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Sony DCR-SR35E Hard Disc Drive Handycam Camcorder with X40 Zoom
from: Sony

Off The Bookshelf's Price: £229.00

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Used Price: £189.99
Third Party New Price: £222.90
Refurbished Price: £213.32

Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: Electronics
Brand: Sony
EAN: 4905524489217
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
Model: DCRSR35E.CEH
Publisher: Sony
Release Date: February 14, 2008
Studio: Sony
Sales Rank: 913
MPN: DCRSR35E.CEH

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- GREAT - Sony DCR-SR35 CAMCORDER
I bought this at the beginning of Sept 2008. I was loooking for a camcorder for my wedding and to take on my hols. I went for the sony brand as after looking in shops and handling different models (e.g JVC, PANOSONIC) this was the most comfortable. It's very light weight and easy to use. The touch screen is excellent and allows for easier zooming in with less camera shake - although a tripod will help reduce shake even more. I couldn't believe how small and compact it is and the software was very quick and easy to upload using wndows XP. I was unsure if the quality would be any good once i conected the camera to a 42inch TV to watch video - however I was not dissappointed. Quality is good and great if what you want is to take holiday clips ... Read More:

Rating:

- SONY SR35e
Sony DCR-SR35E Hard Disc Drive Handycam Camcorder with X40 ZoomI bought this camera as i was looking to upgrade my old analogue sony to HDD for easy of use and above all...no tapes!.
First off, as some who have got this model, i use it for paranormal work, you need a camera that records for a long time, and is easy and above all quick to use, and this one certainly is.
Its very straight forward, point and shoot, and in one touch of a button your reviewing scene by scene footage, which is a godsend as you dont have to spend time rewinding to the correct minute. The widescreen touchscreen is fantastic, and much better than the older SR32 model which this superseeds (and for some reason is almost twice the price!?).
Yes, you will ... Read More:

Rating:

- Very handy camera
I bought this camera in August 2008. I had read the reviews below which were helpful.

The camera has been fantastic - easy to use, easy to transfer to and watch on computer, easy to connect to and watch on TV; picture quality is superb, has all the relevant features.

The only issue I have is that raised by one reviewee - that being the battery life. It does not last long and therefore a spare is required which I will purchase (again thanks to the advice in the reviews) here on Amazon.

Otherwise, I would highly recommend this camera to anyone looking for a basic, easy-to-use quality handycam.

Rating:

- first time buying a camcorder
I am pleased with the cam corder, I am a photographer and thought that I should give this a try! I do like it, BUT am very disapointed that you cannot get the same battery that you have given with camera!!! I agree with other reviews, about battery and now wish I had stuck to Cannon brand.

Rating:

- No replacement Battery
I bought this camera because I suspected my old camera of having a slow throughput of the digital tape giving jerky panning. I thought no tape would eliminate a lot of faults. It did to some degree. But my main gripe is the battery! I cant obtain a replacement sony NP-FH40 I have trawled the net and been back to the shop I purchased from.
All I can get is a large battery that sticks out from the back of the camera and has a small lead that is inserted into the DVin socket. You no longer get battery information while the camera is inserted, so you dont know if it is nearly discharged. This is not good enough. If your thinking of buying...dont! Look first for a reserve battery you wont find the same as fitted to the camera when you purchased. ... Read More:

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