Introducing The Mvx2I; Built-In Flash; Digital Effects - Canon MV MVX2i Instruction Manual

Introducing the MVX2i

Mega-pixel CCD
Your camcorder incorporates a mega-
pixel CCD. High-resolution still images
can be recorded onto a memory card.

Built-in Flash

The built-in flash
automatically rises up
and fires according to the
brightness of the
surrounding area.
10× Optical Zoom and 200×
(card 40×) Digital Zoom
Optical Image Stabilizer
Canon's optical
technology stabilizes
your recordings even in
long telephoto shots.
Super Night Mode & Night Mode
Allows you to record even in dark
places. The Night mode adjusts
automatically to the optimum shutter
speed, and the Super Night mode
utilizes the Super Night LED to record
bright colourful pictures.
Still Images
You can record still
images like photographs.
You can also shoot
continuously still images
and record them onto a
memory card.
Memory Card
You can record still images and movies
onto a SD Memory Card or
MultiMediaCard. Transfer still
images/movies to your PC and use the
supplied software to edit or attach
them to your e-mail, or merge
separate still image into one large
panoramic scene.
Direct Printing
You can print still images by
connecting the camcorder to a printer
supporting the Direct Print function.
My Camera Function
You can customize the start up image
and shutter sound of the camcorder.
USB Terminal
Allows high-speed transfer of memory card
data to a PC with a built-in USB port. You
can organize and edit still images/movies on
your PC using the supplied software.
IEEE 1394 DV Terminal
The DV terminal allows high-quality
transfer with virtually no deterioration
in quality of images. You can edit and
process images by connecting the
camcorder to a PC with the IEEE 1394
terminal.
Analog Line-in Recording
Audio Dubbing/AV Insert Editing

Digital Effects

Show your creativity by
using the special effects
and digital faders. These
digital effects and faders
can add visual appeal
and greater imaging variety. The multi-
image screen captures moving subjects
in 4, 9 or 16 sequences of still images.
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