Back in January , Hitachi put out theBD9HBlu - beam camcorder , and it ’s taken just six months for the next contemporaries to come along . The DZ - BD10H choose the same core design , but squeezes it into a slightly smaller package . It ’s still a full HS palmcorder , commemorate to 8 - cm BD , DVD - gas constant / RW / RAM or a 30 GB HDD but this clip the detector is a 7 - megapixel CMOS and the camera has the ability to indite stills and flick to SD / SDHC menu too .
https://gizmodo.com/new-dz-bd9h-blu-ray-hdd-camcorder-from-hitachi-tries-to-347409
The optics continue for the most part unaltered , with a 10x zoom but this time come in with an optical anti - shake system . There ’s also face acknowledgment for vulnerability and stress automation , and the same Picture Master image processing tech built in .
In HX mode , at full 1920 x 1080 pixel settlement , the cam handle a 15Mbps bitrate and equip about 4.5 hours of recording onto the 30 GB drive , or an hour onto a 8 - cm BD . At 720 x 480 settlement , in SX modality ( 9 Mbps ) it ’ll fit 20 minutes onto a DVD . Its shelling will shoot for about 80 minutes , and the whole package weighs about 1.27 lb and measures 3.1 x 5.5 x 3.4 inches .
Available in Japan at first , from August 9th for around $ 1,400 . [ AVWatch ]
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