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Sony DCR-SR57E
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Features of the Sony DCR-SR57E include:
- Records up to 61 hours of high quality Standard Definition video on 80GB hard drive plus HYBRID recording on optional Memory Stick™
- 800k pixel CCD sensor
- Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens with 60x optical zoom / 2000x digital zoom.
- SteadyShot image stabilization for clearer video and stills when shooting handheld
- Face Index and Film Roll Index for quick, easy searches
- 2.7” Wide LCD with easy to use touchscreen
- Power on by LCD: quick start-up from standby with ultra-low power consumption in sleep mode
- 5.1 surround sound recording with zoom mic for clearer dialogue and sound of foreground subjects
- Up to 11.5 hours STAMINA continuous shooting time (with optional battery)
- One Touch Disc Burn and Easy PC back up via USB 2.0 Hi-Speed connection (Output only)
- DVDirect™ Express compatible: allows high-speed burning to disc with VRD-P1 DVD writer
- Fun, easy to use Picture Motion Browser PC software for managing and uploading video and photos in calendar view
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Reviewed by Jayne on 22/02/2010
Bought the Sony HDD DCR-SR57E for £329.00 with 80GB HDD. Nice and neat, battery charged in just under 2 hours and claims a recording life of 45 to 60 mins. All was well until I loaded the software - PMB. It was simple enough to upload the images and to set the correct format of PAL and create a DVD. But, you cannot merge the clips so you are left with a DVD with loads of short clips to watch one at a time. if I am wrong here and someone could correct me I would be thrilled. No problem I thought, Just import the clips into Windows Movie Maker and do the job properly. I imported 3 of my 4 short clips OK but one would not import for some reason. I dragged them down to the storyboard and added a couple of transistions (fade in and out) between the clips. Thought it was going well till I trieed to save or play the storyboard. PC crashed every time. 5 hours later, I was tearing my hair out and in tears. I searched on the internet and it seems that Windows XP and MPEGs (as PMB saves the clips) do not see eye to eye and it is unlikley that i will be able to create my little films as i had hoped. Hope this makes some sense and may help you in your choice. Anyone any want a camcorder?????:confused::confused::confused:
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