Recording at 1,920 x 1,080 60i Full HD resolution enables you to capture the exquisite beauty of each and every moment in rich, natural color and deep, dynamic detail. Movies shot in Full HD resolution retain their incredible image intensity when they are viewed on Full HD TVs and monitors, giving you and your family a more enjoyable viewing experience.

Samsung Full HD Camcorder with 20x Optical Zoom, 2.7″ LCD
(Model No: HMX-H200BN)

20x Optical Zoom
Let your zoom do the walking. With 20x Optical Zoom, this Samsung camcorder gets you as close to the action as you need to be and ensures that every image is presented to perfection, giving you the power to make more emotional home movies.

Smart OIS (Optical Image Stabilizer)
This camcorder’s world-class Schneider Kreuznach lens comes equipped with an improved Smart OIS that eliminates the effect of shaky hands or body movement. Minute shifts in the lens compensate for movement, guaranteeing the stability and steadiness of recorded images.

4.7 Megapixel Photos
With 4.7 million pixels to play with, you can enjoy the best of both worlds. High-quality digital photos and Full HD video come to life with incredible depth of color and detail, enabling you to shoot and share the digital experience beyond imagination.

Super Storage, Speed & Security
With its built-in SSD (Solid State Drive) and SDHC Slot, this camcorder gives you expandable storage that allows you to enjoy recording, storing, and sharing more memories of magical moments. Lighter, smaller, stronger SSD also ensures fast operation & anti-shock / vibration.

Extended Battery Life (120 minutes)
The Samsung HMX-H200 series give you better battery life. Up to two hours of battery, you can enjoy the freedom to take your time making memories that will last a lifetime.

Record the Passing of Time — in HD
The timeless beauty of a sunset can be captured and condensed in HD detail using the Time Lapse Recording feature. Still frames are taken at preset intervals and put together in sequential order to create a video file that speeds up the slow passage of time.

USB Battery Charging
Out of battery? Simply connect this camcorder to any USB port via cable and it will start recharging. This intelligent feature gives you the freedom to shoot, share, and recharge from anywhere.

Smart Auto
Automatically detects which scene setting is the best one to use, so that video and photos are always captured in their best condition. Auto, White, Landscape, Indoor, Night, and Macro scenes are supported.

Direct Upload of Your Videos to the Web
Using Intelli-studio software, you can upload your videos and photos to your PC with ease and upload them directly to YouTube, Flickr or Facebook.

Specifications

Connections

• Composite output
• Component output
• HDMI™ output
• Audio output
• USB 2.0 high speed output (mini USB-B type)

What’s In the Box?

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The Lexar® Multi-Card 24-in-1 USB Reader is an easy-to-use, all-in-one file transfer solution. The reader has an innovative pop-up design, supports 24 memory card formats, and enables concurrent downloads and card-to-card file transfer.

Lexar Multi-Card 24-in-1 USB Reader
(Model No: LRW024URB)

LEXAR = PERFORMANCE, QUALITY, RELIABILITY
With support for multiple memory card formats, the ability to perform concurrent downloads and card-to-card file transfer, and a protective pop-up design, the Lexar Multi-Card 24-in-1 USB Reader is an excellent, all-in-one solution to your file transfer needs. The reader includes a one-year warranty for peace of mind, and provides you with performance, quality, and reliability from the brand you can trust.

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

• Extremely versatile — reads 24 popular memory card formats.
• Enables concurrent downloads and card-to-card file transfer.
• Pop-up design protects card slots from dust and debris.
• Quickly and easily transfer photos, videos, music and data files.
• Includes USB cable — no external power supply needed.
• One-year limited warranty.

Supports Multiple Card Formats for Impressive Versatility
The Lexar Multi-Card 24-in-1 USB Reader has five slots and supports two dozen of the most popular memory card formats, making it easy to transfer files between your digital camera, MP3 player, mobile phone, and computer.

Enables Concurrent Downloads and Card-to-Card File Transfer
The reader also has the ability to read multiple cards from multiple card slots simultaneously, and allows for card-to-card file transfer between cards in different slots—further enhancing its versatility. This gives you the power to share photos, videos, music, and files among your devices.

