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Type Olympus VR-330
Digital Camera Type
:
Compact
Image Sensor Olympus VR-330
Valid Pixels
:
14mp
Optical Sensor Type / Size
:
CCD / 1/2.3"
Lens Olympus VR-330
Focal Length
:
24- 300 mm
F-number
:
f/3.0 (wide) / f/5.9 (tele)
Optical Zoom
:
12x
Basic Spec Olympus VR-330
Shutter Speed
:
4-1/2000
Light Sensitivity (ISO)
:
ISO100-1600
Focus distance
:
Supported Flash Memory
:
SD / SDHC memory card compatible
Image record format
:
Startup time
:
LCD size
:
3inch
Battery Type
:
Lithium-ion rechargeable
Battery model number
:
Connections
:
USB 2.0 High Speed
Multi-Terminal (USB Connector, Audio/Video Output), HDMI
Multi-Terminal (USB Connector, Audio/Video Output), HDMI
Digital Zoom
:
up to 4x
Built-in memory
:
33MB
Finder
:
yes
Finder Type
:
LCD Viewfinder
Viewfinder coverage
:
Viewfinder magnification
:
Lens mount
:
Movie Olympus VR-330
Resolution
:
1280x720
Movie record format
:
AVI Motion JPEG
Max. Recording time
:
Frame rate
:
30fps / 15fps
Others Spec Olympus VR-330
Image stabilizer
:
yes
3D
:
Waterproof
:
Face Recognition
:
yes
Self timer
:
yes
Sequential shooting mode
:
Bulb
:
Vari-Angle LCD
:
PictBridge
:
Swivel body
:
GPS
:
Cradle Kit
:
Sensor Dust Reduction
:
Live View
:
Built-in flash
:
yes
RAW JPEG
:
Size Olympus VR-330
Dimensions (WxHxD)
:
101 x 58 x 29 mm
Weight
:
158g
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