Tue 1 Dec 2009
DCR-SR37ES HDD Sony Handycam Revealed
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This light but robust camcorder is capable of storing up to 45 hours of footage on the on board 60GB drive. It is the DCR-SR37ES model from Sony. Without a videotape or disc in sight, recording video to a hard drive offers you random access to quickly locate desired material, the ability to effortlessly delete unwished-for material and easily rearrange the playback sequence. If you have ever recorded over some significant content then you will love the safety of the hard-drive as this is no longer an issue. Content can be viewed rapidly and easily using the Face Index and the Film Roll Index Features.
Movies can be enjoyed in outstanding quality thanks to the 1MP Advanced HAD CCD. It works by placing a tiny lens on top of each pixel so that as much light as possible can be focused onto it. This means that colour noise is decreased and overall picture quality is improved. You can view your content with ease on the sizeable 2.7 inch widesreen LCD and you shots will be sharp and clear thanks to the SteadyShot optical stabilisation system. The onboard zoom microphone makes a fine job of picking up the dialogue of your subjects and filtering out all the background noise. The lens made by Carl Zeiss contains a powerful 60x optical and up to 2000x digital zoom.
If you are shooting with the camera in your hand, there is always a danger of camera shake spoiling your picture, even if your subject is stationary. The Sony DCRSR37ES handycam contains a SteadyShot feature which ensures that all your shots will be shake free. This is especially important when using the powerful zoom to close in on details. Using the Super Smart mic on the Sony DCRSR37ES you can zoom in on exactly the sounds of your subjects and just record what you need and not all the other distractions as well.
One of the great pleasures of shooting film is sharing it with family and friends. It couldn’t be easier with the SR37. You can burn your content to a DVD by simply transferring it to your PC with the supplied USB 2.0 connection. It is even possible to burn from the camera without a PC if you are out and about. You need to buy the optional portable DVD burner for this and that will connect direct to the camera.
There is some movie software included with the camera which makes it very easy for you to organise your collection of clips on your PC. It makes creating an archive simple. You can search your archive quickly and arrange your clips by date or by person. The camera can of course be connected directly to your TV for large screen watching and the content can easily be burned from within the archive or uploaded to the Internet.