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Panasonic PV-GS50A MiniDV Palmcorder Blue

Capture Memories with a Compact MiniDV CamcorderThe Panasonic PVGS50A Ultra-Compact MiniDV Digital Palmcorder combines portability with advanced features for capturing high-quality video and digital photos. This stylish camcorder is perfect for on-the-go recording. Key Features: Ultra-Compa...

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Overview

Capture Memories with a Compact MiniDV Camcorder

The Panasonic PVGS50A Ultra-Compact MiniDV Digital Palmcorder combines portability with advanced features for capturing high-quality video and digital photos. This stylish camcorder is perfect for on-the-go recording.

Key Features:

  • Ultra-Compact Design: Easy to carry and use in various settings.
  • Digital Still Photo Capability: Capture crystal-clear still images.
  • Image Stabilization: Ensures smooth and steady video recording.

Specifications:

  • CCD: 680K
  • Optical Zoom: 10x
  • Digital Zoom: 700x
  • LCD Screen: 2.5-inch Color LCD
  • Memory Card: 8 MB SD
  • Format: MiniDV

Specifications

Format
MiniDV
Product Type
Palmcorder
Color
Blue

Frequently Asked Questions

The Panasonic PV-GS50A is a MiniDV Palmcorder, meaning it records video onto MiniDV tapes.
It is a digital camcorder that records in the MiniDV format, a digital tape-based standard.
"Palmcorder" indicates that it is a compact, handheld camcorder designed to fit comfortably in the palm of your hand for ease of use and portability.
Direct connection to modern TVs or computers might require specific cables and adapters, as MiniDV camcorders typically use FireWire (IEEE 1394) ports, which are less common on newer devices.
This Panasonic PV-GS50A MiniDV Palmcorder comes in a blue color.
The MiniDV format typically records in standard definition (SD), not high definition (HD).
Transferring footage from MiniDV tapes usually involves connecting the camcorder via a FireWire (i.LINK/IEEE 1394) port to a computer with compatible software, which may require specific hardware and software not commonly found on newer systems.