Can I Add a Flash to a Panasonic Pv-Gs320?

Panasonic is headquartered in Japan with a subsidiarity in New Jersey. It is a research and development company that specializes in many consumer electronics, including video cameras.

Identification

• The Pv-Gs320 is a MiniDV palm recorder created by Panasonic. It weighs less than a pound and has a long list of features including image stabilization, backlight compensation and date recording. In addition, it utilizes a Leica lens for added image quality.

Memory

• The images are stored on a MiniDV, which is a small cassette that usually holds around 11GB of memory. In addition to the MiniDV capability, the MiniDV palm recorder comes with an SD Card slot. SD is a type of flash memory which Panasonic incorporates in its handheld camera. You can store additional images and footage directly to the SD Card.

Flash

• The Pv-Gs320 does not have a slot for a flash drive, which is a USB drive that can be used as a portable hard drive. The memory is limited to the MiniDV and the SD card components.