Star in your own HD videos and photos with the dual-screen Sony MHS-FS2 Bloggie Duo camera. Front and back LCD screens makes self recording easy. Designed to capture and share any moment, you can snap 5-megapixel photos and record and store up to two hours of HD video footage to the camera's 4GB of built-in flash memory.
- 1920x1080p MP4 HD video w/5MP still images
- Full-screen vertical/horizontal record/playback on main 2.7" LCD
- Additional 2.0" LCD under lens for self recording
- Up to 2 hours HD video with 4GB of internal memory
- Slim design with sleek finish and simplified operation
The Sony Bloggie - the "Dynamic Duo" !
The Sony Bloggie Duo is a compact camera which takes both still photos and video. It comes in several nice colors and has dual display screens.
What's in the Box?
* The Bloggie with self-contained memory and battery, and a one year warranty.
* Wrist strap
* USB cable
* Typical consumer electronics paperwork (warranty info, Sony ad, etc.)
The box does not include a hardcopy user manual. When you plug in the Bloggi for the first time, you will be prompted to install the Bloggie software. You will see that the user manual (called the Handbook) is stored on the device. It can be accessed as needed, printed, downloaded, etc. It is about 40 double-sided printed pages.
If you are giving this as a gift, once you remove the outer box, you will find that the inner Sony box is handsome and will look nice to the recipient. It is a black cardboard type box with the Sony logo on top. It hinges open to reveal the Bloggie in a velveteen type...
Decent camera, unnecessary software.
The Bloggie itself is a decent enough little camera for the price. Neither the video or picture quality is out-of-this-world good, but I really don't expect it to be at this price-point. Video is definitely the stronger-suit of the Bloggie. At 720p (1280x720; 30fps) the videos can look very good, though they can also be very dark in low-light conditions (and the built-in light doesn't help a whole lot, unless you like shadows). The Bloggie also has image stabilization, which is an almost necessary feature for this type of camera. Videos definitely look better when they're not shaking everywhere.
As a still photo camera, the Bloggie isn't quite as useful. Still photos have been dark and grainy most of the times that I've used it. Low-light makes it worse, I've never been able to get any particularly good photos out of it. It's decent enough to take some snapshots here and there, but this won't be replacing your dedicated still camera.
The hardware itself feels...
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