Отзывы о Видеокамера Sony HDR-CX110E

Все хорошо, но только лежит в руке не очень удобно, ремешок плоховат.

нет кабеля HDMI ПРИОБРЁЛ отдельно оторвать руки тому кто их выпускает кабель больше и грубее чем сама камера

Купил сие чудо своей...

I was looking to replace my JVC Everio, that had a 60GB hard drive in it. I loved the convenience of the hard drive, since that replaced an older unit I had that used the small tape cartridges. But the prices for the HD capable units are more than I was willing to pay for a camcorder, so looked at the units that just used memory sticks.I have the Sony DSC-TX1 digital camera and was blown away by its optical quality, and it even took 720p movies which were just insanely clearer than my 1 year old JVC camcorder. That was when I realized I needed to lose the JVC. Almost all the movies I do are of my son, now 6 years old, so the better the quality the happier I would be. Too many artifacts with the low definition JVC, panning was just ugly ugly ugly, and while it had a great response in low light, the picture quality was just not what I wanted considering how good everything else with my TV and still camera.I was initially going to get the 100 version of this, since it was so insanely cheap for a 1080 capable camcorder, but the bad low light capability put me off, since most of what I record is in my house. And the very low numbers for optical zoom also concerned me. But amazon conveniently puts little links under the initial product listing if there's a new version, so I saw the 110 and the price was good. I did some digging on Sony's site, somewhat confused that the cheap little 100 had 16GB built in but the higher end had none, but when I saw the rest of the specs in comparison, I felt it was a very good unit to give a test run with. My local brick and mortars didn't have it in stock, so I ordered it from Amazon and got the Saturday delivery early on Saturday, plenty of time to charge it up and try it out.I left all settings at default except for the quality setting. That was easy to find, and the touchscreen on this unit makes it very easy to operate. As with my sony still camera, it has a "user" screen too where you can pin the six most used functions to save you from having to navigate into submenus. I love this feature, as it made my touchscreen still camera so simple and quick to use.So I did four test movies, all of the same thing (my 6 year old playing with a huge Geotrax set), at all four of the options for 1080p resolution. The camera is smaller than I had expected, very light and fits well in the hand. The only real buttons to deal with in normal operation are the zoom and the start/stop recording, which are placed well despite the small size of the unit. If you want to grab a still as well, which you can do while recording, that button is on top right behind the zoom, so it's easy to get at. So use is great, no problems.As I said, touch screen menu is great, so changing settings as I went was a piece of cake.Started with the highest 24Mbps, then the next down (I think it was 17Mbps), then the "default" one they start you out at, 9Mbps, then the lowest. When I was done, I pulled the card out (nice, quick access on the bottom with a great, sturdy, hinged door). Went into my macbook pro just fine, and i started playback.I have a 13" macbook pro, the aluminum unibody, that I got about four months ago. So new core2 duo processor, nvidia 9400 graphics... And it could not play the highest or second highest quality movies raw... Which told me that they were going to be great on my windows 7 media center. The third and fourth files played, but since the laptop is not a 1080 screen, it didn't look that good. So I went ahead and pulled the memory card out of the laptop, put it in my Dell Zino that runs my beautiful 46" Samsung HDTV, and played them all.One thing I hadn't realized is that when it creates the files, it creates them in a native bluray playback format, the folder structure and all. So that should make it easy for people who will want to burn to Bluray.Anyway, on the media center, i played the highest quality one first. And my jaw dropped, and I nearly had to go buy some adult diapers. WOW. That was all I could say or think. WOW. It was just outstanding, WAY better than I had expected. And it's not like I'm so unfamiliar with HD that even bad HD was impressive to me - my first HDTV was purchased back in 1999, a huge 60" Mitsubishi diamond line TV. So I've been using HD for over 10 years now. And this just knocked my socks off.I had nearly no artifacting or blurring or anything with the movement of the camera as I've come to expect from camcorders. Even the blurring was minimal. And the shots of things were just crystal clear. I had a 1080p version of the movie BOLT running on the TV as he played with his geotrax, so I zoomed in so that filled the viewfinder, and recorded some of the movie. During playback at that scene, I couldn't even tell it wasn't the original playing back, that it was a recording of the TV from earlier, it was that clear.I was indoors, in Wisconsin on a winter day with snow falling, so there was no direct sunlight, just all clouds. Only one

Use it every week to record my pastors Sunday's sermons. I then convert it to wmv, put it on Vimeo and then link it to the church website.

I can't say enough good things about this camcorder. It does everything I want and more. The price was great too. It's small enough to fit in my purse and takes amazing High Definition video and pictures. Easy on-screen menu, great zoom lens, and easy to download onto my computer.

Its a great camcorder for beginner filmers and any parents who want to capture special moments of their children.....overall its a great camera, its affordable, and its a really convinient size.....you can fit it in your hand nicelyand you can even fit it in your pocket! So you can take it wherever you want, I would definitely recommend purchasing this camcorder!

