#Sony hrd hc9 free
If you happen to own the HDR-HC7 don't be swindled into upgrading.As the few minor spec differences above point out, you already own the new HDR-HC9 minus the 8GB Memory Stick storage capacity and the onyx color scheme.Compare the specs for yourself, if you find anything that differs between these two models feel free to list them in the comments section under this review.I searched for 30 minutes and this is the best I could do.Īs far as the camera performance itself.what can I say?It's a Sony, top of the line.If you want to shoot quality HD movies but don't want to break your bank account, the Sony HDR-HC9 or HDR-HC7 is probably the right fit for most people's budgets.
#Sony hrd hc9 manual
It has been posted on other websites that the HDR-HC9's manual focus hasbeen improved over the HC7's.I've been trying my best to come up with something more but honestly, this is all I could find.This camcorder is basically the HDR-HC7 with a new paint job and a few minor modifications.Not to say this is a bad camera.far from it.I shoot exclusively with Sony camcorders and this one is by far the best I've ever owned. The general color of the new HC9 is black (which I prefer over the cheap space-age looking silver of the HC7) but this is just a consumer's preference, no reason to upgrade. If you really care about stills (and take a lot of them.I mean a lot of them) the Sony HDR-HC9 can now handle an 8GB Memory Stick compared to the HDR-HC7's 4GB.
#Sony hrd hc9 software
The supplied software is obviously upgraded.The Sony HDR-HC9 comes with Picture Motion Browser version 2.0.17
( More customer reviews)After looking at the specs to this new HDR-HC9, I noticed thatSony'sHDR-HC7 (last year's model) was almost identical to Sony`s latest in MiniDV technology.I began diggingin the specs department for awhile on both Sony's website and here on Amazon.I was able to determine the following differences between the two:- The Sony HDR-HD9 boasts on it's Amazon specs that it has upgraded to a 2.0 USB connector leaving the old 1.1 design behind, however the specs sheet on Sony's homepage seem to dispute this, claimingthe HDR-HC9 is still plagued with the old technology.I rarely use any sort of camcorder for still pictures, I do have a 512MB Memory Stick installed in my unit for that "just-in-case" moment we've all been in.Even in the rare occasion I do snap a couple experimental stills while on vacation, I always use a card reader to transfer the pictures to my PC, not the USB interface.
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