I am looking for an HD camcorder with hard drive as follows …

- 25x optical zoom
- Supports to fasten the lights on the setting and the size of the lens Wire
Photo – * Image Stabilizer More
lux-good to see the night

and I would like to have a viewfinder.

* I have noticed that most hard drive camcorders are nothing else than the old standard-definition CCD. N is the size of the net or supports or shot good night.

But please, who would you recommend?

The key is the list of needs.

In my opinion, you say: “Lux is good to see the Night” has two definitions:

1) camcorder is equipped with an infrared emitter to capture video in black and white to zero or near zero visible light. This restricts your Sony camcorder with “NightShot” in its list of features. In the area of consumption, including the HDR-CX500 Series, XR500 Series HDR-HC9 HDR and. The HVR-A1 (the pro-brother stopped HDR-HC1) NightShot mode, too. None of them has 25x optical zoom. The HVR A1 and HDR-HC9 believe (I) are the only ones with an LCD screen and viewfinder. All have the son of a lens filter and add-on bayonet (and can closer to 25x with a surcharge on the zoom lens). There is a new Sony prosumer fate that seems promising – an update HDR-HC1 interchangeable lenses and the AVCHD compression – but still no internal hard drive.

2) Bottom color video capture light, ie without an infrared (or other external light source), a great lens imaging chips. This brings in the semi-professional or pro-grade camcorders – and none have internal hard drives – because their known limits, these people do not want something, are facing. If it is absolutely necessary, an external storage device can be used. In general, a device for Focus Enhancements FireStore series on the FireWire port is connected to the DV. Sony also has an external flash memory and hard disk devices for the computing facilities (in the HVR, HDCAM and XDCAM up online). In general, use DV Camcorder MiniDV tape with connection for internal memory – but not always. The list includes (but is not limited to):
Sony HDR-FX1000, HVR-Z5
Panasonic AG-HVX200
Canon XHA1 XLH Series, XF Series
JVC GY-HM100
Meeting these models pro and semi-professionals all of your needs (although “NightShot” zero catch the light, they are quite good in low light) behave – unlike the 25x zoom (but adding a tele-is easy to do) . Since you did not mention a budget, there is no way to know if it can be on your list.

Even if you go the standard definition cams alone, “Night Shot” Narrow Sony – and they have no quality Consumer Storage HDD based cameras to meet all your needs. More precisely, the lower end, there is no “NightShot” … And the lens imaging chip are / is so small that the behavior of low light is low. You have already discovered.

You can add any time, accessories holder (search supports the camera bescor understand) what it means.

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