Canon - XA40 Flash Memory Camcorder

Canon XA40 - camcorder - storage: flash card

Key Features and Benefits: Genuine Canon 20x high definition optical zoom lens The XA40 professional camcorder features a genuine Canon 20x optical zoom lens that provides a highly versatile zoom range with a 35mm equivalent of 29.3-601mm to help capture newsworthy recordings near and far. Advanced 4K UHD CMOS Pro image sensor with impressive low-light performance For incredibly sharp and detailed high-definition video recording, the XA40 professional camcorder features a 1/2.3-inch, 8.29-megapixel 4K UHD CMOS Pro image sensor that captures approximately 3840x2160 pixels. Thanks to the sensor's high sensitivity, the XA40 helps provide vivid, accurate recording through an excellent signal-to-noise ratio. 4K UHD and advanced Full HD recording capabilities Multiple recording modes, resolutions and frame rates make the XA40 professional camcorder creatively flexible and adaptable to virtually any news-gathering environment. It can record to an SD card in 4K UHD and Full HD resolutions using the MP4 recording codec, at multiple bit rates- and even record simultaneously. Dual SD card slots The XA40 professional camcorder features dual SD card slots that are compatible with universal SD, SDHC and SDXC memory cards, which provide super-high capacity and ultra-fast data transfer. Relay Recording for continuous, long-run recording With Relay Recording, the XA40 professional camcorder automatically switches video recording from one SD memory card to the other when the first memory card becomes full. Simultaneous Dual Recording Dual Recording offers format choices that are useful for various post-capture options. The DiG!C DV 6 image processor and dual SD card slots enable simultaneous recording the web-ready MP4 format, at different bit rates. Slow and fast motion recording Slow and Fast Motion Modes allow the XA40 professional camcorder to record a different frame rate than the playback frame rate for a fast or slow motion effect during playback. Since the camera is recording real frames and modifying the playback rate, there is virtually no quality loss and maximum image quality is maintained. Additionally, interval recording allows the user to record frames at specified intervals, providing time-lapse recording of up to 1200x and slow motion down to 0.4x of the original speed.