Innovative, Pop-Up Design
Created with convenience in mind, the Lexar Multi-Card 24-in-1 USB Reader boasts an innovative, pop-up mechanism that allows you to open and close the reader with a simple push, protecting the card slots when not in use. As for looks, the reader’s designed to be a great addition to your workspace with its sleek, glossy white finish, and it sports a cool blue LED activity light to let you know when file transfer is complete.

Quickly, Easily, and Reliably Transfer Files
The Lexar Multi-Card 24-in-1 USB Reader comes with a Hi-Speed USB 2.0 cable that easily connects the reader to your computer, with no external power source needed. Leveraging the speed of your system’s USB 2.0 interface, the reader makes it easy to quickly download your files from device to computer. Simply remove the card from your digital device, slide it into the reader and drag and drop files onto your computer.

COMPATIBLE MEDIA

CompactFlash Type I and Type II Memory Stick (with MagicGate) Memory Stick Duo (with MagicGate) Memory Stick Memory Stick PRO Memory Stick PRO Duo Memory Stick PRO Duo Mark 2 Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo “HX” xD-Picture Card xD-Picture Card Type-M xD-Picture Card Type-M+

SD SDHC miniSD miniSDHC MMC MMCplus RS-MMC microSD microSDHC M2 xD-Picture Card Type-H

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COOLPX LIFE SERIES: memories made easy
Powerfully capable — yet simple, at an entry-level price.

Behind every Nikon COOLPIX compact digital camera is the fundamental idea that photography should bring you joy. Every shot you take is a precious moment captured. With Nikon COOLPIX cameras you can capture that moment and its joy forever.

COOLPIX L110 COOLPIX L22

COOLPIX L100 COOLPIX L120

Nikon 12 MP Coolpix® L22
3.6x Optical Zoom
(Model No: COOLPIXL22R)

COOLPIX STYLE SERIES: brilliance made beautiful
Greater photographic control in an ultra-slim design.

Behind every Nikon COOLPIX compact digital camera is the fundamental idea that photography should bring you joy. Every shot you take is a precious moment captured. With Nikon COOLPIX cameras you can capture that moment and its joy forever.

COOLPIX S8000 COOLPIX S6000 COOLPIX S4000

COOLPIX S570 COOLPIX S70 COOLPIX S630

Nikon 12 MP Coolpix® S570
5x Optical Wide-Angle Zoom
(Model No: COOLPIXS570)

COOLPIX PERFORMANCE SERIES: passion made powerful
Advanced functionality for the highest quality images.

Behind every Nikon COOLPIX compact digital camera is the fundamental idea that photography should bring you joy. Every shot you take is a precious moment captured. With Nikon COOLPIX cameras you can capture that moment and its joy forever.

• COOLPIX P100
• COOLPIX P6000
• COOLPIX P90

Nikon 10.3 MP Coolpix® P100
26x Optical Wide-Angle Zoom
(Model No: COOLPIXP100)

D-SLR
Nikon’s digital SLRs combine the latest in technology with ease of use to produce incredible digital images. Compare the features, explore the benefits and delve into the details and specs. Turn your ideas into images with a Nikon D-SLR.

D3X D3X D3 D700 D300 S

D90 D5000 D3000 D40

Nikon 12.3 MP Digital SLR Camera
18–105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR Zoom Lens
(Model No: D90KIT)

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DIGITAL COMPACT CAMERAS
Shoot high-quality digital photos with Canon PowerShot digital cameras. Canon PowerShot cameras offer the best in digital camera technology, style and ease of use. Canon’s optics, DIGIC processor and stunning design make PowerShot digital cameras the best choice for photographers at any level. The digital compact cameras in Canon’s repertoire include four levels of picture-taking fun.

A-Series
You’ll quickly discover that the easiest way to capture a great image is to simply “point” and “shoot” using any of Canon’s compact, feature-friendly A-Series digital cameras.

A3100 IS A3000 IS A1100 IS

A495 A490 A490

Canon PowerShot 10 MP, 3.3x Optical Zoom, 2.5″ LCD
(Model No: A495BLUE)

ELPH
Canon’s point-and-shoot Digital ELPH Cameras are easy to use and boast an array of helpful shooting modes, creative features and advanced functions in an incredibly portable package.

