The JVC Adixxion 2 GC-XA2 was an awesome tool for making movies and recording memories. The Adixxion 2 Camera takes this tool to the next level. With improved resolution, an improved gyro-sensor image stabilizer, upgraded Wi-Fi functions, an expanded viewing angle, and enhanced low-light performance, the Adixxion 2 could elevate you from casual user to full-blown addict. Despite weighing only about four ounces, the JVC Adixxion 2 Camera shoots in 1080/60p HD so you can capture every detail. The Adixxion stands up to rugged action without the need for an external housing, so you can capture every second as you ski, surf, mountain bikeyou name it. Film others and watch it go down with the LCD monitor, or set up a solo shoot using your smartphone to control the Adixxion and stream images remotely. The Adixxion 2 is also capable of monitoring up to four more Adixxion 2 cameras simultaneously. In addition to filming video, the Adixxion also shoots eight-megapixel photos and even has a time-lapse function for stills or video, so you can capture the sun slowly setting over the water or record the snow as it builds up outside your cabin overnight.
Product Features
- Claimed Weight: (with battery and memory card) 4.76 oz
- PC Connection: yes, USB, HDMI, Wi-Fi
- Field of View: [1080 60/50P, 1080 30/25P, 720 60/50P, 720 30/25P, WVGA] 137, [960 30/25P, Still picture] 152, [720 120/100P] 136
- Resolution: 1920 x 1080 P
- Effective Focal Length: [1080 60/50P, 1080 30/25P, 720 60/50P, 720 30/25P, WVGA] 20.5mm, [960 30/25P, Still picture] 19.3mm, [720 120/100P] 20.7mm
JVC GC XA2 Adixxion – A First Impression JVC GC-XA2 – A First ImpressionCheck out my quick video first impression: http://youtu.be/D1MOzruOhs0Hi,This is just my first impression of the JVC GC-XA2 action camera (so 4 stars so far). I will include a more in depth review later after I get a chance to run it through its features.Initially it seems well built, has an easily understood user interface and ergonomics, the video quality seems to be on par with the GoPro Hero3, but I haven’t tried…
This camera overheats… This camera has excellent video quality when recording at 1080p60. Any setting under this is pretty underwhelming. Good thing it can handle 1080p60 like a champ, right? Wrong. This camera will overheat if you record longer than 20-30 minutes, even if you set the LCD to turn off while recording. I did not experience this issue when recording in slow motion (720p120,) but the video quality was very poor. The bitrate was low and the video was grainy–barely usable. I was expecting the same 720p…