JVC Picsio GC-FM1V Review

The JVC PICSIO GC-FM1V is a mini-sized HD memory camera so that you can put it in your pocket and get going. Without any confusing instructions or hassle, you can shoot HD video and show them beautifully with HDMI connection.

The Li-ion battery gives you excellent recording time so you don’t have to worry about creating long videos or taking a lot of stills if you are out on a trip, as the battery will see you through. You will also have plenty of memory as the PICSIO GC-FM1V uses flash card to store your videos.

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When you view the recorded video via an HD-ready (or “full-HD”) TV, then you will see the smooth motion you’d expect from a quality 30fps movie. The 1080p allows for a sharp picture every time in all conditions.

Here are some of the main features of the JVC PICSIO GC-FM1V:

• Product Description: JVC PICSIO GC-FM1 – camcorder – flash card
• Product Type: Camcorder – 1080p – Widescreen Video Capture
• Dimensions (WxDxH): 5.3 cm x 1.7 cm x 9.7 cm
• Weight: 95 g
• Colour: Purple passion
• Media Type: Flash card
• Supported Flash Memory: SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card
• Sensor Resolution: 8.0 Mpix
• Supported Resolution: 720p, 1080p
• Shooting Modes: Digital photo mode
• Lens System: Lens
• Digital Zoom: 4 x
• Image Stabiliser: Electronic
• Microphone: Microphone – built-in
• Display: LCD display – TFT active matrix – 2″ – colour
• Supported Battery: 1 x Li-ion rechargeable battery ( included )

Read what one satisfied owner said about the JVC Picsio GC-FM1V:

“I thought I would do a little write up of this.

Bought one for my wife as she said shwe doesn’t record enough stuff of the kids as our current camcorder (Sony DVD106) is too big. The JVC is phone size and out of the box was very impressed.

I left it on 1080p (to change video click on the left arrow twice quickly) and recorded away for a minute and transferred it to my PC. My PC couldn’t play the video properly as it was not powerful enough, I believe this may be the case for most people so switched the video output to VGA. The quality on the VGA was great as long as you didn’t zoom in too much so was impressed with that and actually was better than the Sony (Sony – transferring files from DVD to PC made the quality a lot worse).” (M. J. Roberts)

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