1080p
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The new Sanyo Xacti FH1 – the upscale model of Sanyo vertical camcorder in the Xacti range – benefits from a CMOS full HD sensor (1920 x 1080p). The "progressive scan" guarantees an optimum image quality. Here, the concept is horizontal. The recording rate is of 60 fps for maximum fluidity and, , like all the products of the Xacti range, can take pictures on the fly even without changing modes, while filming. Pics resolution is of 8 megapixels and the built-in optical zoom ensures a 16x focal range.
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Complete connectivity
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Despite a very compact format (it is simply the smallest horizontal full HD camcorder on the market), the FH1 offers a large 3" screen. It has a great connectivity with HDMI, USB and AV ports.
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Slow Motion
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The Xacti FH1 offers an interesting mode called "Slow Motion" which records at 600 fps in order to smoothly render movements in slow-motion. It is very handy for sports e.g. to break down a golf swing but there are numerous uses. There is an intermediary mode at 240 fps.
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Neighbor of the HD2000
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The Xacti FH1 has a very close brother, but in vertical form and with connections on the docking cradle and not on the camcorder itself. It is the Xacti HD2000.
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Main features of the Sanyo Xacti FH1
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- Video resolution: 1920 x 1080 (full HD 1080p)
- Progressive scan
- "Slow motion" mode at 600 fps
- Photo resolution: 8 megapixels
- Optical zoom: 16x
- 3" screen
- Face detection
- On-the-fly shooting in video mode HDMI, USB, AV connections on the camcorder
- Storage on SD or SDHC cards
- Availability: March 2009
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Here are the other new products in hybrid digital camcorders with storage on memory cards that Sanyo announced today for Spring 2009:
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