Vivitar Digital Cameras
06 Jul 2009
Vivitar ViviCam 8400 Digital Cameras
Vivitar’s ViviCam 8400 is waterproof digital cameras up to 10 meters under water with 8.1 mega pixels, 2.4 “TFT LCD display, and the 8-times digital zoom features. It contains a built-in microphone, 64MB Built storage Nandflash and 10 to 20 sec self-timer. Complete with USB / AV cable, strap and camera bag.
Technical Details
- 8.1 MP resolution with choice of 5 digital camera resolutions settings- 8M,5M, 3M, 2M and 0.3M
- 2.4 inch TFT LCD screen
- Movie mode. Digital Video resolutions (without sound) 640×480 (VGA), 320×240( QVGA).
- 64MB Internal Flash memory and supports SD Card memory compatible up to 8GB.
- 8x Digital Zoom
Pros:
- Waterproof up to 30 feet
- Supports an external SD memory card in up to 8GBs in size.
- Uses AA size batteries.
- Reasonably large LCD screen on the camera at 2.4 inches.
- Can record photos and video.
- Comes with an adjustable wrist strap so it’s easy to secure to your wrist.
- Sinks, does not float so you won’t have to deal with resistance to keep it staying underwater.
- Has the screw hole on the camera’s base for mounting to a tripod.
- When powering off the camera it clearly displays “Bye-Bye” on the LCD screen.
- Easy 1 touch “Mode” button to switch between capturing still photos or video.
- Lightning bolt button easily lets you change from auto-flash, flash (for all photos), or no-flash.
- Can take photos with Super Fine, Fine, or Normal settings.
Cons:
- The locking/closing mechanism on the camera for the area where the SD card and battery compartment is feels a little cheap to me.
- Buttons on the camera seem a little stiff to press down on
- There’s no lens cap to protect it when not in use.
- After taking a picture, there is very little delay and it disappears very shortly off the LCD screen so there’s no time to check it
- No sound on Video recordings.
- The Photags Express software is not compatible on Macintosh computers.
- Does not come with batteries.
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