Sony MHS-PM1 Pocket Camcorder [dominated by iPhones]

[@thissidetowardscreen4553]

I love the pocket camcorders! About 4 years ago, I saw a lot of nib old stock online at cheap prices in addition to ones I found in thrift stores. from Mino HDs to Kodak Z8i I still uses them for certain projects. I never picked up the Sony Bloggie, I am not a fan of those magicgate cards. I think as b-roll camera, the pocket cam can be fun to use. or used to shoot table top views. Thanks for sharing!

[@WaybackRewind]

@thissidetowardscreen4553 I had never owned one. My friend loaned me this one. The low bit rate and soft focus was a bummer. Even in bright sunlight, it wasn't impressive. But maybe as b roll it would be usable. I had forgotten all about them they came and went so fast. Thanks for watching.

[@sthigmavideoprodutora8987]

A vantagem é que ela tem entregava uma imagem em HD com 60 quadros em 2011, coisa que meu celular J2 Samsung de 2018 não entrega. Comparar com I-Phone não conta pq a tecnologia dele já nasceu superior.

[@WaybackRewind]

O 1080 60p foi uma coisa boa para 2009, mas os celulares com câmera alcançaram muito rápido. Em meus vídeos posteriores, você verá que em 2014 o iPhone 6 estava filmando em 1080 60p e no iPhone 6S tínhamos 4K. E é por isso que as câmeras de bolso desapareceram. Câmeras compactas point and shoot estão fazendo uma espécie de retorno, mas não do tipo que analisei aqui. Obrigado por assistir.

[@cnguyen999999]

you should compare this pocket camcorder with an iPhone 3 and not with an iPhone 14 Max - I can't wait to see that side by side video

[@WaybackRewind]

Unfortunately, I don't own an iPhone of any vintage. I don't think the 3GS could do HD video but it probably look about the same.

[@WaybackRewind]

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[@Raptor50aus]

I have the Sony HDR-SR12 from 2006 1080P on a HDD

[@WaybackRewind]

I wish the HDD would make a comeback. Like I said, I have left my card behind more than once. I got to Florida to watch a SpaceX launch and discovered on the way to the launchpad that my SD card was still in the computer. Oops, no way to recover from that. I loved having all my storage capability built-in.