Sony HDR-CX12

Pros
- Good photo stills
- Comfortable and easy to use
- Works with iMovie ’09 without a hitch
- Cool Night Shot and super slow motion shooting modes
- Excellent image quality
Cons
- No progressive video mode
- External mike input available only through Active Interface Shoe
- Requires cumbersome docking base to connect to Mac
- No headphone jack
$900
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Sony HDR-CX12
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