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    Sony HDR-TG5V Review

    Posted on Tuesday, June 30 2009 @ 18:26:28 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Based on the HDR-TG5V's diminutive size, some folks might be tempted to think of Sony's new ultra-compact HD Handycam as being little more than a Flip with an inflated price tag. But that's just not so. This little marvel of consumer-grade camcorder engineering has most of the same features found in Sony's portlier high-definition video cameras, including SteadyShot image stabilization, manual focus, and even a relatively large internal solid-state drive capable of holding hours worth of gorgeous, highest-quality 1080p video. Plus, it's got at least one trick up its sleeve that you're not likely to find in any other HD camcorder, ultra-compact or otherwise: GPS geotagging. Tantalized yet?

    Link: Digitaltrends

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