Product comparison · 2 camcorders

JVC GZ-E10BUS camcorder Handheld camcorder CMOS Full HD Black vs JVC GZ-E200BUS camcorder Handheld camcorder CMOS Full HD Black

Key differences

Focal length (35mm film equivalent)
- GZ-E10BUS camcorder Handheld camcorder CMOS Full HD Black:43.3 - 1680 mm
- GZ-E200BUS camcorder Handheld camcorder CMOS Full HD Black:42 - 1680 mm
Display diagonal
- GZ-E10BUS camcorder Handheld camcorder CMOS Full HD Black:6.86 cm (2.7")
- GZ-E200BUS camcorder Handheld camcorder CMOS Full HD Black:7.62 cm (3")
Depth
- GZ-E10BUS camcorder Handheld camcorder CMOS Full HD Black:110.5 mm
- GZ-E200BUS camcorder Handheld camcorder CMOS Full HD Black:116 mm
Weight
- GZ-E10BUS camcorder Handheld camcorder CMOS Full HD Black:185 g
- GZ-E200BUS camcorder Handheld camcorder CMOS Full HD Black:190 g

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Comparison of GZ-E10BUS, GZ-E200BUS
51 specifications	A JVC GZ-E10BUS camcorder Handheld camcorder CMOS Full HD Black Model GZ-E10BUS View product	B JVC GZ-E200BUS camcorder Handheld camcorder CMOS Full HD Black Model GZ-E200BUS View product
Lens system1 differ
Focal length (35mm film equivalent)Differs	43.3 - 1680 mm	42 - 1680 mm
Storageidentical
Disc types supportedKnown for one	No	Unknown — not stated by the source
Camcorder tape typeKnown for one	No	Unknown — not stated by the source
Display1 differ
Display diagonalDiffers	6.86 cm (2.7")	7.62 cm (3")
TouchscreenKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Cameraidentical
3DKnown for one	No	Unknown — not stated by the source
Still imageidentical
Maximum image resolutionKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1920 x 1080 pixels
Still image resolution(s)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	640 x 480,1440 x 1080,1920 x 1080
Image formats supportedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	JPG
Weight & dimensions2 differ
DepthDiffers	110.5 mm	116 mm
WeightDiffers	185 g	190 g
Other featuresidentical
Linux operating systems supportedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes

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