Manual of product GR-D390
Editorial note
The JVC GR-D390 camcorder stands out for several advantages that make it an interesting choice for users looking for a compact and high-performing device. Its 32x optical zoom feature allows for capturing precise details from a distance, thus providing excellent image quality. Additionally, the 1/6 inch CCD sensor helps produce sharp images, even in low-light conditions. The nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) hybrid battery ensures satisfactory autonomy, which is particularly advantageous for users on the go. Its lightweight of 400 g makes handling easy, making the camcorder pleasant to use during long recording sessions. However, the JVC GR-D390 also has some drawbacks. Its Mini-DV storage support may seem outdated compared to modern digital formats, making the transfer and sharing of videos less convenient. The 2.5-inch screen size may be considered too small, limiting the user experience when viewing footage. Furthermore, the lack of S-video inputs and outputs as well as a DV input reduces connectivity options, which can be problematic for those wishing to connect their camcorder to other devices. Finally, although the CCD sensor is effective, its size may not compete with that of larger sensors in terms of image quality in low-light conditions. In summary, the JVC GR-D390 is a camcorder that offers good performance and pleasant use, but could benefit from improvements regarding its storage and connectivity.Score details
User experience
The user experience is satisfactory thanks to the 2.5-inch screen that offers good visibility, although its size may be considered too small for some users.
Performance
The performance is generally good, with a 32x optical zoom and a CCD sensor that allows for capturing sharp images. However, the 1/6 inch sensor may limit quality in low light conditions.
Battery life
The nickel-metal hybrid (NiMH) battery provides good autonomy, allowing for uninterrupted filming, which is an asset for users on the go.
Design
The lightweight of 400 g makes handling and transport easier, making this camcorder pleasant to use during long recording sessions.
Features
The camcorder is limited by its Mini-DV storage support, considered outdated compared to modern digital formats, complicating the transfer and sharing of videos.
connectivity
The lack of S-video inputs and outputs as well as a DV input reduces connectivity options, which can be a disadvantage for those wishing to connect their camcorder to other devices.
Advantages
32x optical zoom for precise details
1/6 CCD sensor for sharp images
Lightweight at 400 g, easy to carry
NiMH battery for long usage time
2.5-inch screen for optimal viewing
Disadvantages
Obsolete Mini-DV support for storage
2.5-inch screen too small
Limited connectivity without S-Video or DV
1/6 inch sensor less effective in low light
Weight of 400 g too heavy for prolonged use
Technical Specifications GR-D390
General Information
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ModelGR-D390
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Brand
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Category
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Type
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SKU863064
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MPN863064
Objective system
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Digital zoom800 x
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Optical zoom32 x
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Focal length2.3 - 73.6 mm
Storage support
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Video cassette typeMini-DV
Other features
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Objective system-
Image sensor
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Optical sensor size1/6 "
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Sensor typeCCD (charge-coupled device)
Audio
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Built-in microphoneYes
Screen
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Screen size2.5
Connectivity
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Video output-SYes
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Video input-SNo
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Video output-SYes
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Quantity of USB 2.0 Ports1
Weight and dimensions
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Weight400 g
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Width59 mm
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Depth114 mm
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Height94 mm
Battery
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Battery typeJVC BN-VF707U
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Battery technologyLithium-Ion (Li-Ion)
Shutter
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Camera shutter speed1/4000 s
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General Information
The JVC GR-D390 is a camcorder manufactured by the JVC brand, known for its innovations and quality in the field of photography and video. This model, the GR-D390, stands out for its reliable performance and optimized user experience.
Lens System
This camcorder is equipped with a 32x optical zoom, allowing for the capture of details with great precision, even from a distance. In addition, the digital zoom reaches up to 800x, offering even more possibilities for varied shooting. The focal length of 2.3 to 73.6 mm defines the field of view and the distance at which subjects can be photographed clearly.
Storage Medium
The JVC GR-D390 uses a Mini-DV storage medium, which, while effective, may seem less convenient compared to contemporary digital formats.
Image Sensor
This camcorder integrates a 1/6" optical sensor, of type CCD (charge-coupled device), ensuring satisfactory image quality, even in low-light conditions. This contributes to sharper and more detailed images during recording.
Audio
The JVC GR-D390 is equipped with a built-in microphone that allows for clear and precise sound capture, ideal for audio and video recordings.
Screen
The 2.5-inch screen provides a suitable visual experience for viewing captured footage, although some users may find it a bit small for fine details.
Connectivity
In terms of connectivity, the JVC GR-D390 does not have DV inputs or video-S inputs/outputs, which may limit connection options with other devices. However, it has a USB 2.0 port for fast data transfer.
Weight and Dimensions
With a weight of 400 g, this camcorder is lightweight and easy to handle, making it suitable for shooting on the go. Its dimensions, with a width of 59 mm, a depth of 114 mm, and a height of 94 mm, ensure a harmonious integration into various spaces.
Battery
The JVC GR-D390 operates with a JVC BN-VF707U battery of nickel-metal hybrid (NiMH) technology, providing satisfactory autonomy for extended use.
Shutter
The shutter speed of 1/4000 s allows for capturing sharp images in varied conditions, thus enhancing flexibility during recordings.
