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Camcorder - High Definition - widescreen - 5.66 Mpix - optical zoom: 12 x - HDD : 60 GB - flash card More product details

443 reviews
November, 2009
alaTest has collected and analyzed 443 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the viewfinder. The zoom also impresses, but many are less positive about the connectivity.
Viewfinder, Zoom, Memory, Usability
Connectivity, Color, Control panel, Battery
Experts rate this product 81/100 and users 90/100. We analyzed these ratings, the product age and more factors. Compared to other Camcorders, the Sony HDR-SR11 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 95/100 = Excellent quality.
I used to think that hard drive models would take over the camcorder market as miniDV slowly faded into the horizon. I've since changed my tune after using flash-based models, especially those that include some onboard memory. However, if you shoot a ...
Excellent video and performance ; impressive still photos for a camcorder ; adequate manual controls ; nice CAM CTL dial ; docking station included
No wind filter ; doesn't include mini HDMI cable
Sony's 60GB hard-drive-based AVCHD camcorder delivers top notch performance and image quality.
Sony's Handycam HDR-SR11 is among the cream of the hard-drive AVCHD crop right now, and the same is true for its sister, the HDR-SR12, since the only difference between them is the size of their respective hard drives. An Active Interface Shoe...
Award: Editor's Choice!
stellar audio, Sony's HDR-SR11 High Definition Handycam ($1,099.99 direct), with a built-in 60GB hard drive, will certainly deliver. Sony puts the icing on the cake with a dead-simple interface and extra goodies like Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound ...
Excellent image quality. 60GB internal hard drive. High-resolution, touch-screen LCD. Face detection. Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound.
Doesn't include video-editing or Blu-ray-burning software.
Sony's HDR-SR11 camcorder features a 60GB hard drive and delivers dazzling 1080i HD video, along with some cool extra features. But if you don't already own compatible video-editing software, you'll have to add that to its price.
If you've got the cash, the $1,099.99 Sony HDR-SR11 60GB High Definition Handycam Camcorder is a winner when it comes to ease of use and image quality. If you want to capture top-notch HD video and stellar audio, Sony's HDR-SR11 High Definition...
The HDR-SR11 HD camcorder is an easy choice for those wishing to jump on the tapeless bandwagon. Sony has all the bases covered: the camcorder is Mac-friendly, sports impressive video quality, and is elegantly designed.
Shoots vivid, high-quality video ; works smoothly with the Mac ; touch screen menu is intuitive ; convenient, sturdy plastic doors protect connection ports from dust
Still images appear too dark
Though a little bulky, the HDR-SR11 rests comfortably in your palm. The weight of the camcorder tends to lean toward the left, so it's best to hold it with two hands (left hand under the LCD, right hand on the body) to ensure stability. The zoom tab ...
Sony's HDR-SR11 HandycamProduct:HDR-SR11 HandycamRatingProsShoots vivid, high-quality video; works smoothly with the Mac; touch screen menu is intuitive; convenient, sturdy plastic doors protect connection ports from dust. CompanySonyPrice as...
The HDR-SR11 HD camcorder is an easy choice for those wishing to jump on the tapeless bandwagon. Sony has all the bases covered: the camcorder is Mac-friendly, sports impressive video quality, and is elegantly designed.
Sony's HDR-SR11 HandycamProduct:HDR-SR11 HandycamRatingProsShoots vivid, high-quality video; works smoothly with the Mac; touch screen menu is intuitive; convenient, sturdy plastic doors protect connection ports from dust.
Shoot video and still photographs like a pro. Sony's HDR-SR11 Handycam camcorder has everything you need for a superior video and photo experience. Its Face Detection technology, made...
Full HD 1920 x 1080 60GB AVCHD HDD Camcorder
Expensive ; weak low-light performance
Sony's HDR-SR11 Handycam camcorder has everything you need for a superior video and photo experience.
There's a whole lot to like about the Sony Handycam HDR-SR11. Not only does this shooter capture beautiful video, it also shoots excellent still photos. If you're in the market for a hard-drive-based high-definition camcorder, you won't go wrong with ...
Excellent video and performance ; impressive still photos for a camcorder ; adequate manual controls ; nice CAM CTL dial
No wind filter ; doesn't include HDMI cable
If you're in the market for a hard-drive-based high-definition camcorder, you won't go wrong with this Sony. It delivers top notch performance and image quality
Sony's -750 Handycam HDR-SR11 is among the cream of the hard-drive AVCHD crop right now, and the same is true for its sister, the HDR-SR12, since the only difference between them is the size of their respective hard drives. An Active Interface...
A CHUNKY but slightly cheaper alternative to Sony's top-of-the-range HDR-SR12E camcorder.
Suburb high-definition video quality, good low-light performance, 10.2Mp stills mode, tonnes of advanced modes and features
A little on the chunky side
The HDR-SR11 is a slightly cheaper alternative to Sony's top-of-the-range HDR-SR12E. With the exception of a smaller hard drive, it offers identical performance to its award-winning sibling.
As one of the flagship models in Sony's new handycam range, the HDR-SR11 doesn't pull any punches when it comes to image quality. This high-definition (HD), 60 gigabyte (GB) camera sports all the bells-and-whistles that a top-tier Sony handycam...
Although the speed of data transfer is rather disappointing, the Sony produces good overall results
Great resolution for video and stills ; Face detection ; Foldout touchscreen
Poor mic positioning ; Slow data transfer ; Unclear menu system
This is still a very good camcorder, and the images are high quality. With a better data-transfer speed, we would have recommended it
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