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==Digital cameras== | ==Digital cameras== | ||
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* JVC GC-5S ( same as [[Fujifilm MX-700]]) | * JVC GC-5S ( same as [[Fujifilm MX-700]]) | ||
* JVC GC-A33 | * JVC GC-A33 | ||
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The Victor Company of Japan, Limited, or Japanese Victor Company is more commonly known as JVC - and is a large manufacturer and developer of audio & visual technology. It is particularly known for developing the VHS video-cassette system. They continue to make professional and amateur video and specialist still cameras.
Digital cameras
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| JVC GC-A33 image by ShutterNut... (Image rights) |
- JVC GC-5S ( same as Fujifilm MX-700)
- JVC GC-A33
- JVC GC-A50
- JVC GC-A55
- JVC GC-A70
- JVC GC-QX3HD
- JVC GC-QX3U
- JVC GC-QX5HD
- JVC GC-X1EK
