image Sensor 3.76-37.6mm f/1.2-2.8 JVC HD GT Lens
35mm Equivalent 29.5-476mm Records 28Mbps AVCHD 1080/60p
Two SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Card Slots Dual Battery System Enable Hot Swap
3" Touch Screen LCD Display and LCOS EVF High Frame Rate Recording up to 300fps
Focus Assist Function and Zebra Display Built-in Zoom Mic and External Mic Jack
Specifications
Brand
JVC
Model
GY-HM70
Sensor
1/2.3" 12MP CMOS
Lens
10x Optical Zoom (29.5–476mm equivalent)
Dynamic Zoom
16x
Digital Zoom
200x
Video Recording
Up to 1080/60p AVCHD Progressive (28Mbps)
Storage
Dual SD/SDHC/SDXC card slots
Form Factor
Shoulder-Mount
Frequently Asked Questions
What video resolution and frame rate does the GY-HM70 support?
The GY-HM70 records up to 1080/60p in AVCHD Progressive format at a maximum bitrate of 28Mbps, delivering smooth full HD footage.
How does the dual SD card slot system work?
The two SD/SDHC/SDXC card slots allow relay recording, where the camcorder automatically switches to the second card when the first is full, enabling extended continuous recording without interruption.
What is the effective zoom range of the GY-HM70's lens?
The built-in lens offers 10x optical zoom with a 35mm equivalent range of 29.5mm to 476mm. A 16x dynamic zoom and 200x digital zoom are also available for additional reach.
Is the GY-HM70 suitable for event and documentary shooting?
Yes. The shoulder-mount form factor provides stability for handheld shooting, and the dual card slots support long-duration recording, making it well-suited for events, documentaries, and institutional video work.