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I've got a Sony Digital Camara Recorder (DCR-TRV730) It uses 8mm tape to record digital video and has a memory chip for digital pictures. It also records short .mpg movies to the chip. It's advertised at 1,070,000 pixels and has a view finder as well as an lcd display. It connects to the PC via USB port and the memory chip shows up as an additional drive as soon as the camara is plugged in...
Best of both worlds and the newer models are better than ever... Dennis [Edited by DjD (04-21-2002 at 09:45 AM).] |
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I also have a SOny DCR-TRV 730 and lik eit as well. I also just bought a Sony DCS-S75 for my wife. YThis camera has 3.3 megapixel resolution, multi flash mode, and can be set to automatically or manually set the f stop . Thgis camera also has a Zeiss lens, which is one of the top lens makers in the world.
Bill
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Whichever one you choose, make sure it comes with a rechargable battery pack, not replaceable (AA, AAA and the like) batteries. I haven't seen a digital camera yet that doesn't drain regular batteries like water. My Boss'digital camera won't even turn on when he tries to use the cheaper Costco store brand batteries.
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