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Sony Handycam HDR-TG
$700.00
Released April, 2008
The Pros:Easy to use, simple and intuitive without too many buttons to figure out. Battery lasts at least 2 hours. Video in good light is sharp and clear with great color.
The Cons:Low light video gets grainy and blurry, hard to see anything. Battery life severely reduced if you review video at all, need to keep some spares on hand.
The Sony Handycam HDR-TG is a high-definition camcorder residing in Sony's Handycam series. The HDR-TG is targeted more towards home users who want to shoot in HD, rather than amateur and semi-pro video artists.
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The HDR-TG is also smaller than other Handycam's, and Sony markets it as being portable. The HDR-TG shoots in up to 1080i with Dolby Digital 5.1 sound; when shooting at this quality its internal 4GB flash storage can hold twenty-five minutes of footage. To view the footage, one can either connect the camera to a computer via USB, or to a TV via component or HDMI. The HDR-TG can also take 4MP pictures, even while shooting video. It will recognize up to eight faces and optimize the image while taking pictures or video.
Features
- 1080i recording
- 5.1 Surround Sound
- 4MP photos
- 4GB storage
- USB 2.0
- Component and HDMI outputs
- Digital image stabilizer
- Face recognition
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easy to use, simple and intuitive without too many buttons to figure out
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battery lasts at least 2 hours
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video in good light is sharp and clear with great color
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audio is crystal clear, can hear everything and everyone
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outputs to both Component and HDMI ports, making it compatible with almost all TVs
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slim and light, easy to carry around
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low light video gets grainy and blurry, hard to see anything
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battery life severely reduced if you review video at all, need to keep some spares on hand
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