
Looking for a super compact video camera that’s idea to capture such as extreme sports and outdoor pursuits without bulking you down and generally getting in the way? This MiNi DV MD80 Micro Video Camera which captures VGA resolution video directly to microSD memory cards could fit the bill perfectly.
Measuring in at an impressively compact 55 x 28 x 20mm and weighing in at just 50g, meaning it can be clipped to clothing, worn around the neck thanks to a supplied cord or even mounted onto helmets, the MiNi DV MD80 Micro Video Camera records at 640 x 480 resolution at 25 frames per second in MotionJPG file format and is billed as being capable of recording up to two hours of continuous video – 40 minuets of video recording requiring around 1GB of storage capacity – based on a full two hour charge of its integrated battery.
MiNi DV MD80 Micro Video Camera Key Features:
- Thumb size alloy housing
- Manually and sound activated recording
- Web camera for online video chat
- Support AVI video format
- Low illumination, high resolution image with 2000K pixels
- High speed recording and quick light response
- 30 frames per second for 640*480 video output
- Built-in Li rechargeable battery lasting for 2 hours
- Provide 2G Micro SD card and Support 8G memory card (max)
- Easy operation with LED indicator
- Support USB 2.0
- Flexible installation with clip and bracket
- Support JPEG picture format
The MiNi DV MD80 Video Camera comes with USB connectivity, supports Windows 2000/XP/Vista operating systems and comes supplied with Silicone case, arm band, various straps and mounting screws and will set you back around 180EUR (circa $236).
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The camera is constructed of good quality and does take quality video and audio; HOWEVER, the instructions are vague and were written/translated by one who has has very little understanding of the English language. The instructions are terrible and aawfully disgusting.
Thanks for the insight, Ronald – I’m sure others thinking of getting the MD80 will take this on-board.