PhotoClip Colour Screen
Now with colour LCD screen!
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Packing a mighty 64MB of onboard Flash RAM as standard, the PhotoClip Colour Screen is the ultimate in digital convergence. It takes high quality photos, records digital video (with or without audio) - and if that wasn't enough you can play back pre-recorded MP3 files, record external audio, or use it as a webcam/video conferencing suite!
This latest model now includes an LCD colour screen which helps you frame your shots and even lets you preview your photos straight after taking them!
When it's plugged into your PC the PhotoClip Screen also becomes a removable hard drive - which means you can use the onboard RAM to store whatever you want: images, music, word processing documents, spreadsheets, whatever!
The PhotoClip is expandable too - with a spare Smart Media slot you can boost the memory with up top 512MB of additional Flash RAM.
The Quick Start instructions supplied are pretty comprehensive and we were able to get up and running in just a few minutes.
CompactFlash Memory Upgrade
The standard PhotoClip ships with a chunky 64MB of onboard Flash RAM. To hold more photos at higher resolution you can buy additional CompactFlash cards - either on their own or save money when you buy them with the camera itself! CompactFlash is primarily used in Nikon, Kodak, and Casio, Canon and Minolta and accounts for about 43% of Digital Camera memory sold worldwide.
Click here to buy CompactFlash cards separately.
Technical Specification:
SALE - Save £40! (was £239.95!)
Packing a mighty 64MB of onboard Flash RAM as standard, the PhotoClip Colour Screen is the ultimate in digital convergence. It takes high quality photos, records digital video (with or without audio) - and if that wasn't enough you can play back pre-recorded MP3 files, record external audio, or use it as a webcam/video conferencing suite!
This latest model now includes an LCD colour screen which helps you frame your shots and even lets you preview your photos straight after taking them!
When it's plugged into your PC the PhotoClip Screen also becomes a removable hard drive - which means you can use the onboard RAM to store whatever you want: images, music, word processing documents, spreadsheets, whatever!
The PhotoClip is expandable too - with a spare Smart Media slot you can boost the memory with up top 512MB of additional Flash RAM.
The Quick Start instructions supplied are pretty comprehensive and we were able to get up and running in just a few minutes.
CompactFlash Memory UpgradeThe standard PhotoClip ships with a chunky 64MB of onboard Flash RAM. To hold more photos at higher resolution you can buy additional CompactFlash cards - either on their own or save money when you buy them with the camera itself! CompactFlash is primarily used in Nikon, Kodak, and Casio, Canon and Minolta and accounts for about 43% of Digital Camera memory sold worldwide.
Click here to buy CompactFlash cards separately.
Technical Specification:
| Memory | Internal 64MB Compact Flash Card, slot for additional memory (expandable up to 512MB) | ||
| Computer Interface | USB 1.1; the PhotoClip can be used as a letter drive (removable media drive) | ||
| Image Sensor | CMOS; 1.3 Mega Pixel; 16.7 million colours | ||
| Resolution | Still Capture: 1280 x 960 (High/Normal quality) Video: 320 x 240 or 160 x 120 pixels |
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| Storage | Still capture: - 300 images (High quality) - 1000 images (Normal) - 1800 (low quality) Video: Around 20mins Music: Over one hour of near CD quality music Voice: Over 4 hours |
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| Lens | F3.8 | ||
| Focal length | 10mm (35mm equivalent of 50mm) | ||
| Focal range | 0.8m ~ infinity | ||
| White Balance | 5 presets | ||
| Exposure | Exposure compensation with 9 presets | ||
| Flash | Built-in flash with redeye reduction mode; Auto/On/Off modes | ||
| Self-timer | 10 seconds | ||
| Additional Ouput | TV Out (A/V leads supplied) | ||
| File Formats | Still capture: JPEG Video: AVI (MJPEG) |
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| Music Decoder | MP3 (MPEG1 Layer 3); 44.1 kHz sample rate; 32-192 kbps bit rates, CBR, VBR supported | ||
| Voice Recorder | Output format: 11 kHz/8 Bits Built-in speaker |
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| Computer interface | USB 1.1 | ||
| Removable Drive | Adds a disk drive letter in Windows Explorer | ||
| Drivers | Win 98/98SE, Win Me/2000/XP | ||
| Dimensions | 92mm (W) x 65 (H) x 34mm (D) | ||
| Weight | 99g (without batteries) | ||
| Power Supply | - 2 x 1.5V AA Batteries (included - giving you 400 shots, or 150 using flash) - via USB - DC input 5V/2A |
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| Viewfinder | Optical | ||
More Info
Official UK version with two-year warranty - beware retailers selling the cheaper import version!
Ships complete with:
Not Mac compatible, sorry.
