Difference between revisions of "Victor Company of Japan"
(list of old consumer digital cameras) |
m (Typo) |
||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
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. | 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== |
* JVC GC-A33 | * JVC GC-A33 | ||
* JVC GC-A50 | * JVC GC-A50 | ||
Revision as of 10:27, 7 May 2017
This article is a stub. You can help Camera-wiki.org by expanding it.
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
- JVC GC-A33
- JVC GC-A50
- JVC GC-A55
- JVC GC-A70
- JVC GC-QX3HD
- JVC GC-QX3U
- JVC GC-QX5HD
- JVC GC-X1EK
