JVC 8000 SERIES 42PFL8803D - Manual (Page 10)

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A dvanced performance is fundamental to all of our MiniDV digital video
cameras. No matter which model you choose, you’ll always get all the
advantages and quality of the MiniDV format, including multimedia
versatility, in an extremely easy-to-use package. Point-and-shoot
controls, built-in digital still camera with USB interface,* and
Digital NightScope for night scene shooting make JVC
MiniDV the ideal way to begin your exploration of digital
video.
*Availability differs by model.
A
versatile lineup
to meet any requirement —
experience MiniDV performance and versatility
Built-in Digital Still Camera Facility
In addition to high-quality motion video, some models also feature a built-in digital still
camera to capture digital still pictures. It takes VGA (640 x 480 pixels) size digital stills
and stores them on the provided MultiMediaCard. You can choose image quality
between Fine and Standard depending on your needs.
Digital NightScope
off
Digital NightScope
on
DV terminal For Digital-To-Digital Transfer
All models of DVL series are provided with a DV terminal* (i.LINK:
IEEE 1394 compliant) for fast, lossless digital transfer to a computer,
as well as for dubbing to another DV unit in native DV format.
*Input and output for GR-DV557/357/157, output only for GR-DVL555/450/355/150
PC (Serial) Terminal For Easy Still Image Capture
For models not equipped with digital still camera facility, there’s a serial
terminal for direct connection to PCs with serial ports (RS-232C), enabling
you to take advantage of computer-controlled still image capture using the
provided JLIP software without installing an additional board.
Digital NightScope For Extreme Low-Light Shooting
With enhanced low-light sensitivity, JVC’s exclusive Digital NightScope function allows you to
capture clear, bright images at night without loss of colour associated with other night-
shooting systems. Without relying on infrared rays as do similar systems, Digital NightScope
uses the camera’s normal optical system. As a result, the image you shoot is always in
colour, and there’s no limit on shooting range.
Simulated pictures