Sony Handycam DCR-IP7BT Micro MV Camcorder

Micro MV, NTSC, 1 x CCD, Up to 0.31 Megapixels Still Shots, 10x Optical Zoom, 0.63 lb. (0.29 kg), Battery life: Up to 1.33 Hours

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Lil' Beut

by dadofmany, Dec 8, 2003

Pros: size, weight, ease, Versitility, connectivity, quality recording everything

Cons: 8mb mem-card (128mb extra was £33) slim battery only 90mins

Review: Versitility I've had this Camcorder for about 4 months now, cant wait to use it at Christmas. The m ...

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BEST CAMCORDER IN THE MARKET

by k2cool, May 23, 2002

Pros: Small, Light weight, and very sleek looking

Cons: Expensive

The Bottom Line: If you want a small camera that is easy to use, technology advanced, and you could carry around, this is definitely the one.

Review: The Sony DCR-IP7BT is just amazing, it's small, very sleek looking, and it has lots of useful featur ...

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Sony's New DCR-IP7BT - The World's Smallest Digital Camcorder...

by jag2112, Apr 2, 2002

Pros: Loaded with features. Incredibly compact. Easy to use.

Cons: Expensive. Jittery images. New MicroMV media not up to par with MiniDV.

The Bottom Line: Recommended for what it does in its small space, but ultimately far better image producing cameras are out there for far less money.

Review: "Bigger is better..." That phrase may apply to a myriad of topics and items, but w ...

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Smallest camcorder period, but should you wait for the next one?

by mosborne76, Mar 24, 2002

Pros: Super small, long battery life, "cool" factor.

Cons: New (untested) format, MPEG2 only - not raw DV, pricey.

The Bottom Line: If you want the newest, coolest, smallest - this is it. If you want the best picture, look elsewhere.

Review: Sure its the smallest It really is. I saw this first at the Photo Marketing Associati ...

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Sony made a big mistake!

by jal1972, Mar 8, 2002

Pros: great technology!

Cons: price,software!!

The Bottom Line: Use only if you want to make silly short movie's! If you want the film to stay on tapes until it's adaptable to other software that supports it!

Review: well I have to say they had me with this small nifty little camera....But low and behold sony blew i ...

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