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For those of you that think $200 will get you results of a $1500 video camera, you can forget that! For the price, this is an excellent camera. It’s small, easy to use, starts up quickly, and takes great video. It does struggle in low light, but most cameras do. The picture looks great on my Sony 1080P TV.

A great feature the camera has is the ability to zoom while recording. Many point and shoot cameras do not allow.

As for it being 1080P. Of course it’s not Blue Ray quality 1080P. But the resolution is there. It does have a sharper picture than the 720P Sony DSC-W290.

This camera is worth every penny. And this is coming from someone who installs home theaters for a living.

As for the review about the 1080P complaint. You need to learn that it’s more marketing than anything. There is a difference between low cost 1080 sensors and expensive 1080 sensors. Yes it shoots great videos. No it’s not as good as a high end $125,000 piece of equipment. And yes you will get better video if you spend $1500.

As for taking still images, it’s your average camera phone quality. But that’s what the DSLR is for.
1920×1080 HD recording w/5MP still images

2.5″ LCD3 (230k pixels) with full-screen playback
HDMI output
Built-in PMB Portable software for easy upload to web
Comfortable Gun Style