SD4000 IS SD3500 IS SD980 IS SD960 IS

SD940 IS SD780 IS SD1300 IS SD1200 IS

Canon PowerShot 14.1 MP, 4x Optical Zoom, 2.7″ LCD
(Model No: SD1400ISBLK)

D-Series
For those with a taste for adventure, there’s a camera as bold as the active life you lead. It’s the Canon PowerShot D10. Waterproof, freeze proof and shockproof; it’s tough enough to take what you dish out.

• D10

Canon PowerShot D10, 12.1 MP, 3x Optical Zoom

Advanced
Canon’s high-end PowerShot digital cameras incorporate the creative performance of a professional digital SLR camera and the compact convenience of a point-and-shoot.

G11 S90 SX20 IS

SX210 IS SX200 IS SX120 IS

Canon PowerShot, 12.1 MP, 20x Optical Zoom, 2.5″ LCD
(Model No: SX20IS)

DIGITAL SLR CAMERAS
The Canon EOS Camera System is the most complete Single Lens Reflex (SLR) camera system in the world. Whether you are a beginner or advanced professional looking for a digital camera, the EOS System takes your photography to the next level.

EOS
Amazing image quality and outstanding performance are just two of the many benefits photographers, from beginners to professionals, will experience with every interaction with a Canon EOS digital camera.

EOS-1Ds Mark III EOS-1D Mark IV EOS-1D Mark III EOS-5D Mark II EOS 7D

EOS 50D EOS Rebel T2i EOS Rebel T1i EOS Rebel XSi EOS Rebel XS

Canon EOS SLR, 18 MP, 18–55mm IS Lens, 3″ Live View LCD
(Model No: REBELT2IKIT)

ACCESSORIES

EF Lens Lineup
Choose from one of the world’s most comprehensive selection of lenses — including telephoto, macro, fisheye, and tilt/shift — to capture amazing stills and stunning video with incredible clarity and brilliant colors.

Speedlite Flash Lineup
Find the EX-series Speedlite that works best in tandem with your EOS camera to deliver great exposures and automatic balanced fill-in flash.

Wireless File Transmitters
Canon Wireless File Transmitters provide professional photographers with a range of innovative wireless connectivity options for all photographic disciplines.

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MiniDV – These little workhorses are capable of recording, playback, and editing of standard-definition (4:3) digital video and audio onto small, high-density videocassettes known as ‘S’ size. Each videocassette can record 60 minutes at Standard Play (SP) or 90 minutes at Long Play (LP). There are also 80 minute videocassettes that use a thinner tape; they can record for 80 minutes set on SP or 120 minutes set on LP. Both SP and LP record exactly the same signal and video information. You will not be able to differentiate a recording taped at SP and another tape recorded at LP because the video and audio are of identical quality between the two speeds.

HDV – Two attributes of the HDV format stand out right away; they use videocassettes identical to the ones used in MiniDVs camcorders and they record using a true (1920 x 1080i) high-definition signal with a 16:9 aspect ratio. Most HDV camcorders have the ability to record in standard definition while you make the transition to high-definition at your own pace.

This format is inexpensive to purchase and operate since the tapes are so reasonable to buy, especially in bulk. You can record on the tape, upload the video to your PC/Mac for editing and then place the tape on the shelf for archiving purposes. No need to reuse tapes over and over to save money.

AVCHD – This is a format capable of recording in standard definition and high-definition for use in digital, tapeless camcorders. That’s right. They are completely sans tapes and instead record using hard disk drives, memory cards, and DVD (mini and standard discs). For high-definition recording, all the major definitions are supported: e.g., 720p, 1080i, and 1080p.

MiniDVD – The original media specified in the AVCHD standard is the DVD disc. To ensure the camcorder did not need to grow in size to accommodate the standard size DVD (4.75-inches, 12cm), only the MiniDVD (3.16-inch, 8 cm) can be used. Although the MiniDVD is compact, its storage capacity is a respectable 1.4GB for single-sided, single-layer discs and 5.2GB for double-sided, double-layer discs.

DVD – You can record straight onto a DVD+R and enjoy easy and convenient playback on a standard DVD player. This familiar type of storage medium offers space to store up to 480 minutes (eight hours) of MPEG-2 video per dual-layer disc. A single-sided, single-layer DVD+R disc can hold 4.7GB of video per disc while a dual-sided, double-layer DVD+R disc can hold 17GB of video per disc.

