Sony Handycam HDR-SR10 Digital Camcorder - 2.7" - Touchscreen LCD - CMOS - HD16:9 - 2 Megapixel Image - 1.1 Megapixel Video - 15x Optical Zoom - 180x Digital Zoom - Optical IS - HD - 40 GB Hard Drive - MPN: HDRSR10
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Items In Misc Cameras You Might Be Interested InProduct Details of Sony Handycam HDR-SR10 Digital Camcorder - 2.7" - Touchscreen LCD - CMOS - HDDescription The HDR-SR10 Handycam camcorder delivers everything you need to shoot stunning Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution video and 4 Megapixel still images. With Hybrid recording technology, you can record to either an internal 40GB hard disk drive or removable Memory Stick Duo or Memory Stick PRO Duo media. A professional-quality Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens and ClearVid CMOS sensor and BIONZ image processor let you capture every detail in video and still images. Additionally, Face Detection technology helps everyone put their best face forward, while the Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization system helps ensure images remain sharp and true. Summary Product Title: Sony Handycam HDR-SR10 Digital Camcorder - 2.7" - Touchscreen LCD - CMOS - HD Manufacturer: Sony Power Score: 4.1 | 9 Reviews Reviews on Sony Handycam HDR-SR10 Digital Camcorder - 2.7" - Touchscreen LCD - CMOS - HD
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sudhendupandey
- Apr 16, 2008
Ideal Trade-off between latest features Vs. Optimal...Strengths: Video and Image Quality, Image Stability while zooming and panning, color realism, Ease of Handling Weakness: Proprietary Video file format This model from SONY is perhaps the first in its class (HD) to provide image stabilization better than HDR-SR5 (SONY) which lacks the much needed Optical image stabilization. The HDD capacity of 40 GB Should be adequate to store recently recorded videos and eventually transfer them to a larger dedicated External HDD / DVD rather than paying a higher price for more storage capacity on a mobile...
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lynbaranda
- Jul 2, 2008
Sony HDR-SR10 40GB CamcorderStrengths: Very good zoom and picture quality. Large memory capacity. Weakness: No case or carrying strap included. Price is pretty steep. As expected of Sony, this is a very good camcorder with great zoom and excellent picture quality. It's also a plus that it has 40GB of memory so you won't have to keep using a memory stick. The only negative thing is that there was no case or carrying strap included. You would think that the would've at least supplied a fitted case for the price. But aside from that, nothing negative so far when...
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blaundre
- May 20, 2008
HDR-SR10 40GB camcorder is great!Strengths: Good recording time (about 5 hours), dual mode so that you can use 8GB memory sticks, image stabilization, and HD! Weakness: Could be better battery life, no included case, image gets grainy in low light situations Overall, this is a great HD camcorder! It has a very good record time (unlike the DVD-R versions that only let you record about 20 minutes in the best quality HD). Decent zoom and image stabilization. Great quality video...but there aren't many available video editors out there for AVCHD format HD video (try Ulead's Videostudio 11.5 plus). Otherwise, this is a great camera!
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basis2929
- Nov 6, 2008
Handycam HDR-SR10 CamcorderStrengths: High quality pictures (1080i). Good portability. Long battery life. High Zoom. Weakness: Proprietary AVCHD video format. No strap included. Vedio quality is extremely good. I connected it to my 42" Sony Bravia HDTV as well as a 24" HP PC monitor. Pictures appear spectacular on both. Widescreen pictures captured while shooting HD video also appear quite decent. White balance and color-saturation both auto adjusts well. I found the image-stabilization to be performing well too. Overall - I would recommend this product to any amateur.
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traceputman
- May 7, 2008
Nice cameraStrengths: Small, so far easy to use, all the features I need. Weakness: None so far. I just got it today, and the set up was easy, the manual so far is very straight forward. It looks like great quality, and looks like it is going to be everything I could need in a camcorder.
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dudukang
- Jul 10, 2008
Great product.Strengths: Good recording time; image quality Weakness: Proprietary Video file format I bought it for my parents. It's compact, nice designed, and just what they need. The image quality and optical image stabilization function is great. Highly recommended!
productwiki.com - Aug 9, 2011
Sony HDR-SR10
The HDR-SR10 is a camcorder from Sony that captures video in 1920x1080 resolution. It has a 2.3 megapixel CMOS sensor, and a 4 megapixel still photo sensor. The camera features BIONZ and Exmor technology to give optimal image processing, and has switchable SD/HD formats. It records to an internal hard-drive of 40GB, but can also record to Memory Stick Duo Pro, and has both USB and HDMI outputs.... Top
testseek.com - Oct 22, 2008
Sony HDR-SR10
Testseek.com has collected 3 expert reviews for Sony HDR-SR10 and the average expert rating is 79 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Testseek.com to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions. Top 
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best in its class
Strengths: 15x zoom, hard-disk storage, lowest cost, superior image clarity/auto-focus, expandability options, face recognition technology, remaining battery time in minutes
Weakness: a little larger in size than its direct competitor - Panasonic HDC-SD9, smaller HDD (compared to 60GB)
I looked for a hi-def camera in the low price range (lowest!) since it did not make much sense to invest much in it, as with any latest technology, in a couple of years there will be much better choices. Main differentiating factors were: 1) image quality at max. zoom level 2) optical image stabilization (at max. zoom) 3) storage space 4) battery time I looked at Panasonic (owner of two Panasonic...
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