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Sony Unveils New Flash Memory Camcorders With Advanced Optics
Sony announced its new HDR-CX520V and HDR-CX500V Handycam camcorders, which capture full1920x1080 high-definition video and up to 12-megapixel photos on a 64GB or 32GB internal flash memory, respectively, offering up to 25 hours of HD video (LP mode).
"These models combine the best in digital imaging technology, strengthening Sony's industry leadership and meeting demand for both quality camcorders and HD video," said Kelly Davis, director of the camcorder business for Sony Electronics. "Expanding our lineup to include Handycam camcorders with large capacity embedded flash memory allows us to offer consumers flexible recording solutions concentrated in a very portable, compact body."
Sony's powerful BIONZ imaging processor is adding a Face Touch function. With Face Touch, users can select a person to be prioritized by the camcorder simply by touching a detected face on the screen.The camcorders prioritize and optimize focus, skin color, and brightness for the selected individual, even if they leave the scene, for the entire recording session. This new feature is a function of Face Detection, which also incorporates Smile Shutter™ technology to capture candid smiling photos while simultaneously recording video. When Face Touch is activated, the Smile Shutter feature only activates automatically in response to the smiles of the selected person.
These models also have a back-illuminated "Exmor R" CMOS sensor to provide stunning low light performance with approximately twice the sensitivity compared to Sony's existing front-illuminated CMOS sensor at F2.0. The sophisticated G lens fuses advanced optics and low dispersion aspheric glass elements for accurate color reproduction and sharp, detailed images. A six-blade aperture produces circular "bokeh" defocus effects for creative shooting possibilities.
To effortlessly track your destinations on a map, the camcorder's built-in GPS antenna and NAVTEQ digital maps geo-tag your videos and photos. Geo-tagged content is marked by a virtual push pin at each shot location and can be played back on the camcorder map index display on the three-inch (measured diagonally) wide touch panel LCD.
Introducing new technology to down-convert from AVCHD to MPEG2, Sony eliminates the need for a PC and allows for simple DVD creation with the optional DVDirect Express (VRD-P1) DVD writer.
When the camcorders are connected to the DVDirect Express (sold separately for around $150) via a USB cable, they will instantly burn HD video footage onto a DVD. The camcorder can even down-convert content and burn DVDs in standard-definition picture quality, providing familyographers a way to "future proof" their memories. The down conversion feature allows owners of standard-definition players to capture video in the highest quality and have the option of playing in standard-definition now or saving HD content for when they upgrade to a Blu-ray disk player at a later time.
Other powerful features include a built-in zoom microphone with Dolby Digital 5.1-channel surround sound and an instant power-on feature when the LCD is opened that lets you capture the moment without delay. The camcorders' advanced user interface features a new operation bar, which allows scroll searching for all menu items, and a customizable shortcut menu. Improving upon the Highlight Playback feature that personalizes video footage by generating a video slideshow with theme transitions and background music, Sony introduces Highlight Scenario, which saves up to eight highlight scenes for viewing again later. These models also include Picture Motion Browser software to easily view, edit, organize and upload images to many major video and photo sharing Web sites. Mac users can transfer AVCHD recorded data and edit video clips in HD image quality using iMovie software.
In addition to built-in flash memory, the models can record content to optional Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo HX media (currently sold separately in capacities up to 16GB, a 32GB card will be available in September). Using Sony's PRO-HG Duo HX format, consumers can transfer nearly two hours of full high-definition video to a PC in approximately 13 minutes (using supplied adapter).
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When I burn DVDs, the copy has lower video quality than the original. Why?
When I burn a copy of a DVD using my computer, I find that the video quality of the copy is significantly less. I see pixelations when I play it. Is this normal? Is there anything I can do to prevent this?
I use DVD Shrink to rip, Nero Recode Essentials 2.5.5.0 (2007), and Sony DVDirect VRD-VC30 to burn.
On Nero recode I make sure to choose all the highest quality/thorough analysis type settings.
hmm.. thank you but these software seem to do the same things that Nero Recode and DVD Shrink do. I'm looking for tips that will actually improve the quality of the video significantly. I tried burning at 8x (for some reason I couldn't burn at 1x even if my media says 1-16x), and it showed minimal improvement if any. I'm thinking of using dual layer DVD+Rs, or cutting the video into two parts........ But I would still appreciate additional tips.
Hi R R,
Commercial DVDs are dual layer and use more space then you have on a single layer DVD so your recording program compresses the data to fit. Anytime you compress data you lose quality.
I use Clone DVD to burn my DVDs. It allows me to remove extra languages, subtitles, unneeded audio types, Previews of coming attractions, editors cuts etc. By doing that my copy does not have to be compressed nearly as much hence better quality.
You can read about Clone DVD and get a free trial if you want here - http://www.slysoft.com/en/clonedvd.html
I think you would be amazed at the quality improvement.
Norm
