BenQ G1 is the first pro compact camera made by BenQ, the camera features Panasonic 14 Mega Pixels, 1/2.3 inch CMOS sensor,F1.8 bright lens with 4.6x optical zoom, ISO rating from 100 to 6400, the G1 have 3.0″ 920k pixels swivel LCD and also features Full HD and HD video recording at 30fps.
New in BenQ G1
The F1.8 Lens
The BenQ G1 lens has seven lenses elements in six groups, including an aspherical lens element that improves focus and image integrity by correcting visual aberrations and minimizing illumination loss.
The high-transmission, part-glass lens material and a wide lens thread of 17mm increase light transmission to achieve optimum visual clarity in dimly lit environments or at night.
A lens shift-type image stabilizer paired with an advanced digital image processor effectively reduces image noise and blur caused by hand jitters.
A shallow depth of field greatly blurs the background to create beautiful bokeh pictures.
New 14 Mp CMOS sensor by Panasonic
A 14M pixel CMOS sensor with embedded light-sensitive diodes increases the pixel-by-pixel light absorbance volume to achieve twice the light transmission rate as a traditional sensor component and to lower image noise by 50% – so ultra-clear photos can be created without a tripod in low light environments and at night. Low voltage image transfer further lowers power consumption, allowing more time for video- and photo-shooting.
High-Speed Dual Core DSP
A dual core operation processes high resolution images and multiple tasks efficiently to deliver Full HD videos and continuously shot photos without increasing power consumption.
Next-generation image processing pipelines transmit high resolution images with low-light sensitivity to offer optimum image and video quality in low light settings or fast-moving scenes.
The new noise cancellation function produces clear and vivid images even with increased ISO sensitivity under a dim light source.
Exclusive Image Registration and Ghost Image Removal technologies further perfect the performance of multi-image composing features such as Handheld Night Shot, HDR and Background Defocus.
Manual Modes
M (Manual) Mode: This feature allows you to set the shutter speed and aperture value freely to take photos with higher flexibility.
Av (Aperture Priority) Mode: 14 aperture value choices at zoom 1 enable you to highlight your photographic theme and create images with great depth.
Tv (Shutter Priority) Mode: This feature allows you to adjust the shutter speed according to your moving subjects to clearly capture dynamic images.
P (Program) Mode: The camera will automatically adjust the shutter speed and aperture value, so all you need to do is focus on forming the perfect composition.
BenQ G1 features High Resolution: 920k Swivel Screen display
Other new Features
Background Defocus Simulating the shallow depth of field effect of a DSLR camera, the G1 automatically captures two shots with different depth of field and layers them together to create a soft, blurry background that highlights the subject of your image.
In camera HDR: The HDR-Art feature applies the same mechanism as the HDR image enhancement technology to combine multiple photos with a dynamic range of exposure levels adjusted between the brightest and darkest areas of the photo. As a result, a stunning artistic image that is perfectly balanced in contrast and brightness is created.
other mode includes sketch-style image, color filters, Oil Painting Mode and MagiQ Filter.
Both the BenQ camera uses Sony Sensors, BenQ GH600 uses 16 Megapixel CCD sensor whereas BenQ GH700 comes with 16 Megapixel BSI CMOS Sensor, Due to BIS CMOS Sensor you get better low light performance, HDR mode and Full HD movie mode. CMOS sensors uses less power compared to CCD sensors hence you get better battery life in GH700, Read the comparison review below for detail specification comparison.
BenQ GH 600 vs BenQ GH700 comparison review
The BenQ GH600 comes with CCD sensor whereas the BenQ GH700 comes with The back – illuminated BSI CMOS sensor increases sensitivity by two times and minimizes the noise level by up to 50%, delivering stunning results in low – light situations.
The GH700 features a high-speed, high – efficiency digital signal processor (DSP) that enhances the processing speed by up to 30%.
The BenQ GH600 captures 720p HD @ 30fps with sound whereas BenQ GH 700 1080p Full HD videos at 60fps with Stereo Sound.
GH700 has a built-in wind cut function so audio recorded can have minimum unwanted background noise. On GH700, there is also an interdependent recording button that provides a quick access to start recording instantaneously so nothing will be missed; while pressing the shutter button during recording will capture a still shot. Truly an exceptional camera whether the user is an aspiring photographer or videographer.
HDR III Image Enhancement Technology in GH700
HDR III utilizes the exposure bracketing technique to take three photos with different exposures and combine them to create a stunning image that’s more balanced in contrast and brightness. The BSI CMOS sensor and DSP can then effectively refine and enrich the foreground and background details to add a finishing touch to the HDR image.
Continuous Shooting Mode in GH700
High – Speed Burst: Press down the shutter button to shoot up to ten 16M high – resolution photos.
