What is the difference between HX400V and HX400B, the latter of which is used on Sony'd web site
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Thank you for your interest in our package deal! IN regards to your inquiry, both of those part numbers are for the same camera. Sony will refer to this model as either the HX400, HX400V, or HX400/B. The "B" after the slash just refers to the color of the camera (in this case black). This of course is not to be confused with the H400 (a.k.a. H400/B). However, the correct part number for this camera model, as per Sony, is DSCHX400/B. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST. We thank you for your time and consideration! Thank you for your interest in our package deal! IN regards to your inquiry, both of those part numbers are for the same camera. Sony will refer to this model as either the HX400, HX400V, or HX400/B. The "B" after the slash just refers to the color of the camera (in this case black). This of course is not to be confused with the H400 (a.k.a. H400/B). However, the correct part number for this camera model, as per Sony, is DSCHX400/B. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST. We thank you for your time... » Read More Thank you for your interest in our package deal! IN regards to your inquiry, both of those part numbers are for the same camera. Sony will refer to this model as either the HX400, HX400V, or HX400/B. The "B" after the slash just refers to the color of the camera (in this case black). This of course is not to be confused with the H400 (a.k.a. H400/B). However, the correct part number for this camera model, as per Sony, is DSCHX400/B. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST. We thank you for your time and consideration! « Show Less
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On Sony's website, it refers to an HX400/B, not HX400B. The /B refers to color Black. Here is a quote from a respected review that says the HX400V has GPS capabilities - "The newly added "V" in the product name refers to the camera's built-in GPS capability." My answer differs somewhat from the first response by someone else but I do think mine is correct.
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Thank you for your interest in our package deal! IN regards to your inquiry, both of those part numbers are for the same camera. Sony will refer to this model as either the HX400, HX400V, or HX400/B. The "B" after the slash just refers to the color of the camera (in this case black). This of course is not to be confused with the H400 (a.k.a. H400/B). However, the correct part number for this camera model, as per Sony, is DSCHX400/B. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST. We thank you for your time and consideration!
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Registered: ‎03-17-2014[Solution!]Re: Features of HX400B/V syber shot digital CameraOptions‎04-11-2014 09:03 AM edited {1}Good day Max1808150! The DSC-HX400 or DSC-HX400/B are base model while the DSC-HX400V or DSC-HX400V/B are units that has the GPS feature, basic specifications will be the same except for some features and items found on the menu of the camera. The letter after the model name followed by / (e.g. DSC-TF1/"R") indicates unit's color. If you mean to attach a conversion lens with the DSC-HX400 or the DSC-H400, I'm afraid we do not have the information at the moment, please check our support website for updates here http://esupport.sony.com/ Registered: ‎03-17-2014[Solution!]Re: Features of HX400B/V syber shot digital CameraOptions‎04-11-2014 09:03 AM edited {1}Good day Max1808150! The DSC-HX400 or DSC-HX400/B are base model while the DSC-HX400V or DSC-HX400V/B are units that has the GPS feature, basic specifications will be the same except for some features and items found on the menu of the camera. The letter after the model name followed by / (e.g. DSC-TF1/"R") indicates unit's color. If you mean to attach a conversion lens with the... » Read More Registered: ‎03-17-2014[Solution!]Re: Features of HX400B/V syber shot digital CameraOptions‎04-11-2014 09:03 AM edited {1}Good day Max1808150! The DSC-HX400 or DSC-HX400/B are base model while the DSC-HX400V or DSC-HX400V/B are units that has the GPS feature, basic specifications will be the same except for some features and items found on the menu of the camera. The letter after the model name followed by / (e.g. DSC-TF1/"R") indicates unit's color. If you mean to attach a conversion lens with the DSC-HX400 or the DSC-H400, I'm afraid we do not have the information at the moment, please check our support website for updates here http://esupport.sony.com/ « Show Less
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There is no difference.Looking up the camera with the V or B separately the same camera comes up with the exact same specs for both.
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Opinion - As a user of Canon, Nikon, and Sony Cameras - I very much like and prefer Sony's Menu Systems in their Cameras. Their style of Menus change a little based upon WHAT Model (High End or Lower End Products), and they have changed slightly in STYLE over the past two years. However, their newest style of MENUS such as used in the HX400 Model you ask about is "the same" as what is used on their DSLT Bridge Cameras (Alpha Series) and even their higher end product Cameras. I like Sony's style of Menus best of all, and YES they are easy to use.
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Unfortunately, I don't know the answer. The best thing is to read the user's manual came with the Sony HXR-NX5U NXCAM or call Sony to get that info from them. Sorry that I cannot help you more.Have a great weekend!
