The camera not only shoots still images in HD, but also videos, all in MPEG-4 format (but more on that later). As always, the camera outsells the fact that its 10MP equipped, keeping the optical zoom range to only 3x, which is measly. It allows HD video at 720p and 1080i resolution.
The camera comes loaded with a very useful feature for the lazy. Obviously, it's targeted at those with a lot of money, who are disdainful of manual controls. Yes, the V1073 features a smart mode, wherein you are expected to allow the camera to select the right scene mode for you.
I expected it to be slow in getting at the right mode, but it wasn’t. The camera takes less than a second to choose the right scene mode. What’s more, it also automatically adjusts the settings for macro shots, should you pull the camera close to a subject.
It’s not very accurate though. I hated it when I needed to adjust flash settings for every picture.
The V1073 is equipped with an optical image stabilizer, which helps in getting sharper pictures. You can even tag your pictures on the fly, so that you can reach the particular sequence with ease. Personally, I like this – it does away with the need to run through all the pictures to get to the ones you want to see.
In US it is around $250,so in India it can be around Rs.12000 
