Sony HDR-SR7 AVCHD 6.1MP 60GB High Definition Hard Disk Drive Camcorder with 10x Optical Zoom
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Sony HDR-SR7 AVCHD 6.1MP 60GB High Definition Hard Disk Drive Camcorder with 10x Optical Zoom

List Price: $1,399.99
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Brand: Sony
Binding: Electronics

Features:

  • Record high-definition (AVCHD) video directly to a 60GB HDD
  • ClearVid CMOS sensor; Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens
  • 2.7-inch widescreen hybrid touch-panel Clear Photo LCD Plus display
  • Simultaneously capture video and 4.6-megapixel still images while recording. 6.1 megapixel still images as camera only
  • Includes Handy Cam station; one touch AVCHD disc burn with optional accessory

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Customer Reviews:

Sony HDR-SR7 AVCHD Camcorder (handycam) [Posted on 2008-03-02]
- Excellent design, 5.1 sound effect is too good
- I actually returned back this piece and opted for traditional Mini DV camcorder Sony DCR HC 96.

Reason for my frustration in SR7 was its compatibility issues. Its like once you buy this one, you would have to (almost) buy HD TV, HDMI cable and may be few costly softwares to work with high quality video format. Also it would require large amount of storage capacity and processing power (Yes, even though this is a hard drive model, processing is costly). And when I through of all these collectively, that package is something I cannot afford.

> Sony MUST provide HDMI cable with this buy when you are paying $1300 for it
> Since toshiba has signed off the video format war, sony would definitely come up with one good Blueray camcorder soon.. and then this camcorder would not be this hot.

MiniDV is still my favorite. I can easily get DVD quality, superb sharpness and colors. Yes there are some efforts to convert it from Mini DV to DVD but that one time work is ok if you are getting nice quality.


The camera is good but format is a problem [Posted on 2008-03-29]
The camera has shot good videos but to play them you need a powerful computer. So unless you have a dual core high speed processor you may not like to view the videos... I returned mine as i didn't want to upgrade my laptop just for the sake of AVCHD video format... i don't know when this format problem will get resolved or probably i will wait till my current laptop is completely obsolete...


Good cam tough format. [Posted on 2008-04-07]
I think the obvious has been stated.
The camera does a great job with good lighting. Low level lighting is an issue.
I knew that before I bought.
I also knew to have Sony Vegas primed for the AVCHD formatted files.

Playback is difficult on slower processors and editing via a laptop even with core2 duo processors is rough.

I hook the camera up to the TV via the mini hdmi/usb thumb drive via PS3/USB cable to PS3/SD DVD with AVCHD as BR on PS3.

The battery life has been ok for my usage. A backup will be necessary for vacation/long shoots.

Controls and interface are user friendly and the "easy" button is nice for instant settings and shoot.

I am very happy with this camera.


Sony, always improving [Posted on 2008-06-15]
Sony, getting better all the time: This is not my first video camera, I started about 20 years ago with the Betamovie and with it I've made videos with such good quallity that I didn't change it by the next one, the Video 8 because it still wasn't better until the first Hi8 appeared which was really better than the Video 8 and the Betamovie, after it I've been changing my video cameras each three or four years and once I've tested a Panasonic which wasn't bad but, I've always felt better with Sony, and each time I buy a new one, I find new good surprices, beeing them in the head of those products's tecnology.
The only one thing I would complain about this last one, the HDR-SR7, is not having the red light for the photo camera which you need to get focus in dark.


Not Mac compatible [Posted on 2008-06-19]
I am using this camera, and it is nice. However, my biggest gripe is that it is not Mac compatible. Many creative types use a Mac, which comes with very nice movie software. I have both Macs and PCs, but would have preferred to use my Mac.

Because it wasn't compatible, I purchased Sony's Vegas, but would have been much happier using iMovie.


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