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Question: HDR-SR11 truly 1920x1080? Has anyone with this camera transfered your video files to the computer.  Can you confirm that the transfered video is 1920x1080 with pixel aspect ratio of 1:1?  Earlier cameras transfer the files with 1440x1080 resolution.
Document: Software is weak, major hassle when you transfer to your computer's hard drive because it has to recognize the video, and do some other weird stuff to it. Files are big, using Sony Vegas and keeps crashing my program, you need a good computer. Results of indoor use with the camera has not been impressive at all. Battery doesn't last very long, you'll need a bigger one. Vid picture is good, I like that I can delete video clips, email them, save to CD.
My dad was a professional photographer for years, and Ive always enjoyed videos and pictures along with a nice mix of new technology. Ive always been around cameras, and video equipment, as well as owning many digital cameras.I decided to take the plunge and pick up the Sony HDR-SR11, and wow am I happy I did!
I had a Sony PC-110 camera for about 7-8 years until last year I decided I couldn't deal with Mini DV tapes anymore. So, for about 6 months I've been researching cameras and was going to pull the trigger on the Sony HDR-SR7 but decided to wait since AVCHD is still in its infancy. Well, with the HDR-SR11, I can't imagine the picture quality could be any better than this. It's like watching an HD movie on our XBR40 Sony flat panel.
I would have PREFERRED to save up and purchase a Canon XHA1 for the pristine optics, better manual controls, and extremely good light gathering (very low low noise even in challenging lighting situations), but I do not want to mess with tapes and the 1:1 tape transfer process again. Hard disk recording with a 3k HDV video camera is possible but expensive.
Even low flash overexposes things.Also the stills look different in the LCD than the do on the computer-they look better on the computer. Whereas the video looks great in LCD and on TV.I might try the addon flash from Sony (HVL-HFL1) but $149.99 seems really steep. If anyone has used an add-on flash for this camera for nice natural lighting indoors please let all of us know.Also the HDMI connector uses Mini-HDMI, suprise!
I highly recommend this camcorder to anyone.The software came with SR11 can do only limited editing but this is in line with the industry standard (i.e. feature of software came with other brands). I use Pinnacle 12 Plus for editing. However, the AVCHD disc burn by Pinnacle was not recognized by the AVCHD player software came with the SR11. This same disc can be recognized/played by the other AVCHD player I installed in my computer.
Less than 2 years ago I bought the HDR-HC3 wanting to start recording my movies in HD. I was pretty happy with the camcorder, but there were a few things that really bummed me out, and now replacing it with the SR11 I'm really pleased. A few of the improvements that I've appreciate the most are:Better image quality in low light. Some may complain about this cameras quality in low lighting conditions, but let me tell ya, it's a lot better than what I got with the HC3!
I enjoy this camera very much. Video quality is amazing and its very easy to use. I generally play my video through my playstation 3 and the quality blows me away every time I watch. 5.1 sound is very well done and in a hometheatre environment its amazing. I have had to upgrade my computer a bit to better handle editing movies. Im using Sony Vegas 8 Pro to edit and create my movies.
Well placed buttons, can use thumb 4 pics & to start video recording.- Excellent resolution on the LCD screen. Playback looks amazing.- 5.1 channel recording and zoom mic (in layman's terms good sound gets recorded)- Mic is in the front below the lens so no obstruction.- Lens has an automatic shutter which closes when powered down. So no need for a lens cap.- Batt info function provides immed.
You have to be quick to capture what you want.Manual focus knob I have found a little difficult to use. Not sure... maybe it just doesn't work the way I would expect.I like the touch screen. I just use my finger nail so it won't get too smudged up.The video files you get once you put them on your computer are .MTS format. So it will be really difficult to edit the video unless you have an expensive editing program.
Answer: Your information is correct with one small correction.  The output is fixed 1920x1080/60i  It does not do /30p natively, although it can be deinterlaced in software.