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Professional Picture Quality 20x Zoom Lens with 100x Digital Zoom The GL1 incorporates a 20x Professional L-Series Fluorite optical zoom lens which transforms distant subjects into dramatic close-ups. The 20x optical zoom is the 35mm focal length equivalent of 40 to 806mm. The digital zoom, capable of extending to 40x and a maximum of 100x, provides sharper detail compared to others thanks to Canon's superior lens quality. You'll reveal details too distant to be seen with just the eye alone. At full telephoto the 35mm focal length equivalent is an amazing 80,600mm. Add the optional WD-58 Wideconverter to increase the field of view by 0.7x for indoor shots or panoramic views. ... plus wide-converter Optical wide angle 20x Zoom 3 Shooting Modes The GL1 has three shooting modes to accommodate any of your recording needs. Normal Movie Mode By merging Canon's superior lens quality with 3 CCDs, the GL1 delivers stunning resolution and color reproduction - some of the best images outside of a TV studio. This mode records video in the standard interlaced fashion similar to conventional camcorders. Normal Movie Mode is ideal for recording video which appears smooth and natural during playback on a TV or video editing computer. Digital Photo Mode with self timer Take almost 700 brilliantly clear still pictures on a single tape (in SP mode). The photo mode further distinguishes the GL1 by capturing extremely high resolution still images. The camera records the still pictures for approximately 6 seconds, as well as recording the sound for your verbal notes or narration. You can search through the tape for your photos using the supplied remote control. Frame Movie Mode This mode captures video in a unique non-interlaced method allowing the GL1 to record 30 frames of video per second. Similar to a motor drive on a 35mm camera, Frame Movie Mode performs like a Digital Motor Drive. You'll capture every gesture and expression of your subject with spectacular clarity. It's perfect for users who choose to grab high quality still images from video for making prints, website content, or even sending emotionally charged images over the internet. The non-interlaced method popularized by Canon's XL1 has even been acknowledged by users for its cinematic-like appearance. 40x Digital IEEE 1394 DV Terminal The GL1 is equipped with a DV In/Out terminal that conforms to IEEE1394. It takes just a single digital video cable to transfer or copy your videos in pure digital form to your DV compatible computer or another Canon DV camcorder. By transferring images and sound to a DV compatible computer, including Macintosh or PC platforms, users can explore the possibilities of visual computing. This includes editing video or enhancing still images with today's popular software programs, developing website content, video streaming via the internet or simply printing images, for example, on any of Canon's color Bubble Jet computer printers. 100x Digital Flexible LCD View Screen and Color Viewfinder The 2.5" view screen makes it easier to compose sensational shots from any angle. It swivels and flips for maximum handling comfort and flexibility. It also tucks neatly away when bright shooting conditions make the eyecup viewfinder the preferred way to shoot. 3

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Professional Picture Quality
Flexible LCD View
Screen and Color
Viewfinder
The 2.5” view screen makes it
easier to compose sensational
shots from any angle. It
swivels and flips for maximum
handling comfort and
flexibility. It also tucks neatly
away when bright shooting
conditions make the eyecup
viewfinder the
preferred way to
shoot.
3 Shooting Modes
The GL1 has three shooting
modes to accommodate any
of your recording needs.
Normal Movie Mode
By merging Canon’s superior
lens quality with 3 CCDs, the
GL1 delivers stunning
resolution and color
reproduction - some of the
best images outside of a TV
studio. This mode records
video in the standard
interlaced fashion similar to
conventional camcorders.
Normal Movie Mode is ideal
for recording video which
appears smooth and natural
during playback on a TV or
video editing computer.
Digital Photo Mode with
self timer
Take almost 700 brilliantly
clear still pictures on a single
tape (in SP mode). The photo
mode further distinguishes the
GL1 by capturing extremely
high resolution still images.
The camera records the still
pictures for approximately 6
seconds, as well as recording
the sound for your verbal
notes or narration. You can
search through the tape for
your photos using the supplied
remote control.
40x Digital
20x Zoom
... plus
wide-converter
100x Digital
Optical
wide angle
20x Zoom Lens with
100x Digital Zoom
The GL1 incorporates a 20x
Professional L-Series Fluorite
optical zoom lens which
transforms distant subjects
into dramatic close-ups. The
20x optical zoom is the 35mm
focal length equivalent of 40 to
806mm. The digital zoom,
capable of extending to 40x
and a maximum of 100x,
provides sharper detail
compared to others thanks to
Canon’s superior lens quality.
You’ll reveal details too distant
to be seen with just the eye
alone.
At full telephoto the
35mm focal length equivalent
is an amazing 80,600mm.
Add the optional WD-58 Wide-
converter to increase the field
of view by 0.7x for indoor
shots or panoramic views.
Frame Movie Mode
This mode captures video in a
unique non-interlaced method
allowing the GL1 to record 30
frames of video per second.
Similar to a motor drive on a
35mm camera, Frame Movie
Mode performs like a Digital
Motor Drive.
You’ll
capture
every gesture and expression
of your subject with
spectacular clarity. It’s perfect
for users who choose to grab
high quality still images from
video for making prints,
website content, or even
sending emotionally charged
images over the internet. The
non-interlaced method
popularized by Canon’s XL1
has even been acknowledged
by users for its cinematic-like
appearance.
IEEE 1394
DV Terminal
The GL1 is equipped with a
DV In/Out terminal that
conforms to IEEE1394.
It
takes just a single digital video
cable to transfer or copy your
videos in pure digital form to
your DV compatible computer
or another Canon DV
camcorder.
By transferring
images and sound to a DV
compatible computer,
including Macintosh or PC
platforms, users can explore
the possibilities of visual
computing.
This includes
editing video or enhancing still
images with today’s popular
software programs,
developing website content,
video streaming via the
internet or simply printing
images, for example, on any of
Canon’s color Bubble
Jet computer printers.