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Rotating Grip

Transition from a high to low angle shot
without removing your hand from the
grip or taking your eyes off the action.
Find that most comfortable and stable
shooting position. Get HD footage in
places and angles that bulkier cameras
just won’t allow.

Removable Carrying Handle and
Accessory Shoes

Aluminum die-cast carrying handle for
high action mobility; upgrade camera or
handle shoe with options like MV-E100
microphone.

Lens Hood 

Cuts lens flare for superior results.

High Resolution LCD Color
Monitor and Color Viewfinder

With the rotating 3.5” high-resolution 2
Megapixel LCD monitor, you can shoot
at angles and positions where the
viewfinder isn’t comfortable or practical.
The LCD monitor can be viewed
simultaneously with the viewfinder
including comprehensive menu and
camera condition information, especially
convenient when working with others.
The crisp, brilliant color viewfinder has a
diopter to adjust for eyesight.

Power-Linked Operation — with
Tally Lamp, Beep or Melody

Pull out the viewfinder or open the LCD
monitor and the camera automatically
powers up so you’re ready to shoot.
Close — power automatically shuts off
to save energy. 

If needed, beep or melody sounds

signify power-on and recording signaled
by the tally lamp as well as a beep or
melody. A shutter sound can indicate still
shooting.

Manual Focus Ring & Zoom Ring

Individual lens barrel rings adjust focus
and zoom. Auto focus and power zoom
can be activated at anytime.

Manual/Auto Shutter Speeds,
Iris, White Balance

Shutter speeds range from 1/15 and the
filmic 1/30, all the way up to 1/1000 sec.
Iris ranges from F1.8 through F22.0 with
an Iris Lock function. In addition to One-
touch manual white balance; Halogen,
Cloudy and Sunny settings finely tune
colors for a more natural look. All are
directly accessible by conveniently
mounted buttons.

Manual Exposure, Back Light
Compensation and Program AE

You have total control over image
exposure in ±10 steps using the
exposure dial, and can instantly
compensate for backlighting via the 
BLC button. Program Auto Exposure
includes Sports, Snow, Spotlight and
Twilight to best match the scene.

Full Auto Modes 

Just set to cruise control and let the
camera take care of all critical settings.

HD and SD mode MPEG-1 
Layer2 16bit Digital Stereo 
Audio/DV mode PCM Digital 
2 or 4 channel Audio

Record wide dynamic range 48kHz
digital audio with the camera’s stereo
microphone or via external stereo 
mini-plug mic input. HD and SD modes
record at 384 kbps. DV mode also
records in 2 channel 48kHz or the 
32 kHz 4 channel mode for post audio
dubbing. Wind cut mode helps cut
down wind created noise. Monitor by
stereo headphone jack.

HD/SD/DV/Digital Still 10x Zoom
plus SD/DV Mode Digital 40x/
200x Zoom

Get close with the stabilized all glass 10x
optical zoom, plus for SD and DV mode
40x/200x digital zoom with spline
interpolation to minimize jagged edges.

DV Mode 16:9 Anamorphic Wide  

In DV mode, 16:9 “Squeeze wide” uses
a wider view of the CCD (941x483 pixels)
to create a full 16:9 image. This is then fit
into the regular 4:3 NTSC signal to make
a natural electrical anamorphic
“squeezed” image to play back on a
16:9 TV at 60i.

DV Mode 4:3 Digital Wide

Digital Wide’s broader pixel area
(941

646) generates a high-resolution

wide-angle image equivalent to a 0.7x
wide conversion lens. The frame rate is
30psf output on 60i, with increased
sensitivity.

HG Digital Stills

Progressive CCD recording captures
digital stills a frame at a time so they
have less motion blur and 1.5 times the
vertical resolution of conventional field
stills from an interlace camera. The
Optical Image Stabilizer also helps
shooting without blur from camera
motion when zoomed in.
• Four sizes are captured to SD memory

card or MMC MultiMediaCard; VGA
640

480, Panorama 16:9 848

480

or 1280

720, and Megapixel

1280

960 still pictures.

• Progressive pictures captured from

tape to PC also make high quality
stills; HD at 1280

720, SD 848

480. 

