Can this camcorder take a Memorystick Pro Duo, and can you use it for recording video?
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Im pretty sure its only HDV, but it does record night vision. Sorry i do not have the camera available to check
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On this model the memorystick can only be used for still photographs, you have to use DV tapes to record video.
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It does take a memorystick pro duo, but that only captures images. I have the firewire cable that connects to the computer to transfer video to your computer, and It will come with the camera.
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Yes it takes a memorystick pro duo but it is used just for photos not video.
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I actually had to look this up earlier today, so here's the Sony site that shows Memory Stick compatibility: http://esupport.sony.com/EN/info/mspro-camera.html It appears you can use the 2GB with the included adapter. I just bought one for my DSC-P52 and it's working great - so far.
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The book says that Memory Stick Pro Duo media of up to 32 GB and SD cards of up to 64GB have been verified to operate with the camcorder. I have just tried a 32 GB SD card and it did work. You are allowed in the menu to select HDD or Memory card for the destination and both stills and video will be saved to that medium.
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Sorry dont have knowledge of that camcorder but if supports Compact Flash might work I record video with my Canon 5D Mark III
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Honestly I'm not sure. I use Sony Vegas Pro. I use the standalone device to capture various video shows. Then I simply import it into the third party video editing software. It works like a charm for me like that. Hope this helps.
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You can only use "Sony memory stick pro duo", which is about half the size of standard "memory stick" media with your camcorder. Sony do not guarantee the operation of all types of "memory stick duo" media on your camcorder. When downloading all of your recorded media to your computer's card reader, if it don"t have a slot for inserting your memory stick pro duo, you will need to insert your memory stick pro duo into the Sony "MSAC-M2" adapter, then insert it into the standard memory stick slot of your card reader.
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I have used it with a DSLR for my video work. But looking at the camcorder model, I think it should work fine.
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Yes. Nice that you can control the amount of memory your camcorder has! Also great for loading from the card to computer, or if you have more than one card on hand, you have additional memory. This is a GREAT camcorder. I am extremely impressed with its performance!
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You should be able to use the memory stick duo with a memory stick adapter here is a compatability list from sony https://docs.sony.com/release/ms_camcorder_compatibility.pdf
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Yep, if it physically fits, then it should work. Why? Well, you said pro memory stick and this is a pro memory stick that's modified. So, I'm sure it will work. I don't know if that camera you suggest can format the memory stick, but if does. Then yes, it will work. And if what you mean by longer stick is like the memory stick duo, then you could just get this and the duo adapter. Problem solved.
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Yes. that would be correct. Just need to make sure that your camcorder is able to rewrite as some do not.
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The Sony DCR-SX40 can use Memory Stick Pro Duo, but not the ones that use Magic Gate Technology like this one. The Sony DCR-SX40 will support up to a 16GB Memory Stick Pro Duo. Hope this is helpful.
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As long as your camera takes memory stick pro, regardless of its GM capacity, it should work fine.
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I don't know enough about camcorders to answer. Look at the different connecting pics at the grex site (e.g. S-video).
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Hi, you may use a memory stick on this Sony Mavica, however memory size that this camera will accept are memory stick 128 MB. 1GB will not be accepted or recognized. -Ely
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Sorry don´t have knowledge of that camcorder but if supports Compact Flash might work I record video with my Canon 5D Mark III
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I have a sony-ericsson P900 (which supports Memory Stick Duo); I got a "corrupt disk" msg. when I inserted this 2gb PRO Duo. I checked manual & read that the capacity was 128MB. So I bought a Sandisk 128MB PRO Duo & still got a "corrupt disk".So my conclusion is that there are some (Memory Stick Duo) devices which will NOT support PRO Duo - Please correct me if I am wrong! I want to buy the right one! I already bought 2 bad sticks!!