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BenQ DC C840 features a large 2.5" LTPS screen and 8MP resolution with 3x optical zoom. The P/Av/Tv/M function gives you full control & autonomy to decide how your image will come out.

The Shake-Free and High ISO portrait mode let you capture crisp images in low-light condition environment. With the ISO supports up to 1600, the new BenQ C840 is one of the most light-sensitive models in its class. The High ISO is great function to use when you like to capture a moment under dim light condition; such as in a romantic restaurant, a beautiful art gallery or a museum where flash cannot be used.

Feel the Power

BenQ DC C840 features a large 2.5" LTPS screen and 8MP resolution with 3x optical zoom. The P/Av/Tv/M function gives you full control & autonomy to decide how your image will come out.

Shake Free and High ISO Portrait Mode

The Shake-Free and High ISO protrait mode let you capture crisp images in low-light condition environment. With the ISO supports up to 1600, The new BenQ C840 is one of the most light-sensitive models in its class. The High ISO is great function to use when you like to capture a moment under dim light condition; such as in a romantic restaurant, a beautiful art gallery or a museum where flash cannot be used.

Face Tracking function

Detect and track human faces and then focus to ensure the people are perfectly presented in terms of color and clearness in the photos.

P/Av/Tv/M Mode

The new C840 PASM mode gives you quick access to Program,Aperture priority, Shutter priority and Manual. Taking control over the aperture/shutter enables you to explore your creativity and imagination

Program Mode

Use the Program mode to control exposure compensation (how much light enters the camera)

The camera automatically sets the shutter speed and aperture based on the scene lighting. Program mode offers the ease of auto shooting with full access to all menu options.

Aperture Priority

Use Aperture priority mode to control aperture and exposure compensation

The camera automatically sets the shutter speed for proper exposure. Aperture priority mode is primarily used to control depth of field.

Shutter Priority

Use Shutter priority mode to control the shutter speed and exposure compensation

The camera automatically sets the aperture for proper exposure. Shutter priority mode is primarily used to prevent blur when your subject is moving. To prevent camera shake, use a tripod for slow shutter speeds.

Manual

Use the Manual mode for the highest level of creative control

You are free to set the aperture and shutter speed accroding to the scence, and the exposure compensation changes as a result of those settings.

Opitical zoom during movie recording mode

The optical zoom in movie mode allows you to zoom in and out for a sharp and clear view during the video recording. You can easily switch between shooting mode and recording mode at ease.