Canon LEGRIA HF G40

Digital camera Canon LEGRIA HF G40 is equipped with a CMOS PRO sensor Type 1/2.84 inches, which allows you to capture images of unrivalled resolution of up to 1080p high bit rate and variable frame rates for any frequencies of light, and thanks to an extensive range of professional functions and features with manual control. The camera itself prides itself on compact dimensions and lightweight, which aspires to be the perfect companion on vacation or other trips. Full HD video camera records in AVCHD classic bit rates up to 28 MB/s for crystal clear picture quality.

Enjoy

• Advanced Options Wi-Fi connection for remote camera control
• Outstanding versatility in design to the hand with a tilting viewfinder
• LCD touchscreen with a resolution of 1.23 million points and 3.5 inch
• Stabiliser Intelligent IS and four stabilization modes
• Perfect Full HD video in AVCHD format at a data rate of up to 28 MB/s
• Automatic, semi-automatic or entirely manual settings

Amazing connectivity and better control

With the support of Wi-Fi connection you can now seamlessly utilize remote sensing through a paired device - for example, you can control the shutter speed, focus and exposure. To record audio, you can use a jack for an external microphone (big advantage is the ability to manually adjust volume), headphone, HDMI port or standard AV OUT. There is also a USB connector, two slots for SD cards or sockets or tripod. You can also enjoy an intuitive and user-friendly interface - access to camera menus and detailed setting provides touch-screen LCD display and two buttons for quick access to your most used functions. G40 makers allow switching between fully automatic mode and cinema. 

Powerful optical image stabilization for every situation

Intelligent IS stabilization technology identifies the scene that is being shot, and the camera instantly selects the most appropriate mode of stabilization to eliminate blur. For example, when the device is placed on a tripod (Tripod mode), the automatically stabilizing mode is deactivated because it does not allow blurring. Whereas when shooting on the move (Dynamic IS), it extends the stabilizing range when shooting at a wide angle and a stable video is created to compensate for the low-frequency vibrations. There are two other modes - Macro and Powered.