Get one--what the hell, why not? You can velcro it to a hard hat and record your life as it comes at you.

By now, this is an old camera, and many newer cameras are on the market--- higher definition, less expensive, wifi, etc. Do people even buy separate camcorders anymore? We have loved travelling with this camcorder. The images are stable and beautiful. The colors are saturated. The hardware is durable. We have dropped it inadvertently many times, and it has never crashed. Sony quality---can't argue against it. We have toted this to school plays, where the angled view and the zoom are extremely useful (many eager parents blocking the view---camera can be elevated above). It was an expensive buy, and people probably just use smart phone these days. But there are many additional features with a camcorder, and I would recommend it.

Before purchasing this camcorder I did a ton of research. Everywhere I looked people were talking about how camcorders are becoming obsolete. And I partially agree with that statement. With cell phones becoming so advanced, they can handle the average person's needs for both video and photo and they are extremely convenient. But for anybody that has tried recording a little clip of their kids game or dance or basically anything that takes place more than a few feet away, know that cell phones are at a major disadvantage.If you are looking at the CX-110, you are probably more budget minded and don't need all the fancy features of a high end camcorder. Most camcorders in this range are fairly similar. Some have internal hard drives but offer as many features or as good of quality, while others don't have a hard drive and are a little lighter to carry around.This one obviously doesn't have a hard drive. It's fairly small, probably not small enough to fit in your pant pockets but would be good for a coat pocket or in the side pocket of cargo pants. This does a pretty good job in low light situations. You can sort videos based on facial recognition which is a nice feature. The zoom is smooth, and the videos with good light turn out great, but the still pictures are only ok. I was hoping they would turn out at least usable but in low light situations, they should be avoided.I also read that you can't connect an external mic which I have not verified yet but I don't think it's necessary as the camera does a good job of channeling the sound.The battery lasts for quite awhile. I usually just record small clips (up to a few minutes at a time) and the battery lasted about 2 hours.It boots up extremely quick. Usually by the time I can flip the lcd panel open, it has already booted up.It finds focus quick as well. I don't notice too many issues with the videos losing focus either.Overall it was a great purchase, I bought a used one off of ebay for a good price and it was definitely worth it. If you are looking to buy one brand new at full price, I would be a little more hesitant but I did not try any other camcorders.

I got this camcorder as a refurb and have had zero problems. Takes great video! I don't mess with video editing or anything like that so I haven't used any of those features. Zooms in great and records sound fine. Took some great videos on our trip to Mexico.

I mainly use this in my race car. (I have 3 go-pro's as well, but this has way better video and sound quality). I have this hooked into a Traqmate Data Acquisition system so I can turn it off and on with a push of a button from the dash and when I pass the start/finish line it automatically starts recording. When I push stop on the Traqmate on the dash at the end of a race it stops recording. LANC FTW! The video quality is amazing! I love this camcorder!

this product is very clean quality and i got a great deal on it through the seller. The camera is also small but i dropped it once and nothing bad happened so even though its small its durable and its definately a sony. its a heavy little thing lol!

My job requires me to Skydive with tandem students (usually 1st timers) and film their experience! When it comes to weight and ability ...the cx110 has it all.

I bought this camera from a different site, which I repent. I liked the very small size of the camera and low light recording quality. There is no flash and so indoor pictures are useless. Outdoor shots are OK. Video quality is very good even when I watched in a 52 inch TV. But the problem started right from the second day. The subject in the LCD display was blurred. I had to close and open the display several times to get the focus. This problem was sporadic. I contacted the Sony technical support. They asked me to RESET the camcorder. They also asked to POWER RESET if RESET didn't work. I could not reproduce the problem at that time. After few days the problem was back. This time there was a flashing "E:61:00" on the display. I was unable to shoot anything during the Halloween. I wanted to return the camera. It was almost four weeks. When I called the seller, they said it was past three weeks and I could not return it any more. I would have to send it for repair to the manufacturer. I explained that the problem was there from the very beginning and technical troubleshooting took the time. But they didn't listen. I didn't want to send the brand new camera for a repair. Then I called Sony technical support again and they said if I had already tried RESET and POWER RESET and the problem still existed meant there was an INTERNAL MALFUNCTION. And advised me to send it for warranty repair. As this camera was useless, I wanted to send this for service. I had to pay the one way shipping of six dollars through UPS Ground, which took its own time to reach TX. It was delivered today to the service center. I am not sure if this would be back in two weeks when I go on a Christmas vacation. I can't find the Event ID Sony provided in their repair site. I had very high regards for Sony electronics and camcorders. But this experience changed it completely. Probably I should have gone for the Cannon High Definition. Cannon's repair service is super fast. I had my Cannon camera shipped, serviced and back in a week totally free of cost, when there was a problem in the sensor several years after purchase. I will wait and see the fate of this camcorder.Updated on 1/15/2011. I finally got my camcorder back. I was calling the Sony Laredo service center almost every day. They always said "it is repaired and waiting to be shipped." Calling the customer support was of no help. Always they said "I would arrange a call from Laredo service center." That call never came and when I called them I got the same usual answer. At one point I thought I was not going to get this back. I had nowhere else to go. But fortunately it came back after taking more than a month. First there was a bad quality and then there was a bad service. I am not sure if Sony has heard of Service Management ever. If this is their level of service, I would avoid Sony products in future.

i got it for my dad. he's not really an advanced user, so he's pretty happy with the features (or lack of). he especially likes it for the compact size which obviously makes it easy to carry!

