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The Sony Handycam CCD-TRV128 was released in 2004 with the CCD-TRV228, CCD-TRV328, CCD-TRV428 for analog models, and DCR-TRV260 and DCR-TRV265 for Digital8 models. This line of camcorders was Sony's last stand for their 8mm tape format, and it marked the end of an era in video recording technology. The last of Sony's Hi8 and Digital8 camcorders were manufactured in 2007, four years after they were released.
The video from this camcorder has to be some of the poorest I've seen out of a Hi8 model. It's so bad that I was hesitant to upload the test footage because I honestly thought something might have been wrong with the camera or the tape. I must note that I did NOT import the video via the S-Video jack, but rather through the composite, this may have a minimal negative effect on the video quality. That being said, the video still looks worse than what the S-Video could provide. Another important note: This camera doesn't have any image stabilization (that was included in the higher end versions), so zooming is even a no-go.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Image Sensor: 1/6 inch CCD image sensor
Total Pixel Count: 320,000 Total Pixels
Effective Pixel Count: 200,000 Effective Pixels
F: 1.6-2.4
Focal Distance: 2.5-50mm (42-840mm for 35mm conversion)
Filter: 37mm Thread
Optical Zoom: 20x
Digital Zoom: 990x
Minimum Illumination: 1 Lux
Viewfinder: Black and White, 90,000 pixels
LCD: 2.5 inch Color LCD with 123,000 pixels
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Supplied Accessories:
AC-L15 Power Adaptor
NP-FM30 Battery
Mono A/V Cable
Lens Cap
Shoulder Strap
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