Sony Cybershot DSC-HX20V Unboxing and Overview (HD)

Sony DSC-HX20V Unboxing and Overview - June 2012. In this video, we unbox the new Sony Cybershot DSC-HX20V digital camera and provide an overview of its new features.

The Sony HX-20V was released last month in March 2012. We got our hands on one and were eager to open it up and have a look at this awesome new high-zoom compact digital camera from Sony.

Features of the new HX-20V include a new EXMOR R CMOS Sensor boasting 18.2 megapixels, a fast BIONZ Image Processor, and 9 new picture effects.

We will put this camera through several tests and return with our full review and examples of the image and HD video quality. Check back soon to learn additional information about this highly capable high-zoom camera.

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Camera Used To Film This Video:

Sony Cybershot DSC-HX200V

[TampaTechReview]

Yes, I would recommend this if you are looking for a compact digital camera that you can carry in your pocket. The HX20V should perform quite well at concert venues. It has excellent low-light capability and produces amazing video footage. The onboard stereo mic is great and can provide great sound quality, but for your particular situation, it will depend on your location to the band or speakers and the amount of ambient noise around you. Zoom, lighting, and movement can be handled in settings.

[TampaTechReview]

The HX20V can record in 1080P up to 60fps in AVCHD then slowed down to half speed (30fps) or lower (24fps) and still retain excellent video quality. To accomplish this, you will need to edit the video in an external editor such as Premiere Pro, Final Cut, Sony Vegas, or Corel ProX. Some video editors can edit AVCHD 2.0 natively, but others may need to have the video converted first.

RCA cables? Uh maybe, if you can find an adapter.

Recharging via USB = Yes, Transfer via USB = Yes

[TampaTechReview]

Thanks for watching. I am enjoying this camera a lot. The image and video quality is amazing. We will be producing more videos about this camera showing the image and video quality as well as a few "How To" tutorials in the near future.

[shrutigupta]

Hello.. Actually, my father bought this camera 10 years ago, and now I got this camera.. but its doesn't get started.. so can you pls tell me how to charge this? also is it relevant for today's time also? or should I buy new? I would be grateful if I get your reply.

[GuitarGirlever]

I'm looking for a camera for concerts. I know there are other cameras that are better, like DSLR's, but I need a camera that is compact because most DSLR's aren't allowed in concert venues. Anyway, would you recommend this camera for concert settings? Would the video/sound quality still be great in a loud environment? How would pictures look with all the lighting changes, movement, etc in concerts? Also, will taking zoomed in pics while the subject is moving still come out ok?

[Blackkmamba]

Sir I'm interested to buy this stuff. But before going to the store, I like to know
something from you abot this camera which I didn't find anywhere in the web.
1. Recording highspeed videos- Can I record vids in slow motion?If yes, please
specify its resolution and fps
2. Option for AV cable- HDMI ok.But Is there any option to connect AV cable(ie;RCA cable) from this camera to TV?
3. Can I recharge battery via USB? Transfer fotos from SD Card to PC via USB? Watch fotos & vids in PC via USB?

[supersnakeg]

can you add microphones onto this camera? like for example a shotgun mic?