12 Mp Digital Camera With Full 1080p Hd Video

The Bloggie Touch camera captures web-friendly HD MP4 video and 12.8MP images while featuring a capacitive touch-screen for simple touch & slide operation. Integrated software makes it easy to share videos and images on Facebook or YouTube. Record up to 4 hours of HD video on its 8GB of internal memory

Amazon Sales Rank: #378 in Camera & Photo Color: Silver Brand: Sony Model: MHS-TS20/S Dimensions: 2.70" h x 4.90" w x 2.70" l, .61 pounds Display size: 3 1920x1080 HD MP4 recording: The Bloggie Touch camera lets you record your favorite moments anytime, anywhere. Using the MP4 format, the Bloggie Touch shoots video in 1920x1080 high definition, as well as captures 12.8MP still images 12.8MP still images: Enjoy capturing clear, crisp still photos at 12.8MP resolution. The high resolution yields incredible detail while giving you the flexibility for large prints and cropping Capacitive touch-screen LCD: The touch screen LCD utilizes an easy to use touch & slide method for searching through your videos and pictures 3.0" LCD with vertical/horizontal operation: The 3.0" touch screen LCD (measured diagonally) will rotate its orientation automatically; however you hold the camera - horizontally, vertically, left, right, even upside down Up to 4 hours HD video: Record and store up to four hours of high-definition video footage (default setting) to the Bloggie Touch camera's 8GB of built-in flash memory

Bloggie3d Bloggie Touch Camera A touch of brilliance Tap into the action with a 3-inch capacitive-touch screen, 12.8-megapixel stills and web-friendly 1080p HD video. Hands-on happiness The name of the game here is simplicity. Slide your finger across the large, 3-inch capacitive-touch screen and view your photos and videos with ease. The no-nonsense menu system and helpful icons are a joy to behold. Straight up versatility No matter how you hold the camera, you get a clear view of the action just the way you like it. Hold it vertically for taller shots, or hold it horizontally for wider angles. The choice is yours. Take stills while shooting video Shoot high quality photos even while shooting high-def, video. For instance, let's say while you're shooting video, you decide that it would also make a great still shot. Just press the shutter and you got it. Easy shooting. Easy sharing Now you can record and share those must-see moments easier than ever. Every Bloggie captures HD video and fits right in your pocket. Best of all, uploading your videos to the internet is a cinch. Shoot When fun happens, your Bloggie is there. Shoot life's must-see, must-share moments in beautiful high definition. Full HD 1080P Video Capture beautiful, 1080P video in the web-friendly MP4 format, perfect for uploading to sites like YouTube. The handy HDMI out even lets you watch videos on your HDTV. 4x Digital Zoom Zoom in with a 4x digital zoom that brings the action to you. There's even an Auto-Macro mode for incredible close-ups from just four inches away. Razor Sharp Stills Capture up to 12.8-megapixel stills with impeccable detail for cropping shots or large prints. You can even use the Dual Record feature and simultaneously take pictures while shooting video. Image Stabilization Got shaky hands? SteadyShot image stabilization technology is built in to help reduce blur, making your videos and photos look even better. Connect Once you've caught the magic on your Bloggie, it's time to connect your compatible Mac, PC or HDTV where you can do so much more. Built in USB Arm No cables needed. Just flip out the built-in USB arm and connect directly to your computer. It charges the camera, too Share it Later Tag videos and images on your Bloggie while on the go and mark them for upload to your favorite internet sharing sites the next time the camera is connected to a computer. HDMI Out Just connect an HDMI mini cable (sold separately) and you can enjoy video from your Bloggie on your compatible HDTV. Share Why keep the fun to yourself? Connect to your world and share your experiences with friends and family. Share Privately Save the good stuff for your inner circle. Personal Space by Sony gives you free private sharing with friends and family when used with the built-in Bloggie software. Share Publicly Using the built-in Bloggie software, you can share your videos and photo with a few clicks. The Bloggie makes posting to your favorite social network sites a snap. PC Magazine Award An Editor's Choice Voted as PC Magazine's Editor's Choice Winner for its excellent video quality, still image shooter, and big touch-enabled LCD, along with a variety of options enough to satisfy users.

The best feedback from customers 297 of 308 people found this review helpful. High-quality video, but remains focused Zainul Charbiwala've had this camera for a week and have been loving it ever since. I used another "pull" the camera and put Bloggie Press shame. Advantages: 1. Love to live and record. Ideal for small spontaneous video. 2nd The touch screen makes it useful and fun to use the big screen. 3rd Still images come out light when the lighting and focus are good. 4th The battery charges up super fast and stays with you for a full day of shooting. 5th Image stabilization is good. You can take decent video while walking and the countryside as well. Note that it is not optical, but SteadyShot stabilization mail. 6th The lens is of very good quality and the images are sharp. 7th I really like the "flip the image during recording" function. I think that counts most. The video is not blocked, while the picture (full resolution 12M) and from the focus and exposure are to be made generally good, while you are locked in the middle of the video, the images come from less large: 1 In low light, there are some grains and use the digital zoom makes it much worse. 2nd While the goal is good, the autofocus mechanism is very slow. If you move the camera around too much focus on locked, and the autofocus is almost never be blocked. 3rd What I really miss with this camera has a flash. Even a small help in low light images. 4th Minor annoyance: a preview right after you take, you must have at least two clicks. Sony could be designed so that it's always about the last image taken by default, have instead a list of thumbnails of the images / videos on your device. I decided to buy this camera has a camera, the video can do, because: 1 This is dead easy. During a switch to turn on, video stills and Take That makes it both easy and fast to use. 2nd This can be done to 1080p and 720p video at 60fps. 3rd Its under $ 200 and less than the phone. 4th Its got internal flash memory and USB connectivity - no more SD card or cable. 8 GB is enough to get through the day before you can get back to your laptop, to print the images. I decided this camera compared to others who buy into the same category because: 1 Its got a large display and touch screen is fun to use. 2nd Its got a better lens than the others. 3rd Its got (some) image stabilization. 128 of 138 people found the following review helpful. Terrible focus hunting issues and ergonomics By dcJohn I wanted to like this camera, but it was a complete disappointment. First and foremost, that the autofocus is terrible. The picture is often blurry, and there is again no way to tell the camera trying to focus. (Why not add this and handle it like the iPhone do? Simply touch the subject you want in focus) Most portable video cameras like this (eg flip, and Kodak) has defined the focus, and I was hoping for the ability of Sony to focus, as it helps to get better macro shots. Instead, the camera is constantly looking for focus, not often found. Ergonomics is also a problem. Many times I hold the camera vertically, because it's comfortable, but still take normal landscape photos of wide-angle (again, like my back and Kodak cameras operate). In contrast, changes in orientation Sony verticle when held upright. Therefore, we have to keep aside all the time, which is not very comfortable for any length of time. To make matters worse, none of the tools for sharing images online work with Mac (although it will import into iMovie). The touch screen is nice and responsive, and video quality is good when it's in focus (with the typical color, a little cooler than the Sony / white balance), but the negative aspects of the camera - especially the constant terrible.