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JVC GZ-R450 and GZ-R320 camcorders survive water, drops, and shock

JVC GZ-R450 and GZ-R320 camcorders survive water, drops, and shock

Posted on August 14, 2015August 28, 2019 By Jarvis

Taking a camcorder into the woods or to the beach can spell disaster. Normal camcorders will die a premature death if they get wet or if you drop them. JVChas rolled out a pair of new camcorders called the GZ-R450 and the GZ-R320. The two products share some of the same features including water resistance, drop resistance, and the ability to survive cold weather.

Both camcorders are waterproof to 16.4-feet and can survive being dropped from a height of 4.9-feet. They are also able to survive cold to 14-degrees and they are dust proof. Another cool feature is that both will float if dropped in water making them perfect for use when boating or rafting.
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