Includes 2 year manufacturer's warranty - first year as direct replacement and second year as return to base.
Please note: The manufacturer advises not to rotate the battery compartment over 90 degrees backwards or more than 45 degrees forwards.
For Technical Support: Please phone 01259 272 060, or email info@gismocorp.co.uk
Note on Usage: After installation (and depending on your Operating System version), an icon (see right - circled in red) may appear in the system tray when you plug the camera into your PC. As is the case with many plug-in devices, you may need to properly close the connection to the camera before unplugging it to avoid system problems. Simply right-click on the icon and choose "eject device" (and then click on the "stop" button on the following screen) - the system will then tell you that it's OK to unplug the camera. Easy!
Click here to buy batteries for this product
Ships complete with:
- Photoclip 7000 unit (with colour LCD screen)
- 2 x AA batteries
- Soft carry pouch
- Headphones
- USB cable (for connection to PC)
- A/V lead (for connection to TV/Video)
- CD-ROM containing:
- ACDSee v4.0
- IrfanView v3.61
- MediaJukebox v7
- User Manual (PDF)
- Adobe Acrobat Reader
Not Mac compatible, sorry.
Includes 2 year manufacturer's warranty - first year as direct replacement and second year as return to base.
Please note: The manufacturer advises not to rotate the battery compartment over 90 degrees backwards or more than 45 degrees forwards.
For Technical Support: Please phone 01259 272 060, or email info@gismocorp.co.uk
Note on Usage: After installation (and depending on your Operating System version), an icon (see right - circled in red) may appear in the system tray when you plug the camera into your PC. As is the case with many plug-in devices, you may need to properly close the connection to the camera before unplugging it to avoid system problems. Simply right-click on the icon and choose "eject device" (and then click on the "stop" button on the following screen) - the system will then tell you that it's OK to unplug the camera. Easy!
Click here to buy batteries for this product
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Comments
Reviews and FAQs
Press Reviews...
"The Photoclip could be all you need with you on your travels."Daily Record - Feb '03
The list of things this gadget will do is absolutely barmy."Digital Camera Magazine - Dec '02
"Everything you could ever want in a camera."Evening Chronicle (Newcastle) - Oct '02
"Plenty of features..."Computeractive - Oct '02
Visitor Reviews...
To the last two folks to question the camera. No, the video comes out very clear and non jittery and yes, you can play it back on the LCD.
I have it 8 months, still can't put it down. It rocks.irishbugger, Planet Neptar - 23rd August 2003
The photo clip looks pretty cool, and it's definitely worth while getting the better memory, but from what I've seen the video doesn't look very smooth. Someone tell me if I'm wrong but both the posted videos look a bit jerky.Adam, Leicestershire - 1st August 2003
This looks utterly amazing. However, could you please tell me please whether after you have recorded the video and audio, could you play it back without connecting it to your computor, through the colour LCD screen?Firebox says: ...Yup.
Dave, manchester - 8th January 2003
This is just the coolest ickle lil thing in the world EVER. This and only this is the reason those 'boffin' folk sit around all day designing and making, the finest of fine products ever, surely better than sliced bread? I mean, feck .... it's a lil tiny ickle camera .... this camera could get Stephen Hawkins laid, that's how cool it is.Irish Bugger, Derry - 9th December 2002
This camera is so cool! Excellent MP3 features aswell. Get some Hi Capacity Re-chargable batteries though, they are worth it. Excellent productMark Wyatt, South Wales - 10th November 2002
Looks good, by the way, max d from nottingham, I think you must have broaght one with 16MB internal memory instead of 64MB because the memory is split evenly.James, - 4th November 2002
Brilliant. Its amazing how something so small can do so much. Light, easy to use, its the perfect snapping companionGordon, Harlow - 8th October 2002
The PhotoClip is one of the best cameras available for the price. Its a entertainment machine that surpasses all expectations. Very easy to use and packed with many features, the only thing that maybe worth looking into are some Ni-MH batteries and a charger in the long run you'll save loads of money allowing you to recoup with some extra memory (not essential but worth having.....). An Excellent productVincent, Manchester - 8th October 2002
A satisfactory device for its price, this baby gives great pics even at its lowest resolution, but its too expensive-and remember, it may be a 6-in-1 device but you can only use one function at any one time to get the most out of it; the combined use of the MP3 player and the camera resulted in only being able to take 15 low quality snaps, and only 15 mins of MP3. Still, for those who can afford it and don't have much pocket space, it's a neat compromise.
6/10Max d., Nottingham - 4th October 2002
This looks way cool. I was gonna get a Fuji digital camera for £100, but iam gonna save up the extra £140, maybe to just look good or because its practical, no, just to look good.Sean F, UK - 26th September 2002
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