Memory Cards – This type of storage uses solid-state flash technology such as SD/MMC. Some memory cards are available in high capacity formats such as SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity). Memory cards are lightweight and compact, and they provide limitless rewritable storage. Consumers are familiar with memory cards; that’s because you have used memory cards in your computers, TVs, digital cameras, cell phones, PDAs, Blu-ray Disc players, etc.

HDD – Hard disk drives (HDD) dramatically increase the storage capacity over MiniDVDs, DVDs, and SD/MMC memory cards. Depending on the camcorder model, hard disk storage can range from 30GB to 120GB before downloading to another form of digital storage is required (using a USB cable). Another bonus to using HDD over other storage is the faster recording data rate than MiniDVDs, DVDs, or SD/MMC memory cards.

VIEWFINDERS & EYEPIECE
You’ve got two options for filming your personal masterpiece as far as seeing what you’re recording; using a viewfinder or an eyepiece. Using one or the other might fall into personal taste but a viewfinder is recommended for filming while walking and moving about so that you can use your peripheral vision to see where you’re going. Plus, a viewfinder allows you to see what’s NOT in the frame as well as what’s in the frame so you can make adjustments.

Viewfinders are LCD screens (just like your laptop) and range in size from 2 inches to as much as 4 inches and display in color. Most viewfinders are designed to swivel, as much as 180 degrees, so that you film above your head, below your waist, or even include yourself in the frame.

An eyepiece is usually a singular-view (monocular) lens that is protected by a flexible, rubber shroud that also helps seal around your eye socket to keep out excess light. On some models, the eyepiece is adjustable to several different angles and on others, it is stationary and in line with the lens of the camcorder.

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The new and improved lines of digital camcorders have brought technology advancements and a plethora of choices and options to select the perfect camcorder. To add to the selection processes, the types of camcorders have multiplied:

How do you decide which camcorder is best for your needs today and in the future? Follow these five easy steps and you’ll be pressing the record button in no time!

STEP 1 – Set a Budget
Chances are you’re going to keep your camcorder for many years so your purchase should involve a little forethought and planning to match your needs and your budget to the camcorder of your dreams. Set a realistic budget … and stick to it!

In setting a budget, don’t just think of the camcorder itself. Sundry other accessories might stretch the seams of your wallet and exceed what you can afford. Plan ahead for these necessary items and there won’t be any missteps.

STEP 2 – Choose High-Definition (HD) or Standard Definition (SD)
The video resolution for a SD camcorder is 640 x 480 and is without a lot of the technologies available with HD. With HD, you’ll get advancements such as video resolution as high as 1080p (1920 x 1080) and surround sound. Plus, editing will be easier and will provide more options such as adding special effects to your vacation videos.

Your decision to record in HD might be as simple as your HDTV. Why record your son’s soccer game in SD and then play it back on an HDTV? Most camcorders offer the flexibility to record in SD (4:3) or HD (16:9). With filming in HD, you can burn your HD video to a DVD and play it in a Blu-ray Disc player (AVCHD compatible) for the home theater experience including surround sound.

STEP 3 – Recording Media Storage Options
Two of the recording formats, MiniDV and HDV, rely on tapes for recording and storing your video, while AVCHD (Advanced Video Codec High Definition) has gone totally tapeless. They use hard disk drives, memory cards (SD/MMC), and DVDs (mini and standard) to store video.

Canon Flash Memory Camcorder
(Model No: FS300RED)

STEP 4 – Feature & Option Choices
IMAGE STABILIZATION (aka shaky hand syndrome)
Most camcorders have some form of image stabilization, which helps correct for camera shake. It is your hand shaking, not the camera, right? Other instances where this feature can help your recording turn out well is using your zoom to near maximum limits, filming while walking, or recording fast-moving objects.

There are three types of image stabilization:

Electronic – Adjustments are made electronically.
Optical – Uses a set of lenses to adjust for the additional motion.
Digital – Helps prevent overcompensation when it senses the tilting or panning of the camera.

