Sharp and vibrant three-chip HD images; native 16:9 capture; ability to downconvert video for use with existing editing systems and displays.
No XLR inputs or independent audio-level controls; no 24P; somewhat difficult to control and monitor focus manually; limited HDV editing and distribution options at this time.
For the price, the best HD camera currently available.
Sharp and vibrant three-chip HD images; native 16:9 capture; ability to downconvert video for use with existing editing systems and displays
No XLR inputs or independent audio-level controls; no 24P; somewhat difficult to control and monitor focus manually; limited HDV editing and distribution options at this time
For the price, the best HD camera currently available ...
Its a 1080i/60, 16:9 camcorder for $3,700! Very good MPEG-2 encoding for the bitrate. Decent HD pictures with great down-conversion, 480i DV recording, and legacy SD support. Wide 4.5 mm lens with smooth zoom and focus. Daylight-viewable LCD. Dual Shot Tr...
Low pixel count CCDs with excessive horizontal aliasing. Focusing is harder than it should be due to misplaced controls and low-res finders; focusing aids have annoying limitations. MPEG-2 25 Mbps pictures degrade under heavy stress. Low sensitivity.
The HDR-FX1 is the DCR-VX1000 of the high-definition world: Its the first HD camcorder combining truly acceptable pictures, sufficient image tweaks, smooth operational controls, and a price lower than the original VX1000s. This consumer camera, along...
Abstract: Perhaps one of the most anticipated events in recent history, by semi-pro videographers is the upcoming release of Sony’s new HDR-FX1 3-CCD high definition camcorder. Many of us have been disappointed by the JVC offerings due to their decision to us...
Abstract: From the pictures, you might think that the HDR-FX1 is a modified VX2100: when placed side-by-side, however, youll find that Sonys first HDV camera is considerably bigger. Hidden inside are quite a few software changes as well, besides the obvious HD...
Abstract: Theres nothing special about the automatic control on the HDR-FX1. The camcorder seemed to respond fine to changes in shot lighting. The one area of automatic control at which I did take a closer look was the auto focus, because focus is so important ...
Abstract: <b>Spec:</b> Camcorder, HD DVC, 12 x, 1,070,000 pixels<br> <b>Good:</b> Sharp and vibrant three-chip HD images; native 16:9 capture; ability to downconvert video for use with existing editing systems and displays.<br> <b>Bad:</b> No XLR inputs or independent audio-level controls; no 24P; somewhat difficult to control and monitor focus manually; limited HDV editing and distribution options at this time.<br> <b>Bottomline:</b> For the price, the best HD camera currently available.<br>
Amount of control, true 16:9, image quality, low light performance.
No XLR mic inputs, feels a little ?plasticky? in construction, needs potential upgrade to PC hardware, software for editing HDV.
When it was launched, the Sony HDRFX1 caused huge excitement around the world as the world?s first real 1080i HiDef Video format camcorder aimed at other than broadcast professionals. Better, it used existing MiniDV tapes and while not cheap, didn?t co...
Abstract: Sony has introduced a HD1080i-compatible digital camcorder that wont break your spine, nor your bank account. Check it out as we bring you a sneak preview of this revolutionary product from the launch held in Tokyo, Japan.
scharfe und dynamische HD-Bildaufzeichnung im 16:9 Format, HD-Videos können konvertiert werden
kein XLR-Eingang oder unabhängige Audiopegeleinstellung, kein 24p, umständliche manuelle Focuseinstellung und –kontrolle, begrenzte HDV-Bearbeitungsmöglichkeiten, wenig Ausgabeformate
Die hochauflösende Video-Handycam HDR-FX1 von Sony gehört zu den besten Geräten in dieser Preisklasse....
