JVC Everio GZ-HD40 Camcorder Reviewby David KenderPublished on Jul 10, 2008 1:00 PM
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What’s in the Box?
The JVC GZ-HD6 ships with the following items:
-AC Adapter
-BN-VF815U Battery Pack
-Component Cable
-Audio/Video Cable
-USB Cable
-Shoulder Strap
-CD-ROM
-Remote Control
-Lithium Battery
-CU-VC7U Everio Dock
The docking station adds a FireWire terminal and allows the AC adapter to take a rest, which is convenient during post. You'll need another battery pack for longer shoots, due to the BN-VF815U's mediocre stamina. On the plus side, a 120GB HDD renders the need for additional media virtually useless because of the massive space.

The contents of the box
Other Features (2.0)
Data Battery/HDD Index - In order to keep tabs on your remaining battery life, the Data Battery and HDD Index allow you to monitor exactly how much juice is left in the GZ-HD40. Press the Battery/Index button when the camcorder is either powered off or on and a battery meter appears displaying the remaining time via a percentage meter. When the camcorder is powered on, the Battery/Index button will display the remaining HDD space in numerical values and a pie graph.
Drop Detection - If you're accident prone, the Drop Detection feature will suit you just fine. When Drop Detection is activated, the camcorder will remove the needle from the HDD when it senses a sudden change in gravity to save your precious moments.
Digital Effects - JVC's digitally rendered in-camera effects include Sepia, Monotone, Classic Film, and Strobe.
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