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TX30 Waterproof Camera with 5x Optical Zoom














Specifications

  • Waterproof to 32.801 feet, it resists dust, cold and bumps
  • 18.2 effective megapixels Exmor R® CMOS sensor
  • Carl Zeiss® lens with 5x optical zoom
  • Wide-angle lens packs more into holiday scenes
  • Add creative effects to stills, movies and panoramas
Sensor Type 
1/2.3" type (7.76 mm) Exmor R® CMOS sensor
 
Number of Pixels (Effective)  
18.2MP
 
Lens type 
ZEISS® Vario-Tessar Lens
 
Optical Zoom 
5x
 
Screen Type 
3.3 in (8.3 cm) (4:3) / 1,229,760 dots / Xtra Fine / TFT LCD
 
Input and Output Terminals 
Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0), Micro HDMI, Multi USB
 
 
 


Beautiful shots in any conditions

By the pool, snorkeling, skiing — the TX30 has an OLED screen and an 18.2­MP sensor for detailed photos and smooth Full HD videos of coral reefs or snow-covered slopes.










See the world with 18.2 MP clarity

Bring the colors, detail and life in everything you shoot, with a powerful 18.2-effective megapixel Exmor R™ CMOS sensor.



Get 5x closer

A Carl Zeiss lens with a 5x optical zoom handles every scene, from wide-angle landscapes to detailed close-ups.






No shakes, just blur-free shots

The freedom to shoot crystal-clear pictures on the fly and without a tripod; Optical SteadyShot dynamically counters movements to keep the picture in focus.






Get into the wilderness

Made for extremes, but just as happy on a sunny day, the TX30 is dustproof, shockproof, and coldproof.

Ready for the outdoors

The TX30 shrugs off knocks, drops, dust and scratches.






What’s your favorite color?

Make a statement with your camera and choose your favorite color — the TX30 matches style with optical excellence.

See exactly what you shoot

See every shot clearly, even in bright sunshine. A high resolution OLED touchscreen display lets you adjust settings and review shots at the swipe of a finger.



Film like a pro in Full High Definition

For movies that capture what it felt like to be there. Shoot Full HD movies at 30 frames per second that you can show off back home on a big-screen TV.
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