Pre – shooting: Press the shutter button half way down to shoot up to five images before the shutter button is fully pressed.
Sporty Burst: Take 54 1M fast-action photos with a high shutter speed of either 1/120 or 1/240.
Smart Selector: To take a continuous shot, press and hold down the shutter button .And release it to stop. Only the sharpest photo will be saved.
Multi – Shot 16: Press and hold down the shutter button to take 16 consecutive photos at 30 frames per second. The shots will be automatically combined into one photo.
Conclusion:Overall Winner BenQ GH700, Both the BenQ camera shares same lens and display unit, BenQ GH700 comes with CMOS sensor and a faster image processing engine for better performance, you also get high speed Burst mode and creative tools such as in Camera HDR mode in GH700, GH700 available from January 2012 in online stores.
BenQ GH700 High Performance zoom camera from BenQ, It features Sony 16 Mega Pixels, 1/2.3 inch BSI CMOS for better low light performance, BenQ GH 700 captures 1080p Full HD videos at 60fps with Stereo Sound. GH700 has a built-in wind cut function so audio recorded can have minimum unwanted background noise. The GH700 features a high-speed, high – efficiency digital signal processor (DSP) that enhances the processing speed by up to 30% (compared to GH600), The ability to process high resolution images delivered by the BSI CMOS sensor enables the camera to deliver sharper and more refined images even when it’s shooting speedy continuous shots at 10 shots per second or producing 60 – frames – per – second 1080p Full HD videos.
Press Release
TAIPEI, TAIWAN, October 31, 2011 – Today, BenQ, an internationally renowned provider of digital lifestyle innovations, announces the launch of its first 1080p FullHD bridge-type digital camera – GH700. Possessing a 21x Super Zoom, with BSI CMOS Sensor for superior low-light performance, and numerous features, it is the ultimate choice for photography enthusiasts who want to venture into higher-end models from a point-and-shoot camera.
The designers decided with a luminous golden ring around the lens to symbolize BenQ’s relentless passion for photography excellence. The powerful 21x optical zoom lens satisfies the users by effortlessly capturing sharp, steady shots at a brilliant speed from a great distance.
Combine high quality material with the innovative technology, High Performance Optical Zoom Lens, the GH700 is able to produce exceptionally realistic photos. The aspherical lens enhances the focus providing sharp, high-resolution images; while having high-transmission, low-dispersion material with nano-scale anti-reflection coating – users can get shots with dramatically true-to-life colours.
Most digital cameras’ biggest challenge is when shooting in a low-light environment. Built with the BSI CMOS-enabled Handheld Night Shot Mode, the GH700 delivers clear pictures even when using a high zoom ratio. The camera will take several exposures automatically and combine them into one single photo – vivid clarity, each and every time.
GH700 records your life’s greatest moments at 60 frames per second in 1080p Full HD resolution with zoom, with outstanding surround sound audio to complement the clear video. Furthermore, GH700 has a built-in wind cut function so audio recorded can have minimum unwanted background noise. On GH700, there is also an interdependent recording button that provides a quick access to start recording instantaneously so nothing will be missed; while pressing the shutter button during recording will capture a still shot. Truly an exceptional camera whether the user is an aspiring photographer or videographer.
The GH700 further enhances the users’ shooting experience with the 25mm wide-angled lens; a large 3″ 460k LCD screen; OIS function; 1cm super-macro function; HDR III Enhancement technology and the continuous shooting mode.
The BenQ GH700 will debut worldwide in November, 2011. For more information, please visit www.BenQ.com
BenQ GH600 announced it features Sony 16 Mega Pixels, 1/2.3 inch CCD Sensor, 21X Optical Zoom with optical image stabilization and 1cm of super macro mode, HD video recording 720p (1280 x 720) with sound, Fixed 3.0” LCD 460k pixels Display unit, Normal ISO range 100 to 1600, ISO 3200 and 6400 available at boost mode. The BenQ GH600 is available in black and white and will debut worldwide in the end of October, 2011.
Press Release
TAIPEI, TAIWAN, October 27, 2011 – Internationally-renowned provider of digital lifestyle innovations, BenQ, announces today the launch of its first bridge-type digital camera – the GH600. Combining the advantages of point-and-shoot camera and DSLR-like imaging effects, the GH600 boasts a powerful 21x super zoom lens; 16-Mpixel CCD sensor; 25mm wide-angle lens; O.I.S (Optical Image Stabilizer) system; a 3″ 460K LCD display and a wide selection of shooting modes. Possessing a compact and ergonomic body whilst offering an affordable solution to young adults who love to share their own unique ideas captured in photos, and need something more than just another compact digital camera.
