Sony HDR-HC7 First Impressions Reviewby Matt CullerPublished on Jan 8, 2007 11:00 PM
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Conclusion
This camcorder may be able to distinguish itself with its video and low light performance because of its upgraded imager. If the HDR-HC7 (Review, Specs, Recent News, $1128.56) produces better video than the HDR-HC1 (Specs, $2295), HDR-HC3 (Review, Specs, $969.99), and HDR-HC5 (which is possible), it could be the best HD camcorder Sony has to offer in a modest price-range. This is certainly a possibility since AVCHD camcorders lack viable editing capabilities to make them competitive with the HDR-HC7. This camcorder doesn’t really offer anything in the areas of manual control which can lead the less expensive HDR-HC1 to overshadow it. However, with the inclusion of the microphone port, Sony is definitely pushing this camcorder into the realm of the prosumer. Overall, the HDR-HC7 could be the best consumer HDV Sony camcorder of the year.
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