STEP 5 – Accessorize Your Camcorder!
A wide range of accessories are available for most any camcorder. Depending on what type of recording you do will depend on what accessories you choose to add to your camcorder purchase. If you’re going to be filming your children playing little league sports, a tripod and extra batteries will be in order. Here are some examples of accessories that you might need:

• Tripod

• Carrying Case/Bag
• Charger and Extra Batteries
• Additional Storage Media
• Cables (e.g., USB, FireWire)
• Extra Lenses and Lens Adapters

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The chart below is a guide to ensure you get the best print possible. The .jpg from your camera was probably saved at .72ppi (pixels per inch) but to get a good print you’ll need at around 240ppi. To figure out what size your printed photo will be based off of your image resolution, divide the width and the height by your desired pixels per inch (in this case, 240ppi).

Another point to consider before printing is cropping the image. For example: if you start with a 5MP image that has a resolution of 1936 x 2584 and then you crop it to 1700 x 2300 to remove some of the background, you won’t be able to print it at 8″ x 10″ anymore without the image distorting. That’s because the image would have to be stretched to regain the original resolution of 1936 x 2584. This is especially important if your cropping isn’t proportional. If you end up cropping more of the image’s height than width or vice versa, then the image won’t be at the 4:3 (1.33:1) aspect ratio anymore.

MEGAPIXELS
Probably the most common qualifying specification you’ll hear about digicams is the grand total of megapixels. Judging a camera based solely on megapixels is a mistake. Although there is some truth to the amount of megapixels being an overall indicator of a camera’s quality and capability, it is a mistake to judge a camera based solely on that one factor.

What is a megapixel anyway? Mega means ‘one million’ so when you add it to ‘pixels,’ it becomes one million pixels. For example, a digicam rated at 7.2 megapixels has a maximum individual image capturing size capability of 7,200,000 pixels (cameras are usually rounded up in their megapixels rating).

The term megapixel is used to calculate the total number of image sensor elements in all digital images. A digital camera with an array of 3096 x 2320 image sensor elements will be rated at 7.2 megapixels (3,096 x 2,320 = 7,182,720 pixels) – rounded up that would be a 7.2 megapixel camera.

Another way to view the image sensor elements is to look at the aspect ratio of the image. The 3096 x 2320 image is displayed at an aspect ratio of 4:3 (1.33:1). What do these numbers mean?

4:3 = for every 4 pixels wide, the image is 3 pixels tall
1.33:1 = means the width of the image is 1.33 times one full length of the height.

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Quite possibly the largest individual technology jump in the digital revolution is the transition from film cameras to digital cameras (aka digicams). Whether you shoot one photo a month or 200 shots a day, they’ve become so inexpensive and easy to use that it is feasible to take high-quality wedding photos with a digicam, right out of the box.

Deciding what you’re really going to take photos of will keep you in freeze frame mode once the newness has worn off. What’s left will be a tool that will take images of vacations, weddings, birthdays, and dozens of zoomed-in shots of flowers and bugs. Your family and friends might even begin to avoid you once they see you armed with your camera to take yet another photo.

In simplest terms, are you going to stay in an automatic mode or are you becoming a self-taught student of photography? This will separate the simple (point-and-shoot) for the sophisticated (dSLR). What’s the difference between the two? Let’s take a brief look at point-and-shoot digital cameras and the more advanced digital SLRs (dSLR) to help guide you to the digicam that’s just right for you.

POINT-AND-SHOOT
This category has two different types of cameras: sleek-and-slim and advanced. The advanced point-and-shoot can have the physical appearance of a dSLR but still have the more basic attributes and automatic usage capabilities. Cameras in this category are easy to use, have minimal settings and adjustments, and will easily get the job done.

Essentially, these cameras operate mostly on auto mode and all you do press the button; hence, point-and-shoot. For a first-time buyer or a camera for a teenager, these cameras are the least expensive and are perfect. A sleek and slim model can easily fit into your purse or center console in your car.

	Polaroid (Model: A930) – 9 Megapixel – 8x Optical Zoom / 4x Digital Zoom
	Sony Cyber-shot (Model: DSCHX1) – 9.1 Megapixel – 20x Optical Zoom / 40x Digital Zoom

dSLR
By definition, a dSLR is a digital single-lens reflex camera. These are the tools and best friend of the serious amateur and the pro photographer. If you’re shopping for one of these works of art, chances are you find out what all the buttons and switches do and you’ll go through every menu on the LCD screen. These cameras are larger in size and provide options and features only available on dSLR cameras. One of these features is the ability to change lenses.

