Sony DCR-PC350

Pros: Small size, mini-DV format, 0-LUX capability, 1-handed operation, touch-screen operation and 3 mega-pixel stills

Cons: Memorystick-Pro, battery life, touch-screen (good and bad) requires scrolling thru menus to adjustment

The Bottom Line: Combination mini-DV video and 3MP stills, mean you need only one device. Smaller means more likely to carry. Battery could be longer-life; touch-screen menu takes getting used to.

Review: WHAT WORKS - ------------------------ * mini-DV (tape) format - (as opposed to the micro-DV (tape), DVD (disk), or internal/memory only formats). Good digital image quality, no drops or pixelation. Size wise, the micro-DV tape format cameras ...

Pros: High quality zoom, great lens, battery, everything anyone could need

Cons: A bit expensive, but will pay off in the end.

The Bottom Line: To sum it up, the camera offers a variety of features and has definitely made all the little events worth remembering. A clear must have.

Review: When I began to investigate camcorders, I began to feel overwhelmed. After talking to a variety of friends, I soon discovered the world of digital camcorders. Much to my chargrin, I was still left with a variety to choose from. The first step was to ...

Pros: Photo & Audio Quality, Docking Station, Webcam Mode, Nightshot, Automatic Focus and Exposure

Cons: Can't use tripod while streaming, video quality average, high price.

Review: The DCR-PC350 has been a great experience for me, trying my hand at filmmaking. The camcorder has many features and styles, like sepia, pastel, and black and white. 16-bit audio recording means that the audio is sharp and clear. It is highly ...