DV stills; 640

480.

• For Index playback and file viewing, 

File information includes Folder, File,
Date made, Image size, Picture quality,
and Protect mode. On screen display
is possible.

• Digital Print Order Format (DPOF)

ready.

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Aluminum Diecast Body

Whole body frame is strengthened

for the rigors of HD recording.

Summary of Contents for GR-HD1

Page 1: ...GR HD1 H i g h D e f i n i t i o n D i g i t a l V i d e o C a m e r a ...

Page 2: ...nto a big new world of uncompromising quality where textures and colors come to life with startling and dynamic realism and the subtlest of nuances You can see the forest and the trees see the leaves feel them move That s power The power of imaging The unprecedented power of HD E x p e r i e n c e U n p r e c e d e n t e d P o w e r 7 2 0 p H D ...

Page 3: ...720 16 9 1280 ...

Page 4: ...ct ergonomically balanced enormously easy to use GR HD1 you can go where no Consumer or HD camera has gone before And at a fraction of the cost of current HD cameras with a signature look different from anything else Then with a multitude of avenues for creating editing enjoying and sharing your images you can easily distribute your works to a worldwide audience by HD or regular DVD HD quality bui...

Page 5: ...Multi Format Recording and Playback Up converter and Down converter for Versatile Viewing Component Outputs Y PB PR Y C and Composite Outputs i LINK and USB for Digital and PC Connectivity ...

Page 6: ...Optical Image Stabilization Optical so as to avoid any loss of resolution and enthusiasts can take full control with manual focusing and zoom rings on the lens barrel It s a crystal clear entry point for breathtaking Hi Def images Hi Def F1 8 F1 9 Optically Stabilized Zoom Lens What matters is that the GR HD1 lets you record preserve and playback high quality 700 650 Horizontal Vertical line resol...

Page 7: ...ible since the Hi Def MPEG 2 on MiniDV encoder and decoder developed by JVC together with NTT records Hi Def Component MPEG2 TS signals in the same track format as DV Digital MPEG 2 Hi Def and SD Recording While the picture is encoded one frame at a time for DV the time axis is encoded as well for MPEG 2 conforming to the HD Digital VCR Conference s Part 7 DVB and Part 8 ATV standards The GR HD1 u...

Page 8: ...n allows frame accurate MPEG 2 editing with intuitive drag and drop operation Coupled with the search functions accompanied by sound you ll be able to make frame accurate cuts with precise voice timing so you won t cut off a crucial comment or quote prematurely Video and audio can be edited separately and combined from different clips In addition to the incredibly easy drag and drop interface you ...

Page 9: ...sounds you need to the location where you need them Live HD images at 720 30p can be monitored digitally via the i LINK connector Analog output is also possible for playback from tape automatically creates a main menu for DVD playback ImageMixer DVD discs can be played on most ordinary home DVD units depending on the player and disc Editing of both HD and SD material is possible so you can export ...

Page 10: ...button Program Auto Exposure includes Sports Snow Spotlight and Twilight to best match the scene Full Auto Modes Just set to cruise control and let the camera take care of all critical settings HD and SD mode MPEG 1 Layer2 16bit Digital Stereo Audio DV mode PCM Digital 2 or 4 channel Audio Record wide dynamic range 48kHz digital audio with the camera s stereo microphone or via external stereo mini...

Page 11: ...camera s multi brand compatible remote control include Slow speed search Frame by frame viewing Classic Film B W Monotone Sepia and Strobe Also Macro shots as close as 2 inches 5cm from lens Tele macro close ups from 2 feet 60cm away Gain Up mode At intervals of 5 15 30 or 60 seconds or manually the 5 Second Recording mode records events in 5 second clips Similarly Animation mode records a few fra...

Page 12: ... Windows XP Home Edition Professional Pre install version CPU Intel Pentium 4 2GHz or above RAM 256MB or above for DDR SDRAM or DRD RAM 384MB or above when taking video memory from RAM Both 512MB or above recommended Terminal IEEE1394 i LINK terminal and USB terminal Standard equipment Displays 1024 x 768 or above Video memory 32MB or above Hard Disk Ultra ATA 100 7200rpm or above recommended Othe...

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