Sony Handycam DCR-TRV340 Digital-8 Camcorder

The DCR-TRV340 makes it even easier to share your still images and videos with friends and family. Not only does this Digital8 Handycam Camcorder take exceptional-quality digital video, it also gives you the ability to take great digital still photos that you can quickly and easily transfer to your computer using the supplied Memory Stick Media or the built-in USB connection. The USB Image Capture Function lets you stream live and recorded images to your PC and send them through e-mail. Minimize

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Manufacturer: Sony

Product MPN
MPN	dcr-trv340
Key Features
Camcorder Type	Digital
Recording Format	Digital-8
Recording System	NTSC
Sensor Quantity	1
Optical Zoom	25x
Weight	0.96 kg
CCD
Sensor Quantity	1
Sensor Size	1/6"
Number of Pixels	460K pixels
LCD / Viewfinder
Display Type	With LCD Screen
LCD Panel Size	2.5 in.
Color Viewfinder	Without Color Viewfinder
Lens
Optical Zoom	25x
Digital Zoom	700x
Lens Focal Length	2.4 - 60 mm
Filter Diameter	37 mm
Video Modes
Recording Speed	SP • LP
Image Stabilizer	With Image Stabilizer
Low Lux	4 Lux
Night Shot	With Night Shot
Audio
Audio Format	12/16 Bit PCM Digital Stereo Audio
Memory Photography
Memory Card Type	Memory Stick
Digital Still Shot Mode	With Still Shot Capability
MPEG Movie Mode	With MPEG Movie Mode
Interfaces
Output Interfaces	S-Video • Composite (Video) • Audio (RCA) • FireWire / DV / i.Link • USB • Headphones Jack
Input Interfaces	S-Video • Composite (Video) • Audio (RCA) • FireWire / DV / iLink
Microphone Type	External/Optional
Power Supply
Battery Type	Proprietary Lithium
Battery Life	1.67 Hours
Dimensions
Height	10.2 cm
Width	8.6 cm
Weight	0.96 kg
Depth	20.7 cm
Warranty
Warranty	1 Year
Miscellaneous
Family Line	Sony Handycam
Included Accessories	2 x AA Batteries • Software • USB Cable • A/V Cable • Shoulder Strap • 8 MB Memory Card • Driver • Lithium Propriety Battery • AC Power Adapter • Remote Control • Lens Cap

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By: dkozin

in Electronics at Epinions.com
Apr 5, 2002

Sony DCR-TRV340 Digital8 Camcorder With Memory Stick

Author's Rating:

Pros: Price, features, picture quality, Memory Stick, analog inputs with pass-through, USB

Cons: The supplied battery's life is short, unless you turn the LCD off

Bottom Line:
The TRV340 is a good camcorder need Memory Stick capability, analog inputs and/or 8mm/Hi8 playback. If you don’t need ... Read More

By: sdspearsjd
Jun 13, 2002

Even I look like a pro

Author's Rating:

Pros: Size; quality of video; ability to edit movies on my computer

Cons: Supplied battery life; difficult to find 1.5 hour Digital 8 tapes

Bottom Line:
Outstanding quality for a reasonable price. Point and shoot simplicity for basic functions. Don't count on it as a digital still camera. Be prepared to purchase a better battery. Read More

By: maddogmd11
Sep 29, 2003

Great Camera for the price.

Author's Rating:

Pros: Features, picture quality, both USB and Firewire ports on camera. Easy to use.

Cons: Battery Life with Std battery.

Bottom Line:
An excellent choice. The best optical zoom in the price range. A great camera for the money. Read More

By: duckied
Sep 21, 2002

Sony DCR-TRV340

Author's Rating:

Pros: Digital, memory stick

Cons: Too big, lens cap, poor picture quality

Bottom Line:
I recommend the Sony DCR-TRV340 digital camcorder to all digital camorder buyers. Read More

By: alphawolf89
May 14, 2006

A great and durable camera, but past its time.

Author's Rating:

Pros: Durable, Reliable, Sony.

Cons: Out-of-date, low-quality still images.

By: MadamC
May 20, 2002

Digital Camcorder for a fraction of the price!

Author's Rating:

Pros: Still shot pics on memory stick, video is sharp and clear, USB, cheap tapes

Cons: No light, no on film date, maximum 640/80 for still photos

Bottom Line:
It's a very competitive model in a rapidly evolving market. I would recommend it, but I would also recommend looking at the newest model. Read More

By: mudlakeslim
Mar 15, 2007