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Sony XDCAM EX PMW-EX1 High Definition Camcorder

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(4 reviews)

Price Range: $6,199 to $7,699

alaTest.com Professional Review.

Review summary of Sony XDCAM EX PMW-EX1

by alaTest , May. 24, 2012

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 38 reviews of Sony XDCAM EX PMW-EX1 from international magazines and websites.

Review Verdict: Experts rate this product 82/100 and users 90/100. Comparing these reviews to 175929 other Camcorders reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 73/100 = Good.

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digitalartsonline.co.uk Professional Review.

Sony PMW-EX1

by James Morris , Apr. 28, 2008

Comments:
A quick glance at the PWW-EX1 reveals a family resemblance to the HVR-Z7E. But although its CMOS sensors also use the Exmor technology, the EX1 has a trio of 1/2in units.

Review Verdict: Since it's been around longer, the PMW-EX1's price is similar to the HVR-Z7E. Choosing between the two depends on your application: the PMW-EX1 is very much intended for serious filmmakers - for more everyday video capture, the HVR-Z7E makes more sense

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QuickTake:

Pros: Wide range of formats. Captures huge amount of detail. High-qualiy built-in lens.

Cons: Fixed lens. Slightly darker image than the Z7E.

pricegrabber.com Professional Review.

Samsung SC-D372

by studawg , Feb. 20, 2008

Comments:
For what I paid it is a good value. I really like that it has a light. I wish the battery lasted longer. Like that it has a fire wire connection.

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QuickTake:

Pros: Cheap price, has a light

Cons: battery life short

goodgearguide.com.au Professional Review.

Sony PMW-EX1

by Chris Jager , Feb. 8, 2008

Comments:
The Sony PMW-EX1 is the world's first professional-level camcorder to use flash memory based ExpressCard media. As such, it marks an interesting new direction for the digital video industry, which until now, has traditionally stuck to tape. Sporting a...

Review Verdict: For audio, a shock-mounted stereo microphone has been built into the carrying handle, along with a pair of professional XLR terminals, a 3.5mm plug-in socket and a sturdy attachment holder for external mics

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QuickTake:

Pros: Unparalleled 'full' 1080p high-definition video, huge array of benefits offered by SxS Pro recording format, adjustable handgrip offers extra freedom ;

Cons: Technology still in its infancy, lens not interchangeable, no SD mode ;