Sony DCR TRV 510

alaTest has collected and analyzed 23 user reviews of Sony DCR TRV 510 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.7/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other Camcorders on Amazon.com. People are impressed by the battery and zoom. The usability and image quality are also appreciated, whereas some have doubts about the durability.

alaTest hat 2 Kundenbewertungen für Sony DCR TRV 510 von Amazon.de zusammengefasst und analysiert. Im Durchschnitt wurde das Produkt mit 2.5/5 bewertet, verglichen mit einer durchschnittlichen Bewertung von 3.9/5 für andere Produkte in der Kategorie Camcorder auf Amazon.de.

The DCR-TRV510 is a Digital8 camcorder with a MSRP of $1299. Sony Digital8 records a digital signal onto standard 8mm or Hi8 tapes. Sony claims it is possible to record up to 500 lines of resolution on a Digital8 tape. The compression allows you to...

I purchased this camera (used, but like new) three years ago on ebay for 500 bucks, what a deal!!! I make 'how-to' videos. This is one of the few cameras that will convert analog to digital 'on-board' by connecting the a/v cables (those things with ...

This camcorder was purchased at near $1000 when they first came out. I bought it to replace an older Sony 8mm Handycam and still be able to use the old 8mm video and even move to digital.

I bought the Sony DCR TRV510 camcorder for several reasons. I continue enjoying it for most of these reasons. The large swivel screen is marvelous - and so is the color view-finder for the weak-batteried folks. I upgraded to an NP950 battery ($140)...

Sony has taken an interesting, unusual, and innovative approach to offering digital camcorders to compete in the consumer-level price range. In 1998, the Japanese consumer electronics giant brought out its line of Digital8 camcorders. These camcorders...

The Sony Digital Handycam DCR-TRV510 is the most useful product that a video person can have. It has two modes of operation that I found to be very useful.

The TRV510 is a great camcorder and goes great with Sony's R553DS PC computer and the Epson 870 (see my reviews). I purchased all three, and they work together flawlessly to view and transfer your new Digital 8 tapes, as well as your old analog 8mm...

I bought this camera after finding out that my hi end hi-8 Canon camcorder

This camcorder has all the features you'd ever need EXCEPT Macintosh compatibility. I purchased this camera to edit digital movies, and with Apples free program iMovie and a IEEE 1394 (not supplied with the camera), I had not problem downloading...

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