I have been using the Sony DCR-SR68 for the past year, right up until my house flooded and water got inside it. It still works just like it should, but will not turn off, which means it cant charge the battery. My wife knew I liked the Sony Camcorders so she got me this HDR-CX110 as a replacement. It works exactly the same as the old one, even uses the same style battery, charger, same menu's, same screen, same video cables...you get the idea. I like the fact that Sony keeps compatibility across product lines. I wish more camera makers followed this logic. My only "gripes" with the new one are lack of hard drive or any internal memory, no built in light, and only 25x optical. the old camera had 60X optical, a light and a 80 gig hard drive. Also this camera is a bit small and difficult to hold for man sized hands. The models with built in hard drive solve this problem due to their taller frame. HOWEVER, this camera takes way better video in spite of these missing features, and im sure over time I wont miss them anymore. The videos are in a blueray format right off the camera if thats important to you. I am very pleased with this camera.Pros:* HD video quality that LOOKS HD even at the lowest settings* Easy menu navigation with touch screen* Compatible with NP-FV series batteries and chargers* SD card compatible* Price vs FeaturesCons:* no internal memory, must have SD card that can keep up with HD video recording* no light, my cheaper SD camera had one and it helps a lot* too small for my hands to use comfortably* 25x optical, why not the 60x optical zeiss lens my cheaper camera had?* Wont charge battery unless camera is turned off, this is just silly and the sole reason my other one was no longer practical (wouldnt turn off).In the end the quality of video wins. After all, that's what were left with years from now when the camera is long gone,....quality videos.

My first Sony camcorder experience was in 1992 with a compact hi8 camcorder with all the bells and whistles at the time.... I paid 1,200 for that and a Sony hi 8 tape player bag and accesssories I needed a camcorder to video my mother before she passed away and the birth of my nephew this sony was as detaled as the HD is today 19yrs later it still holds strong and is still in good working order..... NOW i have this cx110 for almost a year and I cant belive the claraty and sharpness this little cam has BUT the best part is that the low light indoors and night time video it will blow you away this is truly a 1080 masterpiece as far as I am concerned I'm a music composer and I like to put my music to film this camcorder is it for me What it comes withthis cam has an 1/4" back-illuminated "Exmor R" CMOS sensor for superior low-light performance not an 1/8,A Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar and that makes a huge difference Sony uses one of the best lens on this camcorder and it is also used by Canon's higher end camaras as well2x faster Quick AF Intelligent Auto (9 iAuto modesand a very impressive image Processor Bionzx.v. Color technology enables to capture nearly twice as many viewable colors as the standard RGB color range, gives a more natural life-like images this I found very important in this camcorderalso the battery life is a full 8 hrs so its great to take on a day trip use this camcorder with the right settings and use the Sandisk or Sony 32 GB Class 10 card for speed great for sports and fast action video. With this card you'll think you're at the movies ALSO go to youtube and check out some of the night TEST videos done with this camcorder they are great hope the review helpedI use the VLC Media Player with this camcorder and it works well.This camcorders supports Microsoft Windows XP SP3/ Windows Vista SP2 and windows 7.

I bought this camera expressly for its advanced features. Slow Motion recording, Tele Macro, Spot Focus and Spot Metering. This is an outstanding camera and almost unbeliveable because of its tiny price tag. This camera retails somewhere between $350-400, I got it in an open box "Like New" deal from Amazons own Clearance Center for $260. It arrived in perfect condition. I trust Amazon since they have outstanding customer service, I would not have made this purchase otherwise.The Slow Motion feature allows you to record 3 second clips at 240 frames per second which play back at about 12 seconds. The Auto Focus is amazing and allows me to do closeup shootings of insects with amazing detail and clarity. I can't say enough about this camera. Yes it has some drawbracks. You can't operate the camera and charge it at the same time and the menu items are clumsy to get to but for the price and the results these are minor details. This camera is tiny, since it has no hard drive and stores everything on a card. This is not a drawback for me, I prefer having no hard drive since that can ultimely become an issue. Basically this camera is one big lens.My first out of the box shoot were Honey Bees drinking water in my back yard. The results are stunning. Go see for yourself. Look me up on YouTube, my channel name is Beekalmer. I have created 2 videos using the slow motion record feature.If you use this camera for special types of filming like me, and you are on a budget, run don't walk to get this camera.Sony HDR-CX110 High-Definition Handycam Camcorder