Canon EOS (Model: 50D) – 15.1 Megapixel – EF 28—135mm f/3.5—5.6 IS USM Zoom Lens

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Sony bloggie™ Camera (Model No: MHSCM5)

Capture MP4 video or 5MP images — your choice and all in high definition (HD). With a very narrow width of approximately 1.6 inches and a height of 4 inches, the MHS-CM5/V bloggie™ camera is compact enough to effortlessly carry in your backpack or pocket. The MHS-CM5/V features a vertical-grip design for more comfortable shooting, and 5x optical zoom to get you closer to the action.

2.5” LCD Swivel Screen
Whether you’re shooting a friend’s silly antics or filming yourself, the handy 2.5 inch swivel screen rotates 270 degrees for the perfect view when holding the camera at odd angles. The view in the LCD screen has a whopping 230,000 pixels, and when the LCD screen is opened, the bloggie™ camera almost instantly powers on so you can start taking still shots or recording video — immediately.

5X Optical Zoom
Zoom in on the fun. This bloggie camera boasts a 5x optical and 20x digital zoom that lets you move in close and capture the action with impeccable detail.

Sony bloggie™ Camera (Model No: MHSCM5)

Media Card Slot
For convenient sharing and storage of your images and videos, the MHS-CM5/V camera accepts various types of removable media (sold separately). In additional to SD/SDHC, the camera accepts the following types of removable media.

• Memory Stick Duo™

• Memory Stick PRO Duo™
• Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo™

5MB Digital Photos
Capture the action with crystal-clear still shots to complement your video footage. The bloggie camera features a 5-megapixel CMOS sensor that lets you take crisp 5-megapixel still images

HDMI Output
HDMI connectivity provides a simple, high-quality video and audio connection with the ability to transmit HD video from the camera to compatible HDTVs via a single cable (sold separately).

Sony bloggie™ Camera (Model No: MHSCM5)

USB Upload/Charge
A built-in USB arm lets you connect your camera directly to your compatible PC/Mac to upload video and/or charge your battery without having to hunt for cables.

Movie & Still Buttons
Enjoy the convenience of individual “Movie” and “Still” buttons that allow you to seamlessly switch from video recording to still photo capture with the simple press of a button.

What’s In the Box?

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The still photography, music, video, or other data stored on the removable flash media from your digital camera/camcorder, MP3 player, printer etc., isn’t much good to you unless you can transfer the files to your computer for viewing, editing, and enjoying. This is where a card reader comes into the picture. You can copy or move files seamlessly from the removable flash media to your PC with incredible speeds.

The Lexar Multi-Card Reader is small and travels with ease. And with its USB 2.0 port, you can connect with your computer in a blink with no external AC power supply needed. Another feature of the card reader is the ability to copy or move files from one removable flash media form to another. This amazing unit is pretty indestructible, but just in case it comes with a 2-year limited warranty and free technical support.

Some multi-card readers are installed into one of your PCs drive days while others can be connected externally to your computer using an interface (e.g., FireWire) or via USB. Once connected, the flash card will appear as an additional drive letter in your hard drive’s directory structure. For the Lexar Multi-Card Reader (see photo), slot #1 will display as drive F, slot #2 as drive E, slot #3 as drive G, and slot #4 as drive H.

The Lexar Media USB 2.0 Multi-Card Reader is a 12-in-1 unit that can read the following types of cards:

The following table shows what types of cards go into which slots in the Lexar Media USB 2.0 Multi-Card Reader:

Lexar Media Multi-Card Reader (Model No: RW022001)

		CompactFlash
		SmartMedia xD-Picture Card
		MMC SD MiniSD RS-MMC
		Memory Stick

Conserve Battery Life
Use your device’s batteries only when you’re on the go, not when you’re transferring data. The Lexar Multi-Card Reader lets you transfer pictures, music, or data without even turning on your camera, MP3 player, or whatever device you’re using.

We’re Talking Speed
Connected via USB 2.0, the Lexar Multi-Card Reader cranks out 480 mpbs, making it 40 times faster than USB 1.1. Plus, it’s backwards compatible with older USB ports.

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