nisis-dv6-pocket-digital-camcorder

The NISIS Pocket DV6 Digital Camcorder is a multi-function Digital Camcorder with many advanced features. It utilises the latest industry standard MPEG-4 encoding technology, so you can record longer and higher resolution video clips, and has a high resolution 3.1 Mega pixel CMOS colour sensor. Built-in, software interpolation produce still photographs of up to a massive 6.6 Mega pixels resolution. The DV6 has a large, high resolution 2.0" colour TFT LCD screen, employing the latest LTPS (Low Temperature Poly Silicon) technology, so you can compose photographs or play video clips back even in bright sunshine.
You can listen to MP3 music files through the included stereo earphones and also make voice recordings. You can playback your videos, and still photographs on your TV. The NISIS DV6 uses the latest high capacity Li-ion rechargeable battery technology -and it comes with it's own mains battery charger, and a USB cable to upload images to a computer. You can then edit them, print them, or save them on CD.

NISIS DV6 Features

Use the NISIS DV6 as a Digital camcorder

Over 60 minutes of Digital Video on a standard 256 MB SD Card

30 fps (frames per second) at a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels

Plays back Video on your TV (TV needs to have A/V inputs)

Works in low light levels
Use the NISIS DV6 as a Digital still camera

Up to 6.6 Mega pixels, enables photographs to be enlarged to A3 + size

Built-in Flash

8 x Digital Zoom

USB cable to upload images and video to your computer
Use the NISIS DV6 as a Web Cam

See as well as hear, friends over the internet

High resolution 640 x 480 pixels
Use the NISIS DV6 as an MP3 PLAYER

Plays MP3 Music Files

Listen with supplied Stereo Earphones
Use the NISIS DV6 as a Voice Recorder

Records Voice reminders while on the Move
Use the NISIS DV6 as a USB Portable Disk

Transfer files from one PC to another

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Amy ()	2.0 / 5	Thu 8 Jul 10
For my Nisis- DV6 Lost my charger! When I use the USB cable can it charge the battery too? (same time?)

shawn_hughes ()	1.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
'Bought one of these from Jessops yesterday for £99, and i'm not impressed, its worth spending more money on a decent camcorder. The focusing is terrible, It has no DV out, it won't work as a webcam with an apple mac. Its horrible! If you're thinking of buying one make sure you try it in the shop before you do. I'd advise anyone to stay away from the NISIS DV6. If anyone knows where you can download a webcam driver for the DV6 so that I can use it with OS X on the mac please post a link here.'

robin ()	0.5 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
'Don't buy a NISIS DV6, you will have nothing but problems with it, go for a cheap miniDV camcorder instead. You have been warned!'

frank ()	4.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
'I PURCHASED THIS ITEM WHILST ON HOLIDAY IN UK AFTER MY DIGITAL CAMERA GAVE UP APART FROM THE VIDEO BEING A LITTLE JERKY WHEN MOVED QUICKLY I RECON IT IS A GREAT PRODUCT IT DEFINATELEY SAVED MY HOLIDAY!!! I COULD HAVE PURCHASED A BETTER ITEM I SUPPOSE, BUT MY HOLIDAY WAS NOT ABOUT BUYING CAMERAS, ALL IN ALL A GOOD LITTLE ITEM'

Rob ()	5.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
The video quality is not great but is still better than most camera phones,I find the photo quality good enough for a cheap everyday digicam.Its good for messing around with but is not really a substitute for a decient camcorder.I'm happy enough with mine as it was cheap and better than i expected.

mickydt@hotmail.co.u ()	5.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
can you run the nisis dv6 on vista. loads ok but wont let the programm run on my machine get message saying c program files unobtainable is it compatable with vista if not any one now where i can get help?

Mike the Heretic ()	5.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
I think this is a brilliant camera. It should be nearer £50, and does everthing it's meant to do in a small packagce that you can carry around in your shorts on holiday. Lets face it, none of us are Orson Welles, and who bothers with Macs any more these days? - they're so last century...

Brian ()	5.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
I have a nisis dv6 but no driver.......can anyone help please..............any ideas as to where can I get one Jessops locally cannot help !!

Raymond Battery ()	5.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
can anyone tell me where I can purchase a battery for my Nisis DV6 Camcorder (NP60 li-ion battery)

wmhonca ()	5.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
you can use some old nokia battery for nisisdv6 i have one but i dont have drive use vebcam

abbey x ()	5.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
hiya does any one know where i can get a charger for my camcorder? also, does any1 know where you can get the software bcause i lost me disc. thnx abbey x

peter ()	5.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
does anybody know where i can get my dv6 repaired does not charge anymore camera just gets warm thanks 11.02 08

Patrick ()	4.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
Insurance company gave me mine in settlement. Two or three years ago. Excellent For pocket easy to use camera.. Only fault Web site for drivers and up dates nolonger exists. And for this reason alone would not venture to anouther. Sad, Very sad to say.

adrian b ()	5.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
peter-if your camera just gets warm you need a new battery its a nokia battery 3.7v 1000mAh lithium-ion battery curiously the camera is rated at 4.2v using an NP60 battery but i think my camera has a wrong sticker on it cos it works fine on 3.7v patrick -the lead u need is usb-to-mini usb(try maplins for best price) when u plug this into the computer it steals power from the computer to charge the battery if u havnt got a mains charger to all -if you have no software disk the computer should recognize the device anyway my windows xp does the disk only contains Ulead photo express studio and a basic Ulead video edit studio to which u have to subscribe if you want to update version use Windows movie maker -much better and faster on XP nice camera but basic point and shoot for beginner the only time i was able to use as webcam was on Windows 98 on slow old machine back in the day !

adrian b (update!) ()	4.0 / 5	Mon 16 Mar 09
if you want to use the DV6 as a web cam do this: The red LED will light up when the camera is connected to the computer(windows xp in my case) This red LED is situated in the toggle button on the back of the camera. this means that the camera is in mass storage device mode and files can be found on your computer at "My ComputerRemovable DiskDCIM" When in mass storage mode press Mode button on the back of the camera and the above mentioned red LED will switch to a green LED.Now in this mode you can now implement the web cam function thus: Using Windows Live Messenger 1.click on 'show menu' right hand side of the tool bar. 2.click 'Tools' in the menu that opens up 3.click 'Audio and video set up' from the sub menu that opens up OR 4.click 'Web cam settings' from the sub menu that opens up and follow the instructions This works for me and took a bit of button pushing on the camera to find it after i had posted my comments Re Windows 98! despite what i said in my earlier