Providing the convenience of point-and-shoots and delivering innovative imagine effects, the GH600 brings users a sophisticated photography experience with added creativity. The 21x Super Zoom lens offers a broad focal range from 25mm wide angle to 525mm telephoto (equivalent on a 35mm camera), and with the O.I.S (Optical Image Stabilizer) system which compensates inadvertent camera shake and a high light sensitivity of up to ISO6400, the GH600 is able to capture crystal clear, blur-free images in the finest details. The 16-Mpixel camera also features the HDR image enhancement technology which automatically adjusts luminance and contrast under even the highest contrast lighting conditions.
The versatile GH600 shoots brilliantly crisp HD 720p videos at 30 frames per second with zoom for fluid movement in fast-action scenes from afar or close, and an interdependent recording button provides a quick access to start recording instantaneously so that no precious moment will be missed. Capturing close-up shots is easy with GH600’s Super Macro mode which captures objects from as close as 1 cm, preserving incredible details and an intimate feel.
The GH600 further enhances the users’shooting experience with its wide selection of fun shooting modes; Color Accent allows a selected colour in the photo to stay whilst having the rest converted into black and white. The LOMO Mode adds artistic effects to photographs, turning them into artworks with unlimited creativity. The Fisheye Mode creates a hemispherical distortion view of the targeted shot. And the Web Auction Mode combines up to four photos and presents them in a collage-style layout. Other shooting modes include the P/Av/Tv/M Mode, the Panorama Mode, Speedy Burst, Beauty Enhancer and the Advanced Smart Scene Mode.
The BenQ GH600 is available in black and white and will debut worldwide in the end of October, 2011.
The New new BenQ E1465 digital camera features 14MP sensor, 27mm wide-angle lens, 720p movie recording, a high ISO of 6400 and 5cm Macro close-up mode. Add effects with the LOMO, FISHEYE, and COLOR ACCENT for the unique personal touches. Make movies with collages of the photos taken as well as high-definition 720p clips recorded for those special moments in life.
The new BenQ E1465 digital camera will be available worldwide in May 2011
BenQ New C1430camera features BSI CMOS sensor of 14MP, Speedy Burst Shooting mode of 6 shots per second at 3 megapixel resolution, 3x optical zoom, 720p HD movie recording and a full-set of shooting modes. Another advance feature of the C1430 is the HDR (High Dynamic Range) image enhancement technology, vivid HD videos with the C1430’s 720p HD movie recording function which comes with a smart pre-recording tool that stores 3 seconds of the footage before the actual record button is pressed, the pre-recorded footage will be automatically added to the clip once the record button is pressed.
Press Release TAIPEI, TAIWAN, 14 March, 2011 – BenQ proudly announces today the launch of the C1430 digital camera, the latest addition to the C-series digital camera lineup, offering an affordable point-and-shoot solution that combines superior image quality, intuitive usability with thoughtfully selected features. The C1430 is equipped with a 14 Megapixel BSI (Back Side Illuminated) CMOS sensor, Speedy Burst Shooting mode, 3x optical zoom, 720p HD movie recording and a full-set of shooting modes and fun features for all ages.
Powered by the BSI CMOS sensor, the C1430’s Speedy Burst Shooting is able to capture up to 6 shots per second at 3 megapixel resolution in automatic focus, meaning any fast-moving actions can be captured in clear detail by just a single shutter press – simply choose the best shot, or enjoy the entire sequence. Taking pictures in low-light conditions is made easy with C1430’s 14 megapixel BSI CMOS sensor which significantly improves the light sensitivity of the sensor, resulting in photos that are properly exposed with reduced image noise. C1430 fear no darkness!
Those fast-moving actions can even be captured in crisply detailed, vivid HD videos with the C1430’s 720p HD movie recording function which comes with a smart pre-recording tool that stores 3 seconds of the footage before the actual record button is pressed, the pre-recorded footage will be automatically added to the clip once the record button is pressed. Another advance feature of the C1430 is the HDR (High Dynamic Range) image enhancement technology, it is designed to solve high-contrast lighting challenges, HDR captures the finest foreground and background details and generates a balanced lighting image in any setting.
Available in black and silver, the C1430 comes bundled with a full range of fun features and shooting modes to optimize users’ picture-taking experience. The Self/Love Portrait mode activates auto-shooting whenever one or two faces is detected in frame, allowing users to take photos without the help of others. The Blink Detector generates alert when the subject in the photo has blinked so the shot can be retaken or saved according to one’s preference. The Pre-composition comes in handy when one wishes to have their photos taken in his/her preferred background as this function allows the users to compose their ideal background in a semi-transparent image on the screen, making sure the desired background can always be captured. The Web-Auction mode enables web auction enthusiasts to take shots of their auction items from four different angles and merge them into one photo without the use of any photo editing software. The C1430 also comes with the advanced smart scene modes which automatically detects up to 12 different scenes, adjusting the camera to the best suitable settings according to the shooting environment. Other features and effects included are: LOMO effect, Fisheye Lens, Color Accent and Beauty Enhancer – All there for the users fun and convenience.
