Sony DCR-SR300 Camcorder Reviewby Michael PerlmanPublished on May 16, 2007 3:28 PM
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What’s in the Box?
The Sony DCR-SR300 (Review, Specs, $761.95) ships with the following items:
-AC adapter
-Power cord
-Handycam Station
-A/V connecting cable
-USB cable
-Wireless remote commander
-NP-FH60 rechargeable battery pack
-CD-ROM “Handycam Application Software”
-Operating Guide (Manual)
These are pretty standard offerings here. One note on the manual: we could’ve written a more comprehensive guide on a small leaflet of Post-it notes. Really, this was one of the most scant manuals we’ve seen so far. Anyone with real problems would have to go searching user forums for answers.
Other Features (2.0)
NightShot - For creepy dark places, Sony’s NightShot filter allows the SR300 to pick up on objects that hide when the sun goes down.
Fader- When record start/stop is pressed, the picture will fade in and out. You have the choice between black and white fades.
Digital Effect - The only choice Sony gives you is “old movie.” It should just be called the Old Movie effect.
Picture Effects - Sepia, black and white, and pastel are the offered digital effects on the DCR-SR300.

