🎥 Sony HDR-AX2000 Handycam Camcorder: A Review of Performance and Features (Discontinued by Manufacturer) Review

not impressed, trouble shooting action scenes. The rest of the performance is average. Short battery life with the included battery.

The refurbished product came with a small amount of goods, but it works as it should. This is the second model my wife and I own and together they have done a great job.

slow focus. Otherwise a good camera. A worthy upgrade to hdr fx1, uses the same batteries as hdr fx1. small viewfinder screen. many external controls not found in modern cameras.

I am using it for the first time. it works perfectly. stunning images. Editing is also easy. We recommend. It records to SD card, no moving parts, it lasts a long time.

My experience is not professional, just an enthusiastic amateur. I've used this camcorder in a variety of lighting conditions and all my videos look great. I really enjoy using the super slow motion feature; It allows me to record amazing slow motion videos. Dim lighting is fantastic. Macro shots are clear and bright. Manual focus couldn't be easier. The controls are arranged in an easily accessible manner. Steady Shot” in "active” mode works stably. I've upgraded from a Panasonic ag dvc30 and…

This Sony camera is a good addition to the Sony range, a kind of replacement for the HVR-V1u, which only records to MemoryStick and no tape SD -Cards. ribbons. It was released around March 2010 and mainly competes with the Panasonic HMC-150, which has similar features. Here are the benefits as I see it: * A lens with a wider field of view than many other cameras, which is good for indoors and video recording. But not much wider than the HMC-150.* 20x zoom, which is very nice. Only the canons…

Fair warning to anyone considering buying a Sony camcorder, particularly the HDR-AX2000. I don't know if this is part of the design of all Sony camcorders or just some, but I've had two Sony Handycams and one HDR AX2000 Pro Cam that have a rotary menu selection switch. The problem is that after a few months or maybe a year or two this wheel wears out and becomes unusable. The moment you activate the menu, the selection can move up and down like crazy, like you're spinning the wheel up and down…