Sony HDR-CX12
Five months ago, I took the leap and bought a Sony HDR-CX7. I had been using the Sony HDR-HC1 HDV camcorder, but as my boxes of DV tapes grew, I thought going tapeless would solve two problems: 1) tapes degrade and take space, while a flash memory card could be backed up easy to DVD-Rs. 2) it would take much less time to copy data from a flash card to the computer, instead of importing real-time. The downsides will be mentioned in a moment.As it turns out, #1 was correct, but #2 was not. After getting an 8GB memory stick, I realized I could not back that up to a 4.7GB DVD-R (single layer) so I now use a ... You can also use the HDMI connection to enjoy high-definition video and 5.1 channel audio right on your HDTV Thanks to the HDR-CX12’s small size and light weight design, it makes an ideal travel
Sony HDR-CX12 companion, so you can record that perfect moment, wherever you are The additional T coating further reduces unwanted glare and flare for increased contrast and color Smile Shutter technology for still and dual capture; Face Detection technology for video and photo Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization; Professional Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens ... »»
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