HD 2.7Inch USB2.0 Interface Digital Camera

Specifications:

• Maximum Pixel: 15 million pixels
• Picture Resolution: 15MP/12MP/10MP/8MP/7MP HD/5MP/3MP/2MP HD/0.3MP
• Camera Resolution: 640 x 480 pixels/320 x 240 pixels
• Video Frames: 30fps
• Sensor: CMOS 5.1MP
• Model Type: Digital Camera + Digital Camera
• File: JPEG /AVI
• Memory: Support memory card SD / MMC (Max:32GB)
• Screen Size: 2.7 inch TFT color screen
• Zooming: 5 x optics zoom, 4 x digital zoom
• Camera Lens: Fixed, f=5.5mm, F=3.0
• Focus: 30cm ~ 80cm(Macro); 1.2m ~ ∞(Normal)
• Color Balance: Auto/Daylight/Incandescent/Cloudy
• Exposure: EV +3.0 ~ -3.0
• ISO: Auto, 100/200/400
• Specially Effect: /
• Type: Single shot/2 seconds/5seconds/10 seconds
• Date: On / Off
• Flashlight: AUTO/force flash light/don't force flash light
• Scene: AUTO, night figure, night scenery, figure, scenery, sport, meeting, coastal beach, high sensitivity
• Picture Quality: The highest quality picture/high quality picture/standard quality picture
• Build in Digital Photo Frame: /
• Face/Smile Priority: YES
• Shake Reduction: YES
• Print Function: YES
• Built-in Mic: YES
• Built-in Speaker: NO
• Shutter: Electronic shutter
• Interface: USB2.0
• Camera Operation Menu Language: Chinese/English/French/German/Spanish/Italian/Portuguese/Russian/Turkish
• Player Menu: Delete, protect, rotate images, cut, print
• Battery Type: Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
• Size: 9.6 x 5.8 x 1.3cm/3.8 x 2.3 x 0.5in(L x W x T)

Features:

• This is a new product that is a HD 2.7inch USB2.0 interface digital camera, with high quality picture and perfect design
• From its appearance, this camera itself is noble and elegant, which will serve as a foil to your grace
• Support SD memory card, so that you can save more pictures in it
• Portability is the nuclear designing intention of this digital camera
• These 2.7inch digital camera is guaranteed by a long standing reputation
• The primitive designing intention of this camera is convenience

Details:

• The professional digital camera features 12.0Mega pixel and 2.4" TFT LCD screen, which makes you capture perfect pictures

• Operate the digital camcorder here, simple and convenient; do not lose any splendid moment

• Support 32 GB SD memory card, so that you can save as many pictures as you want

• The operation of this professional digital camera is easy and efficient, which convenient to use

• You can see the high definition of the best digital camera from the images shot

How to Compare Digital Camera Features:

With hundreds of digital cameras on the market and new models produced every year, choosing the right model for your purposes can be challenging. By comparing digital camera features and prices, however, the decision process becomes much easier

• Decide whether portability or picture quality is most important for your needs. Though size and picture quality are not mutually exclusive, larger SLR cameras are generally designed for optimum photo quality. SLR cameras are larger and heavier than pocket-sized models preferred by most for general purpose photos. SLRs are also usually much more expensive than smaller digital cameras. Shape or "feel" is also a consideration as SLRs are ergonomically designed for two hands, whereas a smaller camera is designed for quick and simple access
• Choose a camera with a battery that suits your needs. Small cameras may include long life internal batteries charged with a power cable. Others use standard AA or long life rechargeable AA batteries. Larger cameras use model-specific batteries that can be removed to charge. Purchasing replacement or extra batteries verses the cost and time to charge also becomes a price consideration. Compare the typical battery life specifications for each camera model and the type of battery you prefer to decide which model suits your typical photo needs
• Compare megapixels. Generally, the higher the megapixel number on the camera, the better photo quality is possible. Certain highly technical factors in a camera model can produce better photo quality even though the designated megapixels are lower or the same. For example, a 10 megapixel SLR camera will generally take better photos than a 10 megapixel pocket camera because speed, lens, compression and other factors affect photo quality, too. If you are comparing a 10 megapixel camera with a 2 megapixel camera, however, you can safely bet on the 10 megapixel camera producing a better photo. For cameras in the same price and quality range, higher megapixels may indicate a higher price
• Check the specifications for each camera's lens and zoom. A high-quality lens such as Zeiss or Nikon can make a big difference in photo quality. Similarly, check the camera specifications for zoom features. A high-optical zoom can be desirable. Optical zoom functions on the mechanical aspects of the lens. A high-digital zoom, however, can actually cause a digital noise or "pixilated" version of the image you're trying to capture. A good lens with optical zoom is a more expensive, yet favorable digital camera feature, but be aware that high-digital zooms can be problematic for some photographers
• Examine the amount of memory that may be included in the digital camera and the type of memory card that can be added for additional memory. Some types and models of memory cards are rated faster than others, but this feature is generally considered by consumers who already use a specific type of memory card. If another device or family member already uses a specific type of memory card, choosing a camera that uses the same type can be beneficial for swapping cards and the availability of card readers. Common types are SD, xD, CF and Sony
• Weigh your preference for a view finder or view screen. Many experienced photographers prefer a view finder similar to film SLR cameras, with the eye held close. Others prefer view screens to direct shots. With digital cameras, whether one prefers a view finder or a view screen for taking photos, a reasonably large view screen with features to display photos even under challenging light conditions (like direct sunlight) is a favorable feature. Part of the appeal of digital photography is the ability to review photos "on the go."
• Read consumer reviews and view sample images to help refine your choice. With a specific price range, preferred features and quality specifications determined, the last step is to compare prices offered by vendors. Shop online and at your local electronics and photography retail shops. Consider taxes and shipping costs at this level of price comparison

How to Print Pictures From a Digital Camera:

Digital cameras brought about a revolution in the way people interact with their photography. Instead of taking roll of film containing 24 or 36 shots to a drugstore to be developed and printed, digital technology allows thousands of images to be stored on one memory card that can be transferred to a computer's hard drive. These images can be sent across the world by email seconds after they've been taken. Many people still like to have a hard copy of their photography, though

Computer

• Install your camera's PC software and drivers. If you no longer have these on disk, visit the support pages for your product on its manufacturer's website to download
• Connect the camera to the computer using the USB cable. If your camera does not support USB connectivity, you'll need to use a card reader connected to the computer
• Launch your professional digital camera 's PC suite and import the images from its memory card or internal memory
• Connect the printer to the computer
• Load the photo paper into the printer and make sure it's properly aligned
• Select the image you want to print, click on "Print" from your camera's PC suite menu and set print properties as directed

Printer with Integrated Memory Card Port

• Remove the memory card from the camera
• Insert the card into the printer's built-in card reader
• Use the printer's controls to select images for printing
• Print the selected images

PictBridge

• Ensure that your printer and camera are PictBridge compatible. Check the user manuals if you are unsure
• Turn the printer on
• Turn the camera off and connect it to the printer using the USB cable. You might need to change the camera's connectivity settings before doing so. Check the camera's user manual for instructions
• Turn the camera on
• Use the controls on the camera or the printer to select images to print

Package Included:

• 1 x Camera
• 1 x Li-ion Battery
• 1 x USB Cable
• 1 x Camera Bag
• 1 x CD