Review on Action camera Sony HDR-AS300, 8.2MP, 1920x1080, white by Bogdan Dimitrov ᠌

The fact that the camera is both small and has an odd shape is something that turned out to be a strength when I was using it. Numerous shooting options that are both helpful and convenient, including photo, time-lapse, and GPS track recording. The decision was made to go with the more expensive 300th model rather than the more affordable 200th model, and there is a solid reason for this. The stabilizer is great. There is no distracting distortion even at wide angles, and the dynamic range and detail are both excellent. The video is smooth and there are no bumps to be seen, the shooting angle can be changed, and there is an option for shooting in reverse. It has excellent recording quality. The stabilizer works very well. The video is smooth and without bumps. Attaches using a common screw found on tripods. More than 2 hours of life from a single charge. Below are some downsides: Because it does not charge while it is being used, the session length is determined by the capacity of the battery. Because prior movies are not overwritten when using circular recording, this feature can only be used to a limited extent as a registrant; in order to free up space on the memory card, you will need to do so manually. The body is white.