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Sony HDR-SR10 4MP 40GB High Definition Hard Drive Handycam Camcorder

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 at 10:38 am  
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Sony HDR-SR10 4MP 40GB High Definition Hard Drive Handycam Camcorder with 15x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom
 
Sony HDR SR10 4MP 40GB High Definition Hard Drive Handycam Camcorder
Manufacturer: Sony
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  • Capture video to hard disk drive or Memory Stick media; 40 GB built-in storage
  • 1920 x 1080 high-definition recording
  • 2-megapixel ClearVid CMOS sensor with Exmor technology; Bionz image processor
  • x.v.Color captures and displays life-like color
  • Dolby Digital 5.1-channel recording
Sony HDR SR10 4MP 40GB High Definition Hard Drive Handycam Camcorder Great for the money
 
Review Date: April 22, 2008
Reviewer: Stephen Bell, Hot Springs, AR USA
I bought this camera with a little hesitation because of some of the so-so reviews, but was more than happy with the purchase. The videos look amazing. Using the HDMI cable to hook up to LCD TV makes it completly worth the money. Bought this to record my wedding and am fully satisfied. The only con is the AVCHD format is not widely supported yet. My laptop won't play the files without jumping like crazy, but you can still burn the movies directly onto a DVD and play them in Blu-Ray Players like the PS3 and loose no quality. I would not let a new technology hold you back unless you plan on keeping your older computer for an extended period of time. (Then you should prob look into VHS)

Great Camcorder
Sony HDR SR10 4MP 40GB High Definition Hard Drive Handycam Camcorder Excellent camcorder
 
Review Date: May 5, 2008
Reviewer: Tae,
Overall, it is very satisfactory.

Pros: Light weight Easy to learn and operate, Good video picture quality (I like the slow motion video quality), Big storage (40GB is big enough)

Cons: Included battery (FH60) is ok, but FH70 would be better. AVCHD format to MPEG is not perfect. Uploading from computer hard dist to camcorder hard disk is not possible (in order to play on TV, I need to bring my laptop to TV). No view finder (but, it is ok since the SR11 w/t view finder costs lot more than SR10).
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