Pros: Compact, lightweight, excellent picture and sound, features, price Cons: Too small to hold conveniently
The sleek and compact Sony DCR-PC9 digital camcorder combines digital video shooting capability with the ability ti take still digital pictures at 640x480 resolution.
Pros: Very light and small camera, widescreen mode, two sound modes Cons: Fairly short battery life, zoom not very impressive for the price
I have always been a fan of Sony products, so I was not concerned when I chose the Sony DCR-PC9 as my next digital camcorder. My main reason for buying this camcorder was its low weight and small size. After using it for a couple of months now, I am...
Built around the fairly recent MiniDV tapes, which are about the same size as mini-cassette audio tapes, the Sony DCR-PC9 is extremely compact and lightweight, taking up somewhat more room than a package of cigarettes and weighing slightly...
Pros: Small, lightweight, picture clarity Cons: bad zoom, too small, short battery life, fairly pricy, no still camera or auto focus
The big picture
Sony has created yet another asumingly beautiful looking piece of electronics. The digital camcorder is small, lightweight and attractive, but the accesories, quality, tinyness don't add up to...the price.
Pros: Nice video, 640 x 480 stills, and MPEG. And ohhh ... so small. Cons: Almost too small for big hands. A little over priced.
I bought the US version of the camera at the Ultimate Electronics. I wanted a local dealer that I could take it back to instead of having to ship it to some no name place across the country. I have also heard rumors that the International (Grey market)...
Pros: solid and compact, tough metal body.
Feature reach, manual controls.
Selective shutter speeds.
Quality mic. Cons: Can't selectively turn off LCD icons.
No assignable physical dials/buttons.
I'll get straight to the point. There's enough manual controls and settings to get original, white-balanced, well exposed, filmic smooth footage from this very compact camera. I use the custom shutter speed of 25fps to get that film look while retaining ...
Pros: Great picture. Touch screen controls. VERY COMPACT!! Cons: Pricey, about $1400. No intelligent shoe.
This is the mid-model year replacement for the DCR-PC5. I was suprised to see it come into our store. I studied the camera, and learned that it pretty much the same as the DCR-PC5. Except that it has a blue tone to it, and has better battery life....
Pros: Quality Video/Sound, Great Features/Functions, better than Average Battery, NightShot Cons: Construction feels a lttle cheap, poor ergonomics, poor stills,
I originally did extensive research on the “vertical palm size” mini-DV camcorders and narrowed my decision down to the Sony DCR-PC9, the Canon Elura 20MC and the JVC GR-DVM75. Let me tell you that this was an extremely difficult evaluation because all...
Pros: Good picture quality and color saturation, very easy to carry! Cons: Picture quality in low light shooting condition is not so good
I decided on this unit mainly because of great reviews it got from experts and many many other users. Plus the fact that my wife just like the look of it, and the small size. It represents fancy or modern to ladies, I guess. Anyway, I was very...
Pros: Little, 1.1 lbs., Touch screen menu and optical zoom Cons: Little over priced.
PC9 was released couple of months back as an alternate to PC5; the main difference is the touch screen Menu. Also, Battery life is good when compared to PC5.
In PC9, I like the touch screen menu, which is really cool, and you don't really need to...
Pros: Compact, very very portable, compatible w/ memory stick and sony "i link," touch screen Cons: hard to use without the LCD screen on
First of all, let me say that this is by far the best camcorder i have ever come into contact with. All the features that sony has packed into such a small camera is nothing short of amazing. The camera comes with all of the features found on bigger...
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