Comparison JVC GZ-R435 vs JVC GZ-R415

The amount of internal memory on non-removable media — flash-module or hard disk (see "Media type") — provided in the design of the camera. This parameter determines how much information the camera is able to store "inside itself", without the use of external media. Such storage is somewhat more reliable than on removable media like memory cards — after all, non-removable memory can only be lost along with the camera itself. On the other hand, in case of overflow, it is enough to replace a removable card with a clean one, while in such a case it will be necessary to delete the recorded memory from the built-in memory — and this is quite inconvenient, and sometimes not applicable. Therefore, in the vast majority of modern cameras, the built-in memory, if available, is duplicated by removable storages.

The capacity of a regular camcorder battery is the amount of energy that it can hold on a full charge. In portable electronics, this parameter is measured in mAh; 1 mAh corresponds to the amount of energy that allows you to give a current of 1 mA for 1 hour. Of course, the higher the capacity, the longer the battery can last; however, keep in mind that the actual power consumption and battery life of modern cameras depends on a huge number of factors, ranging from the class (see "Features") to the specifications of individual electronic components. Therefore, in fact, the battery capacity is a purely reference characteristic, and it is impossible to compare different models with each other by it — for this you should use the directly claimed battery life (see below).