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With the huge success of the, Sony has had to get in on the act. The result is the PM1, the first Sony pocket video camera, able to shoot in 1080p HD and take stills at five megapixels. The design shows typical Sony flair: to switch it on you just spin the lens round from its hidden position. It rotates through 270 degrees so you can shoot with it held almost flat as well as in the usual mobile-phone style position. Or you can swivel the lens all the way round to face you. This is a camera designed for teens and 20-somethings, and it shows in the PM1’s emphasis on light weight and simplicity over absolute video quality.
Behind the plastic lens there’s a basic focus-free, fixed focal-length arrangement; the zoom rocker control on the back is a digital zoom, not optical. There’s no image stabilisation either, not even the electronic variety. Plug it into a USB port and as well as the main storage, you’ll see a read-only virtual drive pop up in Windows Explorer. From here you can launch the PMB Portable viewer software directly, with no need to install. The software is basic: you can view videos and upload directly to YouTube and Picasa but there are no editing facilities, not even to trim clips, and none on the camera itself or the driver CD. One trick we do like is the ability to set the camera to mass storage or webcam mode when connected via USB, although the fact that the drivers are supplied on CD, not the device itself, potentially limits its usefulness. Image quality isn’t what we’d expected, falling short of the Flip Mino HD and the.
Detail rendition was fine but contrast was remarkably poor, and there was noticeable blooming around bright objects. It’s good enough for basic video blogging, reportage and silly videos but that’s about it. Sony continues to cling to Memory Stick as its flash memory format too, and unlike its competition it uses a USB cable rather than a neat flip-out connector.
Our final gripe is that the PM1 doesn’t charge over USB – you need to take out the battery and use the charger. It’s not a great first pocket-video outing from Sony. Specifications Camcorder HD standard 1080p Camcorder maximum video resolution 1440 x 1080 Camera megapixel rating 5.0mp Camcorder recording format H.264 (MP4) Accessory shoe? No Camera optical zoom range 1x Camera optical image stabilisation no Electronic image stabilisation? No Screen size 1.8in Touchscreen no Viewfinder? No Built-in flash?
No Number of sensors 1 Audio Internal mic type Mono External mic socket? No Dimensions Dimensions width 55 Dimensions depth 23 Dimensions height 103 Dimensions 55 x 23 x 103mm (WDH) Weight 120g Storage Integrated memory 0.1GB Camcorder internal storage type Flash memory Memory card support Memory Stick Pro Duo Outputs Data connection USB Composite video output? Yes Component video output?
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Yes Accessories Remote control?