Showing posts with label Sony Handycam HDR FX7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sony Handycam HDR FX7. Show all posts

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Learn something about Sony Handycam HDR-FX7

Sony has categorized the HDR-FX7 as a consumer camcorder, despite the very un-consumer MSRP of $3500 and a very prosumer design and manual control suite. Ah, were it only so that people shopped by imposed categories. Instead, of course, they shop by price, and Canon’s XH A1 makes a very persuasive contender at a mere $500 more. How can Sony compete? The FX7’s ClearVID CMOS sensors make a great impression in bright light, but under low light conditions the performance falls to pieces. The FX7 has a pleasing, portable feel and solid image controls, but the XH A1 offers a great deal more control and makes it more accessible. The XH A1 has a ton of great audio features and the Sony FX7… doesn’t, omitting XLR inputs and external audio level controls. We like the HDR-FX7 in itself. It comes from a good family, improving in some points over the HDR-FX1, and harkening back to the DCR-DVX2100 and even XV1000. But in a comparative, competitive market, it simply can’t hold a candle to its mainchallenger.

The good: Excellent overall video quality; responsive focus and zoom.

The bad: Menu navigation doesn't circle back; useless manual; anemic audio support.

The bottom line: The Sony Handycam HDR-FX7 is an excellent high-definition camcorder from a video perspective, but it's less satisfying if you're an audio control freak.

Key Features
Recording System:NTSC
Optical Zoom:20x
Media Type:Mini DV
Resolution:1.1 MP
Screen Size:3.5"
Weight:58 Oz.

Optical Sensor
Sensor Type:3 ClearVid CMOS
Sensor Size:1/4"

Lens System
Focus Adjustment:Automatic

Exposure
Exposure Modes:Automatic

Camera Flash
Flash Type:None

Memory / Storage
Supported Flash Memory:Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick PRO Duo

Display
Screen Details:LCD display - TFT active matrix - 3.5" - color
Display Size:3.5"

Microphone
Microphone Operation Mode:Stereo

Battery
Battery Form Factor:Manufacturer specific

Resolution
Effective Still Resolution:1.0 MP

File Format
Digital Video Format:DV, MPEG-2
Still Image Format:JPEG

Other Features
High Definition Video Support:1080i