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✓ Published: 19-Aug-2010
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Prix : $306.95nRecord for HoursnnFeaturing a built-in 80GB1 hard disk drive, you can capture and store up to 61 hours (LP mode) of video footage. The DCR-SR68 also delivers sharp, high-resolution images thanks to a professional-quality Carl Zeiss® Vario-Tessar® lens, while the 60X optical zoom lets you capture tight shots from a distance.nn*nnCapture Natural Looking FacesnnIt's never been easier to capture faces thanks to integrated Face Detection technology. Face Detection rec
Prix : $306.95nRecord for HoursnnFeaturing a built-in 80GB1 hard disk drive, you can capture and store up to 61 hours (LP mode) of video footage. The DCR-SR68 also delivers sharp, high-resolution images thanks to a professional-quality Carl Zeiss® Vario-Tessar® lens, while the 60X optical zoom lets you capture tight shots from a distance.nn*nnCapture Natural Looking FacesnnIt's never been easier to capture faces thanks to integrated Face Detection technology. Face Detection rec
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