Sony Handycam DCR-HC30E

Sony Handycam DCR-HC20

One of the most flexible and compact dv Camera Sony have bought out. I bought one of these when I visited America to capture some of the local sights and sounds. not having much video camera knowledge at the time I was tempted by the low price and stylish compact look that no other make of camera can match. There are helpful guides included in the box and the usual 12 month warranty details just in case. Look: the camera is chrome and manages to achieve a modern look without being tacky or mistaken for something out of a star trek movie! the thinner touch screen is easier to view than previous models due to its increases size. the buttons are easy to press although it ...

Sony Handycam DCR-TRV22

playing without breaking the spell of their game! The camcorder has a very high spec Carl Zeiss lens, which basically means you get a very sharp picture. The camcorder has 800 k pixels, which apparently is good! Something to do with the number of dots. The camcorder has a self-timer function to allow everyone to be in the picture! It is also possible to create many clever dickey tricks for your films such as fading in or out, overlapping and my favourite creating a mosaic effect. There are numerous other special effects all accessed via the LCD screen. The camcorde r also com es with a ...

Sony Handycam DCR-PC3

We've been using the Sony p23 for just over six months now, filming everything from watersports to the odd dodgy flick and we remain impressed with the overall quality of the thing. It feels built to last and the only quibbles are minor. It certainly won't replace your stills camera though, although images saved to the on-board memory stick in fine mode are okay, but even better if you reduce them to two-thirds the original size. Unless you want top-notch stills though, the beauty of the sony is that you only need take one camera with you. When you get home, simply pop selected images onto the memory stick and cart them over to the pc for a bit of editing. ...