Video Output
Most digital cameras also provide video (and sometimes audio) output for connection to a TV or VCR. More flexible cameras allow you to switch output between the PAL and NTSC video standards.
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Video Out
Some digital cameras allow you to output images directly to a TV or video in PAL and NTSC standards.
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Video Out
Indicates whether the camera can be connected to a TV to view the results. If it has PAL it can be played on UK-televisions or NTSC for US.
Video Out
Connection format that allows the user to view digital pictures on a television or record them to a videocassette.
Video output: Many digital cameras can display the images on their memory cards on a TV or record them to video [VHS].
VIDEO OUTPUT- Some cameras have an outlet built-in that allows the user to attach a cable from the camera to a VCR or other video device that accepts NTSC (on in Europe, PAL) video signals.
Video Out
An output jack which can connect to televisions, monitors, and VCR's using either NTSC or PAL format.
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Video Out - Means the digicam has the ability to output its images on television screens and monitors using either NTSC or PAL format.
Viewfinder - The eye level device you look through to compose the image.
Video output
Interface that connects a digital camera with a TV or video recorder.
Video Out
Cameras with a Video Out port can output their images to a compatible TV or monitor.
Vignetting ...
A European video out standard to display images on a TV screen.
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NTSC. A US video out standard to display images on a TV screen.
Open up. To increase the size of the lens aperture. The opposite of stop down.
Operating system. The program that controls the camera's or computer's hardware.
NTSC. A US video out standard to display images on a TV screen.
OEM. Original equipment manufacturer, basically the company the made and marketed the product. See third-party.
* Composite video output, S-video and component video output, 5.1 CH output, Optical output. * New generation decoding technology: AC-3 Dolby and DTS decoder built-in for high quality sound effect.
" While these cameras still offered video output, gone was NTSC as a color space for images, having been replaced by the now more familiar sRGB (Mode I) and Adobe RGB (Mode II).
Customizable Accessory Hole (allowing use of optional Nikonos, S6, or Ikelite Strobe Connectors and Hydrophone, Video Out, and Remote Control Connectors)
Embossed Control Function Labels
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Audio and Video interface Audio OUT/ Video OUT
Video signal format NTSC and PAL
Dimensions 107 x 25 x 58 mm (LxWxH); does not include protruding parts ...
TV Connections: Some digital cameras include a "video out" function that gives you the option to hook them up to a TV to display your pictures. With this feature you can also record your pictures onto a VHS tape or a CD.
Mount the camera using duct-tape. The camera should be taped firmly; don't cover up the video out port, power port or the battery access since you will need those. Make certain that it is sitting snugly.
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This is the technical group that developed the standard 60-field video output (television) for the U.S. and Japan.
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They offer the full promise of HD home theater viewing: 1080p high-definition video output. In other words, you’ll finally be playing movies in a resolution that takes full advantage of your HDTV (provided you have a 1080p set, of course).
USB 2.0 interface, HDMI high-definition video output (PAL/NTSC)
Active D-Lighting and in-Camera Retouch Options
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Live view option
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* HDMI and standard composite (AV) video out
* Full audio support: built-in mic and speaker, mic-in socket, audio-out over AV (although not HDMI)
* IrPort (supports IR remote shutter release using optional RC1 / RC5 controllers) ...
 See also: Camera, Stand, Image, Photograph, Shutter
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