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Dear 'Saiko,' I'm afraid I'm not sure what you mean. I do not have a web site. However, if you are referring to my review of the PT-AE4000U, then I hope it was of some help to you. It is very wordy and I apologize for that but, on the other hand, this is a very complex piece of electronics and it does take a fairly long time to learn. I tried to convey that. (Though it can be used fully satisfactorily right out of the box, most people will want to learn to 'tweak' its settings, something which is very rewarding.) After over a year, I am still completely satisfied with my projector and I stand behind everything I said in the review. So far it seems that no one has come out with a projector comparable to the PT-AE4000U in terms of performance, price, power adjustments for focus, etc., and the options for users to adjust the picture/lens settings, including the ones which are normally hidden. Even Panasonic has not introduced a "new, improved" model as this one is, in my opinion (and evidently theirs too), a superb video projector and is unlikely to be matched, much less improved, anywhere near its price by another one any time soon. Thank you for writing (even if the meaning of what you wrote is obscure, at least to me). Lawrence
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I Googled and found out that there is no difference. Cannon changes camera names for different parts of the world. Google/Bing to verify.
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I've just read the specifications of these 2 models on Sony web site. In addition to the 4000 images (model X1000), there is only another difference which is the TruBlack feature. That's all. The rest is exactly the same. You can see the features comparison of these models on Sony Photo Frame web page. I have bought a DPF 8 inches. It has a perfect image even in a lower resolution than that of V1000. I'm very pleased with this Sony photo frame. I'm willing now to buy the DPF 10 inches.
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In fact, they are not recording the same quality, HG20 is a set ahead than HF100, 24Mbps against 17Mbps, resulting better quality. Can we see the difference? Who knows? But it's there...I aggre with you, HF100 feels cheap(in fact it's cheaper) but does not give the quality feel of HG20, it's not as ergonomic as HG20...HD part of HG20 lets you to handle it better, HF100 feels too small..But, are these enough to pay about 65-70$ more?
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This is what Sony says on the Sony Store website: (Under 'Weights and Measures' for the HX50V '.. Battery and Memory Stick DUO are included' You can also use SD (SDHC preferred) without any problem.
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Check this out: http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/ssr/micro-hdvsite/resource.promotions.bbsccms-assets-micro-hdv-promotions-WorldCamUpgrade.shtml
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The DSC-HX200V isn't listed in the compatible list. I have a DSC-HX1 and this is the same as the original battery that came with the camera. Contact customer service at Sony and they can tell you. BUT a word of caution. Buy a Sony brand battery, not a spin off. I bought a spin off because it was less expensive. It was a waste of money as it wouldn't hold a charge.
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As I understand it the only difference is the bundle package. The camera is the same HX-300 in all cases. I love mine and am so pleased with what this camera can do.
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One is 3x-9x power/zoom, the other is 4x-12x power/zoom. There is no advantage as they are both vx-2, however, one of them zooms further than the other.
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Hi there, i think that is almost the same if you watch it from the outside. You can check this page to see the difference: http://snapsort.com/compare/Sony-Cyber-shot-RX100-II-vs-Sony-Cybershot-DSC-RX100Or google it to lear more
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At least as originally delivered by Sony, I am sure that everything you mention came with my HX10V. I LOVE the pictures, options, and films. I just bought two 32gig SD cards for an upcoming trip to China, and they both work great! Their local cost was $13 each, US. So I wouldn't worry about an SD card. I also have some memory sticks, 2g and 4g, but I never use them. They do work, however, with the camera. I actually bought microSD so that I could also use them in my Samsung tablet, and I can now film on the Sony, eject, and view on the tablet without any duplication or transfer. Perhaps too much detail - I am in video production for broadcast and can easily get lost in the technical weeds. At least as originally delivered by Sony, I am sure that everything you mention came with my HX10V. I LOVE the pictures, options, and films. I just bought two 32gig SD cards for an upcoming trip to China, and they both work great! Their local cost was $13 each, US. So I wouldn't worry about an SD card. I also have some memory sticks, 2g and 4g, but I never use them. They do work, however, with the camera. I actually bought microSD so that I could also use them in my Samsung tablet, and I can now film on the Sony, eject, and view on the tablet without any duplication or transfer. Perhaps too... » Read More At least as originally delivered by Sony, I am sure that everything you mention came with my HX10V. I LOVE the pictures, options, and films. I just bought two 32gig SD cards for an upcoming trip to China, and they both work great! Their local cost was $13 each, US. So I wouldn't worry about an SD card. I also have some memory sticks, 2g and 4g, but I never use them. They do work, however, with the camera. I actually bought microSD so that I could also use them in my Samsung tablet, and I can now film on the Sony, eject, and view on the tablet without any duplication or transfer. Perhaps too much detail - I am in video production for broadcast and can easily get lost in the technical weeds. « Show Less
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Both cameras use a 1/2.3 inch sensor to achieve high zoom ratio. The Lumix FZ200 is a highly rated camera and is very popular. It is about two years old. It's main draw is the constant aperture of f/2.8 throughout its 25-600 mm zoom range. The Sony HX400 (same as HX400V) is brand new. It has a 50X zoom that runs from 24-1200 mm and features Wi-Fi, NFC, 4K still pictures on 4K TV.
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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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Yes, it is just black. The HX400 without the V does not have GPS. I've had my HX400V for two weeks and thus far it is taking exceptional pictures.