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Sony Handycam DCR-PC5Description: Model ID 046-360 / Sony Handycam DCR-PC5 - Camcorder - 800 Kpix - optical zoom: 10 x - Mini DV - black, metallic silver / Handycam ... more 12-bit/16-bit PCM Digital Stereo Audio Recording offers a choice of either a single 16-bit/48kHz stereo audio track for DAT-quality recording, or two 12-bit/32kHz stereo tracks for CD sound quality. 2.5-inch LCD Viewscreen makes recording a snap by allowing you to see your recordings as you make them. It also makes recording events from difficult angles much simpler. Plus, you can watch your masterpiece after you've recorded it. Hole Accumulation Diode CCD reduces noise in the video signal to improve signal-to-noise ratio by up to 6dB. Built-in Digital Still Camera with Memory Stick allows you to store still images in digital format at 640x480 resolution in Sony's new Memory Stick memory. World renowned for high quality optical applications, the Carl Zeiss Varrio Sonnar zoom lens provides exceptional image quality. Digital Video The Digital Video format offers more precise image detail and color accuracy than previously possible with analog camcorders. The DCR-PC5 employs a Lithium-ion rechargeable battery power system which let's you know the amount of power remaining in the battery to within 1 minute of accuracy. Another thing you don't need to worry about is holding the camcorder perfectly still. Sony's SteadyShot system uses sophisticated motion sensors to remove unwanted picture shake. With Sony's Hyper-Precision CCD image sensors, you're not sacrificing image size or picture quality. Super NightShot enables you to shoot subjects up to 10 feet away in total darkness. 6 Picture Effects let you add creative enhancements to your video productions. Choose Slim, Stretch, Solarization, Monotone, Sepia, or Negative Art. Using Sony's unique Adaptive Frame Interpolation for better image quality, you can store hundreds of individual stills to the tape. Newest Review: ... only .0.5 megapixel), Mpegs and a DV in and out. The next generation of Sony cameras also have the fuction to email as well ... more |
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by - written on 11/05/02 (Very useful, 1593 readings)
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Looking for my first camcorder last week, I was presented with a wealth of options from traditional Digital 8 Video cameras to the new modern Digital Video camcorders. After some preliminary research on the Internet, I found that the general concensus was that Sony offered both superior picture quality and sound. I can whole heartly agree with this assessment, the picture is cystal clear in comparision to other camcorders, and while the microphone is placed on the top of the camcorder, it is remarkable how is manages to pick up sound (although on occasion a little too much background sound). I opted to the PC6E, an evolution from the highly acclaimed ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/07/01 (Very useful, 319 readings)
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I bought this camera after trawling around the Internet and various shops for opinions and advice. I wanted a decent quality camera but it needed to be small - the theory being that I would far more be likely to carry around a small camera than a big one. I am happy to say my choice has been excellent. Although the zoom doesn't match up to some of the bigger cameras, it is plenty good enough and can do really close up work. The output quality is brilliant, whether it is straight to TV/video or to a PC. The zoom is slightly fiddly, but easy enough to use even with my banana fingers. The still photos are only 640x480 so not brilliant but okay ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/07/01
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don't buy it unless you what small - Advantages: small, still pictures, light - Disadvantages: zoom button is awakard, drinks to much battery powe, touch screen marks
by - written on 11/04/01 (Very useful, 1044 readings)
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Update: I can now say that I made the right choice. The camera is a delight to use. Digital stills taken on the memory stick are brill. Video quality is excellent even in max zoom and as good as anything else on the market. The humming noise I refer to below cannot really be heard on playback at all. The only drawback is battery life with the standard battery. Use it with the screen open and you'll be lucky to get 30mins usage. However, the small size pays off time and time again. I've even dropped it onto a (thinly carpetted) floor from two feet up and it works no problem. Great! **************************************** I bought our ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/03/01 (Very useful, 743 readings)
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We bought this camcorder especially for our holiday in Florida, we needed one that was small so that we could take it on rollercoasters etc. and be able to hold onto it! The Sony DCRPC5 was the smallest we could find. For £1000 (from www.unbeatable.co.uk) this camcorder has everything. Great zoom, clear picture, stills capable and of course it’s really tiny. My favourite part of the camcorder is the still picture facility. You can store digital photos (like a normal digital camera) on a memory stick which is supplied with the camera. They can then be downloaded to a PC from the camcorder. All of the leads and software are supplied with the camcorder ... Read the complete review
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