The Sony MHS-PM1 Webbie HD is a mini camcorder that has been introduced by Sony Corp very recently. With this incredible device the users can capture their memorable moments and share them easily with their friends and family members via compatible image and video sharing websites. The camera of the Sony MHS-PM1 Webbie HD records moments in MP4 high definition format and features 5 MP CMOS sensor that takes crisp still pictures. With the Sony MHS-PM1 Webbie HD the user can choose to playback and record in either high definition format of 1440 x 1080/30p, 1280 x 720/30p or standard definition format of 640 x 480/30p.
The Sony Webbi features a 1.8 inch LCD screen that allows the user to instantly view the image that is being filmed. The Webbie is also combined with unique swivel lens which makes self-shooting possible. The swivel lens of the Sony MHS-PM1 Webbie HD can rotate up to 270 degrees which instantly allows the camera to be powered on and the user can begin with the shooting session. The Sony MHS-PM1 (MHSPM1) Webbie HD is an ultra-compact device which can be easily carried anywhere. The camcorder includes 5 different scene selection modes which allow the user to shoot the video or click pictures according to the environment. The multi-AV terminal feature of the Webbie allows the user to connect the camcorder with PC for easy playback. The Sony MHS-PM1 Webbie HD includes a 4x digital zoom that allows the user to capture images with crisp details. The USB 2.0 interface of the Sony MHS-PM1 Webbie HD allows an easy connection of the Sony camcorder and PC for transferring of data.
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