Sony HDR CX230 Definition Discontinued Manufacturer Review

I think this camera is a great improvement on my old camera from a few years ago. This camera works much better in low light conditions. This camera takes actually shoots videos in full 1080p resolution at 60 fps and the quality of them in normal light is quite high. What surprised me is that I took this camera for a test run while shooting in a motion at a speed of 50 Driving miles per hour Recorded and photographed These photos, taken while driving the car at 80 km/h, were amazingly clear…

I've had this camera for a long time and it's been great. A hit on the dollar, sure. Great quality and has withstood a lot of use. "Simple task" on the value scale. But I was asked to write this review long after my purchase due to manufacturer/customer support. That rarely happens, so I wanted to share it. The camera worked great right out of the box and we used it a lot, but after about 2 months the battery (the Sony battery that came with the camera) didn't last. more charge. It seemed to go

I recently had a Kodak Play Touch camera stolen and was about to buy another when last week I saw that this camera was only $30 cost, and opted to go with him instead. The next day after the purchase, the price increased by another hundred! So whether it was pricing coincidence or just my lucky day, the price I paid has a lot to do with how I feel about this product, which is reflected in my star rating. If I had paid more I probably would have lowered my rating by one star. let me explain…