Recording of Memories
By Jian Shuo Wang on 2009-10-12 20:46 · WendyWill life under camera be better than without one? I guess the answer is yes, just like life with blogging.
After play with Sony Handycam CX500E for two nights, I said this to Wendy: “You know when we should have bought this camera? 1996!” That was the year when we just met.
Look at this sweet family!

P.S. I am trying to recover my account on eBay - that was registered on Nov-13-01 in China - a 8 year account with eBay. It was suspended…. Hmmm….
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All of these VHSs! I think somedays they may not even be playable, either due to self decay or lack of player to play them. I just bought a VHS to DVD converter, spending couple of hours on every weekend to convert them to DVDs, at the same time, finding an excuse to relive the old life again one more time.
http://www.amazon.com/Sony-Handycam-HDR-CX500V-High-Definition-Camcorder/dp/B002NQJ8IO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1255365902&sr=8-1
I used to have both a SLR camera and a Camcorder. Every time we went out for vacation, we need to take two of them, two bags and lots of tapes and spare tapes. Now, I just bought a DSLR with HD video capability. When we go out for vacation, I only have to carry one camera. My children are getting older and we don't really take long videos. I think couple-of-minute videos are the most efficient ones because they are not too long to bore the watcher. With a 16GB or 32GB SDHC card, you can take lots of videos and pictures. They can be easily burned into a DVD with both videos and pictures. I find it the most efficient way to collect memories. Just my personal preference, :-)
I agree with you that the still image camera of CX500E is not bad at all - better than most cameras I had.