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Sanyo Xacti VPC-C6
Description: Manufacturer: Sanyo / Model: Xacti VPC-C6 / Camcorder / 6.0 Mpix / optical zoom: 5 x. / The Xacti C6 employs SANYO’s ... more  Sanyo Xacti VPC-C6 ... newly developed proprietary image-adaptive data processing technology, which enables you to shoot MPEG-4 movies and 6-megapixel stills simultaneously. The Xacti C6’s slim, 23 mm-wide main body comes equipped with a high-powered 5x optical zoom lens. Used in conjunction with the 12x digital zoom, it enables up to 60x zooming capability.Newest Review: ... card. As delivered the firmware supports card sizes up to 2gig but it is possible to download a firmware upgrade from the ... more ... Sanyo website to enable it to support the larger cards, up to 8gig in capacity. I haven't done that yet as I struggle to fill the 2gig card I bought for it. The camera doesn't come with a memory card and there is no built-in memory so, until you've bought one you can't use it.
The camera is powered by a Sanyo DB-L20 Lithium-Ion (Li-ion) battery that must be fully charged first time before use. The manual says that a battery charge should be good for about 140 photos but I haven't counted. My impression is that it...more |
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-C6: A shot in the dark... NOT (2261 words)
by grahamt - written on 08.04.08 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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My wife bought me my first digital camera, a Fujifilm FinePix S3000, that I got for a Christmas present over four years ago. In its day it was a pretty good camera, not perfect but then what is or, at least, what ever is at a reasonable price? It went with us all around the World and I still have the thousands of photos I took with it. But, as time goes by technology improves and, it seems, at an ever increasing pace. What was state-of-the art six months ago is now impossible to even give away, and this doesn't just apply to digital cameras. However, the FinePix was definitely past its sell-by date and a replacement was overdue. It only had a 3.2megapixel ...
| Processing/Quality: |  75% |
Reliability: | 75% |
| Ease of use: |  50% |
Features: | 75% |
| Picture quality: | 75% |
