CANON IVY REC CAMERA 1080P

1080p 60FPS video camera (live view limited to 720p).If you’re looking for a quick and dirty rundown of what the Ivy Rec can do, here’s a quick look at its features.

Sometimes, you just want to know the basics. In addition, you can also program your own routes, although that’s an advanced feature that’s not for the faint of heart. And it has a “follow me” mode that lets you film yourself biking, running, or boating. The controller features a large LCD screen so you can see what your camera is capturing. This is a powerful, 2K camera drone with a large controller. In that case, you might want to consider the Potensic D85. That said, if you’re enthusiastic about nature photography, you may want a camera that’s designed to get shots an ordinary camera can’t. It’s also waterproof, which makes it ideal for use in the great outdoors. This camera is about the size of an old-school brick phone, and is designed to clip onto a backpack strap or belt. So we decided to put the Ivy Rec through its paces, and see how it stands up in the real world. The proof is in the pudding, or this case, in the picture quality. But anybody can make a camera look good on paper. Of course, it’s easy to get sucked into the hype when a well-regarded company like Canon releases a hot new product like the Ivy Rec.

But don’t worry! More of them will be available on October 30th, so you can get your hands on one sooner rather than later. The Ivy Rec started shipping on October 16th, and by October 21st it had already sold out. But nobody could have predicted just how many people were itching to own one. When Canon announced earlier this year that they’d be releasing a wearable waterproof camera, people were understandably excited.

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