What is the difference between the Sony DSC-HX50V and the Sony DSC-HX50?
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The DSC-HX50V has a GPS receiver in the camera to rrcord the location at which pictures are taken. Using it drains the battery quickly. It can be turned off.o
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Sorry, I don't know. Whatever the difference, the HX50v is a small, pocketable camera that produces great pictures.
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I believe it is whether it has GPS or not. Which one I am not sure. On ordering, make sure the ad list it has GPS.
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Please go here: http://snapsort.com/compare/Canon-PowerShot-SX50-HS-vs-Canon-PowerShot-SX500-IS and http://digital-cameras.findthebest.com/compare/606-638/Canon-PowerShot-SX50-HS-vs-Canon-PowerShot-SX500-IS
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I chose the Sony HDR CX500V over the HF S100 based on low light performance and stabilization during side by side testing. The low light performance of the S100 showed notable noise artifacts while the CX500V was totally clean and smooth. The stabilization of the CX500V was also head and shoulder above the Cannon. I will miss manual controls and inputs of the Cannon, but in grab and go, day to day shooting of the family, the Sony fits my intended use better in long run.
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They are somewhat different in features. With the Sony HVR-A1U you going to get the module with XLR microphone inputs and few additional things like black stretch, timecode options, etc. (It's the Sony Pro version of the now discontinued HC-1) I'll let others answer as to the video quality as I haven't yet done a side by side comparison.
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Looks pretty close but from my quick search the VX3 is model #V1950 and this one is #V1930. Beyond that, I don't see much difference.
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I'm in the same boat looking for a screen protector for an HX50V. I read in Digital Photography Review (DP Review) Gear Shop Questions and Answers for (Sony HX50V -aftermarket accessories) that the lcd's are the same size. The person in the forum has said that they are using a screen protector for an RX100 on their HX50V. [http://gearshop.dpreview.com/sony-dsc-hx50v-compact-camera/dp/B00CDIK48U?ref_=se_gd_1_0] Hope this helps. I haven't bought it yet to see if it works.
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Thanks Technology Guy...I have one more question since you guys know what you are talking about. I was just reading a lot of great reviews about the Canon PowerShot S90, it sells for the same price of the new Sony so price wouldn't be an issue. I'm just wondering from the Sony HX5V or the Canon PowerShot which one will be a better buy.
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The biggest difference I find is that you can use optical zoom in movie mode with the H2. Also, H2 has Carl Zeiss lens which i think H1 doesn't
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I have used it on the DEC-HX50V. Works beautifully. You dont need glasses and it allows you to press the camera up against your head for steady filming. It turns the little pocket camera into a semi-professional machine. I highly recommend it despite the price. Bill Magnusson
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Yes it shows both, the only difference between this model and the Sony VG-C77AM is that the Sony version has a nicer grip texture (much like the camera), its more durable, the buttons give better feedback, the joystick is a little stiffer, and its weather sealed. Not to mention the Sony has a better build quality.
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I don't think this is a Sony brand. I ordered one for my Sony hx200v and it works fine for my use. Was a good price too. Hope this helps a little.
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Hi, in this link you can see a comparison of both models: http://www.samsung.com/ve/consumer/cameras-camcorders/smart-cameras/productcompare?prda=EC-DV150FBPWPA&prdb=EC-DV300FBPRPA Basically have the same features, the only difference I see is the physical design
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It looks the same as the one I ordered: NP-FV50 (which is on the back of the battery). I use mine in a Sony Handi-camDCR-SX83.
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The HS50 is a fixed lens camera but it has the ability to allow for you to twist (screw) on extension lenses and filters on the front of the lens in the same way a DSLR lens does without having to use any kind of special adapters. And with the Manual Zoom the extra weight of these does add extra wear lessening the life of the camera as it would with a motorized zoom. This was one of the reasons I purchased the HS50 rather than one of the other Bridge cameras as this adds so much to the camera's versatility and with no additional cost for specialized adapters. Great Camera have owned it for 6 months now and still love it. Very Versatile and takes great pictures
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I am not familiar with the Canon SX50, however, if Canon puts their name on it, it most likely is a better product. This one broke and was useless in less than a week.
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I have the original DSC-H20, and we gave the DSC-H20/B to my father-in-law for Christmas. His looks and is almost exactly the same as mine, but it has a few more options in the manual and program modes. Specifically I recall that he had more shutter speeds and focus distances to choose from.Edit: Sorry, I was mislead! My camera was missing some ISO speeds, etc. in the menus for some reason (stopped at 800 instead of 3200). But they just appeared. Must have been a firmware glitch!? :(
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I really don't know the difference - all I can tell you is that I have really enjoyed my canon wa-h58 lens on my canon hfg30 camcorder - I use it a lot on a lang p04 stabilizer - with great results - I can see no distortion at all - all the corners are great - love the lens