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Professional grade lens for stunning HD video results and spectacular 6.1MP still images. Series highlights: 3.2 MP ClearVid™ CMOS sensor , 6.1 MP still image capture, 10x optical zoom / 20x digit…
The Sony HDR-HC9 has some advantages over the Canon HV30, such as a sturdier build and better ease of use. Canon’s better video quality and options for 24P and 30P recording are hard to pass up, however. Neither is a perfect camcorder, and each has fans in its camp, but we recommend taking a good, hard look at the Canon HV30 before choosing Sony. Read more
The Sony HDR-HC9 is a good high definition camcorder. It’s also Sony’s only 2008 HDV model, so your only other choice is to go back to 2007 or earlier if you want to stay in the Sony family (our standing recommendation is the 2005 HDR-HC1 ( Read more
Before using the Sony HC9, I used a Panasonic three CCD camera. I would not go back to it. The picture quality of the Sony HC9 is fantastic. The color just pops. Even when you film in standard definition, the picture quality is fantastic. And when you use Sony 70mm film, the picture quality is undescribable. There are many great features on the camera. More than you will find on most cameras. Some I have never seen on any camera, except this one. The only draw back to... Read more
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