Sony Handycam HDR-CX350V is one of the new AVCHD camcorders with 32GB non-removable Flash memory in 2010. The built-in GPS receiver makes the HDR-CX350V an ideal choice for travelers. If you are looking for a camcorder that records 1920×1080 high definition video with more than 10 hours, and provides great image quality in low light condition, Sony Handycam HDR-CX350V could be one of your choices.
Features of Sony HDR-CX350V:
- 1920×1080 Full HD Recording w/7MP still image
- 32GB embedded Flash memory
- 1/4″ 3.5MP back-illuminated “Exmor R” CMOS sensor
- Optical SteadyShot image stabilization w/ Active Mode
- Wide Angle G-Lens (27.4mm) with 12x Optical zoom
Video recording:
HD video format: MPEG4 AVC/H.264 with .mts filename extension
SD video format: MPEG2
Audio format: Dolby Digital 2ch stereo
To transfer videos to computer:
For Windows user:
Connect HDR-CX350V to computer with USB cable, and run the Picture Motion Browser (PMB) on the bundled CD in box. Picture Motion Browser will guide you to transfer videos to your Windows OS hard drive.
For Mac users:
There is no bundled software for Mac OS X on the CD. However, you can try iMovie to see if it works after connecting Sony HDR-CX350V to Mac computer with USB cable. Some users report that HDR-CX350V works with iMovie for transferring videos, but some indicate that iMovie does not recognize the camera. If your iMovie does not work with the .mts files from Sony HDR-CX350V, you may directly copy the HD .mts files from the camera to the Apple hard drive.
If you want to edit Sony Handycam HDR-CX350V HD .mts videos on Adobe Premiere, Pinnacle, Avid Media Composer, which does not recognize your family videos or travel videos, you can convert them to .mov using Aunsoft MTS/M2TS Converter as the Sony HDR-CX350V AVCHD converter. Aunsoft MTS/M2TS Converter works as the companion for your camcorder AVCHD videos to deinterlace Sony HDR-CX350V AVCHD videos, to convert Sony HDR-CX350V .mts videos to .mpg, .mov, to join .mts videos with one single file output. If you are working on Mac computer, just try Mac HDR-CX350V AVCHD converter.
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