Sony Handycam DCR-TRV11

Top HandyCam (272 words)
by gihdy - written on 22/09/00, updated on 22/09/00 (Very useful, 1056 readings)
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terrain. Plus the price has come down a lot since the original intro to make it more competitive. Unfortunately I don't have a Sony Vaio which means I can't link up to download moving images to my PC. But that's about the only major drawback I can think of. Picture rating : 5/5 Sound rating : 4/5 Looks : 5/5 Accessories : 3/5 For the more professional user, I'd suggest looking at the TRV20 or even the new PC110 just out. ...

Sony Handycam DCR-TRV11

Fan-cam-tastic! (196 words)
by smeakatron - written on 14/11/00, updated on 14/11/00 (Useful, 378 readings)
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I have only recently bought this product for the small fee of £1000 so haven't mastered it yet. However i have found it a vast improvement on its pretty lame analogue brothers. Features include a Carl Zeiss lens with 40x digital zoom as well view cam and memory stick function. The digital effects are amusing at first but won't be needed to much but could come in handy for drunken scenes (you'll see when you use the trail function) or creating ghostly images( overlap). It doubles up as a digital camera as you can take pictures and use the memory stick to edit them and print them on your computer. Ive only roadtested it twice. Once at a party and the second time at a local bands ...

Sony Handycam DCR-TR7000E

A Digital Video Camera to cherish (422 words)
by danfreedman - written on 25/09/00, updated on 25/09/00 (Very useful, 3767 readings)
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The Sony DCR -TR7000E is one of a new breed of cameras from Sony. In many ways this camera is an excellent compromise and offers the novice or advanced user a range of facilities which will cause it to remain the camera of first choice for many years to come. Digital cameras are appearing at a relentless pace, yet one thing remains a perenial problem for this breed of unit. Storage. There are numberous standards for storage media, all of which are relatively expensive. Sony has solved this problem at a stroke by combining a camera which uses Hi8 tape but records digitally. On a 90 miniute tape you can record in DV standard 60mins of film. At a cost of about £5 per hour, ...