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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
In addition to first review below...,
By Denis (Dublin, Ireland) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sony DCRTRV6 Digital Camcorder (Electronics)
The first review of this item below, in addition to the mistake about the firewire standard, mentions a Flash Card. This camera uses neither a flash card or memory stick. Perhaps that review was for a different camera.That said, this is a great little camera, works flawlessly with Final Cut Pro for video editing. Takes great video for the size. The camera is of couse no longer available as it was replaced by the TRV11. But if you come across one for the right price, go for it -- it's still very much up to date.
4.0 out of 5 stars
1st reviewer is incorrect,
By Peter Wiebe (Apple Valley, MN United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sony DCRTRV6 Digital Camcorder (Electronics)
While Sony equipment allows great interoperability between Sony laptops, cameras, and other Sony gear, it is by no means at all difficult to connect to other equipment...The reviewer below indicates that Firewire is a Sony only protocol. Hogwash! IEEE 1394 is a multiplatform I/O option that allows you to connect to any firewire card available. This allow high speed transfer of digital video to any computer platform that supports it (ubiquitous today; PC, MAC, LINUX). Don't listen to the negative comments about interconnectivity. Sony gear also easily connects to USB devices. I can only conclude that the reviewer below had equipment that did not conform 100% to the standards for both USB 1.0 and IEEE 1394. This is good equipment, and worthy of your dollar. |
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Sony DCRTRV6 Digital Camcorder by Sony
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