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Equipment Type: Video Cameras
Equipment Brand: Sony
Equipment Model: Bloggie MHS-PM5K
Price (S$): 250 (nego)
Description:
Shoots full 1080p video, 5-megapixel stills
Swiveling lens provides protection, versatility
Compact and lightweight
Large 2.4-inch screen
Reasonably priced
Accepts SD and Memory Stick Pro Duo cards
Courts selling at S$399!
Now selling $250 (nego)
SMS now 93819596!
Only used once to test...
Comes with 12 month original warranty (unfilled)
Introduction
Panoramas do not have to be frozen in time any more. Sonys latest pocket camcorder, the swiveling MHS-PM5K, captures a full 360-degree field of view with a simple add-on lens, producing playable panoramas that you can literally look around in as you watch. When youre done, snap it off and youre back to shooting true 1080p video. While novel, lightweight and surprisingly affordable
The 360 degree sony lens
Features
The Bloggie shoots true 1080p video and 720p video at 60 frames per second, with SteadyShot electronic image stabilization and 4x digital zoom. Those specs put it roughly in league with the likes of Kodaks Zi8, JVCs Picsio FM1, and Samsungs HMX-U10. What sets the Bloggie apart from this growing crowd of evolved pocket cams? A swiveling, top-mounted lens. It faces into the belly of the camera while closed, keeping it protected, then rotates out 270 degrees to shoot forward for normal videos, up for panoramas (not to mention riveting ceiling and sky footage) and back for shooting moody video diaries to put on YouTube.
Sonys PM5K was designed to inhabit pockets, and it looks the part. Although not quite as tiny as Flips MinoHD or Creatives VadoHD, the 4.25-inch-tall cam can hide completely under Kodaks bigfoot Zi8, and at only 0.75 inches thick, makes Flips other offerings like the UltraHD and SlideHD look positively fat. The all-plastic body also keeps it relatively light, too, at only 4.5 ounces.
On the bottom, a ridged slider moves to poke the stubby, built-in USB connector out the side, popping off a tiny plastic door in the process. Besides concealing the USB connector, the panel hides a separate A/V output port for watching videos in standard def via the included cables. Another door on the opposite side provides access to the removable lithium-ion battery and a card reader, which thankfully accepts both standard SD cards and Sonys overpriced Memory Stick Pro Duo cards a niche format we expect will die off shortly now that Sony no longer forces consumers into it. The power button and mono mic reside up top on the left and right sides, respectively.
Controls
Although most competitors have copped Flips dead-simple control scheme a giant record button in the center with directional arrows around it Sony takes a more traditional digicam approach with the PM5K. A 2.4-inch LCD sits front and center, while the all-important record and snapshot buttons get shoved over to the far right. The thumb naturally gravitates to the middle of the screen when gripping it, making this arrangement somewhat awkward unless you want to use two hands. Around the corner, an exceptionally flimsy feeling zoom slider lets you glide through different levels of the 4x zoom. Below the LCD, youll find typical playback and menu buttons, plus a five-way directional nub.
Only a portion of the 2.4-inch screen actually acts like a viewfinder when shooting. Closing the lens (which automatically powers the camera on when swiveled) and going into review mode allows you to use the full screen in landscape mode for playing back videos.
Real Name: linboyz
Contact Number: 93819596
Condition of Item (as per guidelines): Mint
Warranty Status: 12
Package/Accessories/Extras:
- 4GB Sony Memory Stick
- USB connector
- Audio and Visual wire
- Sony Battery
- Sony pouch (Personally bought it individually for $39)
- Sony Bloggie HD
Additional Comments:
May check on the spot!
But,it's brand new!
Equipment Type: Video Cameras
Equipment Brand: Sony
Equipment Model: Bloggie MHS-PM5K
Price (S$): 250 (nego)
Description:
Shoots full 1080p video, 5-megapixel stills
Swiveling lens provides protection, versatility
Compact and lightweight
Large 2.4-inch screen
Reasonably priced
Accepts SD and Memory Stick Pro Duo cards
Courts selling at S$399!
Now selling $250 (nego)
SMS now 93819596!
Only used once to test...
Comes with 12 month original warranty (unfilled)
Introduction
Panoramas do not have to be frozen in time any more. Sonys latest pocket camcorder, the swiveling MHS-PM5K, captures a full 360-degree field of view with a simple add-on lens, producing playable panoramas that you can literally look around in as you watch. When youre done, snap it off and youre back to shooting true 1080p video. While novel, lightweight and surprisingly affordable
The 360 degree sony lens
Features
The Bloggie shoots true 1080p video and 720p video at 60 frames per second, with SteadyShot electronic image stabilization and 4x digital zoom. Those specs put it roughly in league with the likes of Kodaks Zi8, JVCs Picsio FM1, and Samsungs HMX-U10. What sets the Bloggie apart from this growing crowd of evolved pocket cams? A swiveling, top-mounted lens. It faces into the belly of the camera while closed, keeping it protected, then rotates out 270 degrees to shoot forward for normal videos, up for panoramas (not to mention riveting ceiling and sky footage) and back for shooting moody video diaries to put on YouTube.
Sonys PM5K was designed to inhabit pockets, and it looks the part. Although not quite as tiny as Flips MinoHD or Creatives VadoHD, the 4.25-inch-tall cam can hide completely under Kodaks bigfoot Zi8, and at only 0.75 inches thick, makes Flips other offerings like the UltraHD and SlideHD look positively fat. The all-plastic body also keeps it relatively light, too, at only 4.5 ounces.
On the bottom, a ridged slider moves to poke the stubby, built-in USB connector out the side, popping off a tiny plastic door in the process. Besides concealing the USB connector, the panel hides a separate A/V output port for watching videos in standard def via the included cables. Another door on the opposite side provides access to the removable lithium-ion battery and a card reader, which thankfully accepts both standard SD cards and Sonys overpriced Memory Stick Pro Duo cards a niche format we expect will die off shortly now that Sony no longer forces consumers into it. The power button and mono mic reside up top on the left and right sides, respectively.
Controls
Although most competitors have copped Flips dead-simple control scheme a giant record button in the center with directional arrows around it Sony takes a more traditional digicam approach with the PM5K. A 2.4-inch LCD sits front and center, while the all-important record and snapshot buttons get shoved over to the far right. The thumb naturally gravitates to the middle of the screen when gripping it, making this arrangement somewhat awkward unless you want to use two hands. Around the corner, an exceptionally flimsy feeling zoom slider lets you glide through different levels of the 4x zoom. Below the LCD, youll find typical playback and menu buttons, plus a five-way directional nub.
Only a portion of the 2.4-inch screen actually acts like a viewfinder when shooting. Closing the lens (which automatically powers the camera on when swiveled) and going into review mode allows you to use the full screen in landscape mode for playing back videos.
Real Name: linboyz
Contact Number: 93819596
Condition of Item (as per guidelines): Mint
Warranty Status: 12
Package/Accessories/Extras:
- 4GB Sony Memory Stick
- USB connector
- Audio and Visual wire
- Sony Battery
- Sony pouch (Personally bought it individually for $39)
- Sony Bloggie HD
Additional Comments:
May check on the spot!
But,it's brand new!