YASHICA Action Camera (YAC-400)
Yashica YC400 Action Cam ( 4K action Cam)
A water-resistant casing that allows you to film fascinating water sports; water-resistant up to 30 meters under water. IP68 certified
- High definition screen that displays and replays fascinating videos recorded
- Detachable battery that is easy to replace and prolongs your camera’s service life
- Video recording while charging
- Video recording with battery
- 12-megapixel HD wide-angle lens
- HDMI HD output
- Web camera
- Support storage cards up to 32GB maximum
- Multiple video recording formats: 4K 1080P 720P WVGA
- Recorded in MOV format
- Multiple photo shooting modes: Single shot, Snapper
- Video encryption enabled
- Mini appearance, diversified colors available
-Wi-Fi connection.
The YAC-400 Action Camera with Wi-Fi from Yashica is the latest and most powerful yet, recording a maximum of 4K video at 10 fps or 1080p at 60 fps (for best results). It also takes up to 12MP interpolated still photos, and features built-in Wi-Fi connectivity for remote monitoring and control via the EZ iCam App (available on both Google play store and Apple App store).
Included with the camera is a waterproof housing rated to depths of 100'/30M, making the camera suitable for underwater snorkeling and diving activities. Also included with the camera is an assortment of mounts to cover a variety of shooting situations, with mounts provided for helmets, handlebars, tripods, and more. A 2" LCD screen on the back of the camera allows you to compose your shots as well as review what you've already recorded.
The camera records to microSD/SDHC memory cards up to 32GB in capacity. In addition to a maximum of 4k at 10 fps, the camera shoots best at 1080P at 60fps. A micro HDMI port allows you to connect directly to an HDTV to view your recorded content, while a micro-USB port allows you to transfer footage to a computer for editing. The USB port is also used to charge the included 1050mAh lithium-ion battery. Depending on the recording mode set, the battery life will vary. (roughly 90 mins on 1080P@30fps and 50 minutes on 1080p@60fps/4K@10fps).
