Sony HVR-Z7U

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"Not a review but a comment." By Gorifyny

Pros: Low-cost solid-state storage. Reportedly has very good imaging.

Cons: Uncertain what format is being recorded - I think HDV only supports 1440 pixels per line at 1080i.

Summary: I don't understand the reviewer's comment about SLR lenses covering only a 4x3 field. Their field is much larger for even the APS formatted lenses than the 1/3-inch sensors of the 150, regardless of the aspect ratio. Moreover, all lenses I am familiar with have a round ... Expand full review

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  • Optical sensor type: 3 ClearVid CMOS
  • Flash type: None
  • Weight: 5.3 lbs

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