Review on Sony HDR CX230 Definition Discontinued Manufacturer by Justin Albright

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, almost as if I had stopped and taken the picture right there .I was pleasantly surprised compared to my old camera which can't even take a picture.a clear shot unless you stand completely still.My ONLY problem m With this camera is that in low light indoors (usually when there are both dark and light objects in the same area the camera is aimed at, in low light) these particles appear on the video, which makes the video looks slightly grainy. Don't get me wrong, it's still way better than my previous camera, which in the same light would look like I'm shooting 240p video even if I set it to 720p 60fps or 1080p 30fps. But no matter what settings this camera has, it still outperforms them, allowing me to deal with those grainy particles, especially when they only appear at very low interior lighting settings, and especially given the cost of this camera. Overall, this camera is VERY good value compared to other cameras in the same price range.