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Any place where I can get it retail or overnight mail?
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Before you rush into buying a hard disk camcorder, do a lot of research and see if it's really what you want. Everytyhing I've read about them say the quality is not as good as that of mini-dv. The convenience is undeniable, but it's not really that hard to capture from a mini-dvi tape. Do a LOT of research. Buy a one month subscription to consumer reports online for $6. They give a detailed and unbiased review of all of the top camcorders.
Before you rush into buying a hard disk camcorder, do a lot of research and see if it's really what you want. Everytyhing I've read about them say the quality is not as good as that of mini-dv. The convenience is undeniable, but it's not really that hard to capture from a mini-dvi tape. Do a LOT of research. Buy a one month subscription to consumer reports online for $6. They give a detailed and unbiased review of all of the top camcorders.
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Sony
Carl Zeiss
Vario Tessar
Optical 20x
800x digital zoom
DCR-HC21 NTSC
Answer
The DCR-HC21 Sony Handycam is a standard definition video, miniDV tape based, entry level consumer camcorder. Found two in eBay. One for $6 one for $40. Assume you have ALL the parts listed on page 9 of the manual - maybe more than was included in the box...
Link to the manual:
https://docs.sony.com/release/DCRHC21.pdf
One very interesting feature:
Nightshot plus. This means it has a built-in infrared emitter that allows monochrome (green/white) video capture under zero visible light conditions.
The DCR-HC21 Sony Handycam is a standard definition video, miniDV tape based, entry level consumer camcorder. Found two in eBay. One for $6 one for $40. Assume you have ALL the parts listed on page 9 of the manual - maybe more than was included in the box...
Link to the manual:
https://docs.sony.com/release/DCRHC21.pdf
One very interesting feature:
Nightshot plus. This means it has a built-in infrared emitter that allows monochrome (green/white) video capture under zero visible light conditions.
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