Somikon DV-812
Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating
$34.99
Description
Somikon DV-812 properties
| Product name |
DV-812 |
| Brand |
Somikon |
| Connections |
HDMI, USB 2.0 |
| Max Video Resolution |
1080p |
| Max Frames per second (FPS) |
30 fps |
| Video Resolutions |
1920×1080 (20fps), 1280X720 (30fps), 640X480 (30fps), 320×240 (30fps) |
| SD Type |
SD, SDHC |
| Max Supported Memory Size |
32 GB |
| Display Size |
2.7 inches |
| Display |
Yes |
| Battery Type |
Li-Ion |
| Digital Zoom |
8 x |
| Aperture (Wide-tele) |
3.1 |
| Sensor |
CMOS |
| Sensor Megapixels |
5.0 MP |
| Still Picture Resolutions |
4000×3000 pixels |
| Still Picture Resolution (MP) |
12 |
| Still Pictures |
Yes |
| Height |
58.0 mm |
| Width |
56.0 mm |
| Depth |
120.0 mm |
| Weight |
160 g |
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Mirec –
I bought this camera 3 days ago and it’s only because of the zoom. I use the Nikon D90 on a daily basis. I needed something big for bird photography. What are the advantages: zoom and light compared to a 600mm lens for an SLR camera. Cons: 1 / AF is not too fast, besides, after losing the object from the sight, it runs off, 2 / quality at 3000mm at a distance of approx. 300m is poor – razor up to 50m. 3 / The manual mode is tragic – much faster in the SLR, 4 / The settings menu is a weakness compared to the D90, and it’s been a while since the premiere of the D90. 5 / Battery: on full charge I took 115 photos and one movie for 3 minutes – a failure because I used the zoom often. NIKON engineers seem to have missed this case.
For such a large zoom with focal length adjustment by means of a motor they put a compact battery. Congratulations. Even a battery twice as large would be too small. In addition, the battery charge indicator from 15 years ago – there is not even a percentage in the menu, which could help to assess the situation at least a little. My final opinion is: if someone needs a large lens, I recommend it boldly, but the price should be lower for a poor menu and a battery. In the outdoors, one battery is for warming up.