TAIPEI, TAIWAN, December 6, 2010 – BenQ announced the expansion of its S-series digital camera lineup today with the 14 Megapixels S1420 digital camera. Stylishly encased in a vibrant orange-coloured metallic casing, the S1420 is designed for those who pursue high image quality whilst also values compact and mobility of their cool camera.
The O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer) feature on S1420 prevents blur on shots and it is the most powerful technology for anti-shake. This amazing feature works automatically and compensates for unintended camera movements or slow shutter speeds to deliver crisply rendered, sharp and crystal clear images which without might ruin an otherwise perfect shot.
S1420 is the ideal camera companion with the flawless combination of the 26mm wide-angle lens with 5x optical zoom. The wide-angle lens give allows expanded field of view needed for group shots, ensuring everyone is in frame even in a close-up shot whilst the powerful zoom makes it possible to capture detailed photos even when the subjects are of a distance.
BenQ’s HDR II image enhancement technology is a magical feature that lets users get great shots of high-contrast scenes that are usually so difficult to photograph well. HDR II depicts the scenes in the photograph exactly how it is seen by the eye, with all the details in both dark and bright areas intact. Furthermore, HDR II allows previews on the bright 3.0” LCD with HDR applied, so users know exactly what kind of shots they will be taking.
BenQ’s S1420 comes bundled with a full range of creative shooting modes which includes “LOMO”, “Fisheye” and “Color accent”. The “LOMO” adds effects like dark-corners, off-kilter exposure, and over-saturated colors to snapshots turning the photographs into gallery-worthy artworks. Apply the “Fisheye Lens” to get a wide-angle hemispherical view of the photographic subjects, adding a new source of fun and intriguing creative possibilities to photos. The “Color accent” effect allows users to keep one selected color in the photo whilst having the rest converted into black and white, heightening the ambiance and imbuing the photographs with mood and personality.
When even a great photograph cannot capture the action desired, S1420’s 720p HD movie recording capability comes into play, allowing users to record the actions in crisply detailed, brilliant and vivid HD videos. The highlights of one’s life can now be preserved in big, beautiful movies.
S1420’s highly sensitive sensor can take realistic-looking, detailed photographs in a low light scene. An ISO 6400 exposure index ensures that photographs in a dance-club or a romantic candle-lit restaurant are not compromised.
BenQ’s vibrant orange-coloured S1420 will be available in China and Asia Pacific in December, Latin America and Europe in January 2011. For more information, please visit www.BenQ.com
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BenQ G1 is the first pro compact camera made by BenQ, the camera features Panasonic 14 Mega Pixels, 1/2.3 inch CMOS sensor,F1.8 bright lens with 4.6x optical zoom, ISO rating from 100 to 6400, the G1 have 3.0″ 920k pixels swivel LCD and also features Full HD and HD video recording at 30fps.
New in BenQ G1
Manual Modes
BenQ G1 features High Resolution: 920k Swivel Screen display
Both the BenQ camera uses Sony Sensors, BenQ GH600 uses 16 Megapixel CCD sensor whereas BenQ GH700 comes with 16 Megapixel BSI CMOS Sensor, Due to BIS CMOS Sensor you get better low light performance, HDR mode and Full HD movie mode. CMOS sensors uses less power compared to CCD sensors hence you get better battery life in GH700, Read the comparison review below for detail specification comparison.
BenQ GH700 High Performance zoom camera from BenQ, It features Sony 16 Mega Pixels, 1/2.3 inch BSI CMOS for better low light performance, BenQ GH 700 captures 1080p Full HD videos at 60fps with Stereo Sound. GH700 has a built-in wind cut function so audio recorded can have minimum unwanted background noise. The GH700 features a high-speed, high – efficiency digital signal processor (DSP) that enhances the processing speed by up to 30% (compared to GH600), The ability to process high resolution images delivered by the BSI CMOS sensor enables the camera to deliver sharper and more refined images even when it’s shooting speedy continuous shots at 10 shots per second or producing 60 – frames – per – second 1080p Full HD videos.
BenQ GH600 announced it features Sony 16 Mega Pixels, 1/2.3 inch CCD Sensor, 21X Optical Zoom with optical image stabilization and 1cm of super macro mode, HD video recording 720p (1280 x 720) with sound, Fixed 3.0” LCD 460k pixels Display unit, Normal ISO range 100 to 1600, ISO 3200 and 6400 available at boost mode. The BenQ GH600 is available in black and white and will debut worldwide in the end of October, 2011.
