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Sony Handycam DCR-DVD108 detail information

22/05/2008

Brand
Sony
Product
Handycam DCR-DVD108 
Partnumber
DCRDVD108 
Description
DCR-DVD108 Handycam DVD camcorder takes video capturing to a new level. Record directly to DVD-R/-RW/+RW/+R Dual Layer media formats. The built-in Memory Stick Duo media slot and USB 2.0 connection allow you to show off your video almost as fast as you captured it. The Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar Lens with 40x optical/2000x digital zoom keeps you close to the action while Super SteadyShot technology 
 
General
Product Type
Camcorder
Optical Sensor Size
1/6 in
Optical Sensor Type
Advanced HAD CCD
Min Illumination
0 lux
Analog Video Format
NTSC
Digital Video Format
MPEG-2
Special Effects
Pastel
Monotone
Sepia
Old Movie
Image Stabilizer
Electronic (Super Steady Shot)
Digital Scene Transition
White fader
Black fader
Min Shutter Speed
1/6 sec
Max Shutter Speed
1/4000 sec
Shooting Modes
Digital photo mode
Shooting Programs
Portrait mode
Sunrise
Fireworks
Landscape
Beach
Sports lesson
Spotlight
Candle
Sunset
Twilight mode
Snow
White Balance
Presets
Automatic
Custom
White Balance Presets
Outdoor
Indoor
Exposure Modes
Automatic
Program
 
Main Features
Camcorder Effective Still Resolution
0.3 megapixels
Color Support
Color
Still Image Format
JPEG
 
Memory / Storage
Image Storage
640 x 480
Media Type
DVD-R (8cm)
DVD+RW (8cm)
DVD-RW (8 cm)
DVD+R DL (8cm)
Recording Speed
SP
HQ
LP
 
Lens System
Type
Zoom lens - 1.9 mm - 76 mm - F/1.8-4.1
Focal Length
1.9 mm - 76 mm
Lens Aperture
F/1.8-4.1
Optical Zoom
40 x
Lens system type
Zoom lens
Min focal length
1.9 mm
Max focal length
76 mm
Lens Manufacturer
Carl Zeiss
Filter Size
30 mm
Focus Adjustment
Automatic
Manual
Zoom Adjustment
Motorized drive
 
Additional Features
Low Lux / Night Mode
yes
Digital Still Camera Function
yes
Additional Features
Touch-screen control
USB 2.0 compatibility
Software
Sony Picture Motion Browser
 
Viewfinder
Viewfinder Type
LCD
Viewfinder Resolution
123,000 pixels
 
Display
Type
LCD display - 2.5 in - Color
 
Microphone
Type
Microphone - Built-in
 
Connections
Connector Type
Composite video/audio output
USB
Expansion Slot(s)
Memory Stick Duo
 
Audio Input
Audio input type
Microphone
Microphone type
Built-in
Microphone Operation Mode
Stereo
 
Miscellaneous
Cables Included
A/V cable
Carrying Case
None
 
Power
Power Device
Power adapter - External
 
Battery
Supported Battery
1 x Li-ion rechargeable battery ( Included )
 
Viewfinder / Display
Display Form Factor
Rotating
Display Format
123,000 pixels
Viewfinder Color Support
Color
 
Manufacturer Warranty
Service & Support
1 year warranty
Service & Support Details
Limited warranty - Parts - 1 year, Limited warranty - Labor - 90 days
 
Physical Characteristics
Width
2.2 in
Depth
5.2 in
Height
3.5 in
Weight
15.5 oz

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Problems & Support for this product

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  • Does reformatting a dvd-rw erase for good?
  • Question by dan123456, Tuesday 7th of October 2008 00:40
    While on vacation I recorded approx. 20 minutes to a 30 min Sony DVD-RW disc. I accidentally reformatted the disc when the camcorder promted me to(The camcorder couldn't access the disc and it prompted me to reformat it...not thinking about it...I did it...big mistake) . I recorded about one minute of new video. Is there any way to recover any of the original footage filmed prior to formatting the disc? I did not finalize the disc yet.
    Any help would be greatly appreciated.
    Answer by DrageMester, Tuesday 7th of October 2008 09:39
    I don't think you're going to be able to retrieve anything from that disc by yourself but I guess there's no harm in trying IsoBuster.

    If it's important enough to you, you could contact a professional data recovery service to hear if they think it's possible to retrieve some of your video.

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    Answer by harley2ride, Tuesday 7th of October 2008 18:07
    Professional data recovery services can be pricey. I know when I looked awhile back, a 120gb HD was going to cost around $2500.00 (that was with forensic to show how it was deleted). Otherwise it was around $1000.00. You might look at some of the data recovery softwares (make sure they work with dvd recovery), and try one out. You can usually do a trial which will show you what can be recovered, but won't actually perform the recovery, unless you buy the software. It is highly unlikely you will get it all back, but you could very well get most of your footage back.
    Answer by redback5, Sunday 19th of October 2008 11:59
    Try "O&O DiskRecovery" . It recovers from reformated HHD. Try not to overwrite the data by recording on the disc untill you do the recovery. "Badcopy" is very good for recovering lost, erased or reformated CDs and DVDs.
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