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100 avis
Juil. 2025
alaTest a collecté et analysé 100 avis de consommateurs et d'experts pour le produit Sony DCR-HC36. La note moyenne du produit est 3.6 sur 5, tandis que les autres Caméscopes ont une note moyenne de 4.0 sur 5. De nombreux avis apprécient le zoom. Le rapport qualité/prix impressionne, mais de nombreux avis sont moins positifs sur la fiabilité.
utilisabilité, portabilité, valeur, taille, zoom
batterie , mémoire, qualité de construction, fiabilité
Après analyse des notes de consommateurs et d'experts, de l'âge du produit ainsi que d'autres facteurs, et comparé aux autres Caméscopes, le Sony DCR-HC36 obtient un alaScore™ de 82/100 = Très Bien.
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alaTest has collected and analyzed 68 user reviews of Sony DCR-HC36 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.6/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other Camcorders on Amazon.com. People really like the size and portability. The price and image quality are also appreciated, but the color and durability get critical views.
usability, image quality, price, portability, size
battery, reliability, durability, color
74% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.
Avis d'expert par : Phil Ryan (cnet.com)
Sony Handycam DCR-HC36
Very compact size; lightweight; easy to use; low price.
Mediocre video quality; short battery life; no accessory shoe; low-quality stills.
Unless this camcorder's low-resolution, low-quality stills are important to you, you might as well go for Sony's less expensive DCR-HC26.
Avis d'expert par : Richard Baguley (pcworld.com)
At $400 (as of 5/2/06), the Sony DCR-HC36 is very affordable. But, unfortunately, it produced some of the lowest-quality video among recently tested MiniDV camcorders. Our test video shot in studio lighting looked acceptable (scoring slightly below...
The Sony HC36 MiniDV Handicam is a budget camcorder that takes adequate video in daylight, but its poor performance in low light will be a problem if you want to take videos indoors--at a party, for instance
Avis d'expert par : Richard Baguley (pcworld.com)
Light and easy to carry
Awful still-image quality
Avis d'expert par : Philip Ryan (cnet.com.au)
Unless this camcorder's low-resolution, low-quality stills are important to you, you might as well go for Sony's less expensive DCR-HC26.
Very compact size ; Lightweight ; Easy to use ; Low price
Mediocre video quality ; Short battery life ; No accessory shoe ; Low-quality stills
In the end, it's difficult to recommend the Sony Handycam DCR-HC36. If your budget allows, you'll be better served stepping up to a higher-end consumer camcorder. If your budget doesn't allow the step up, you're still probably better off saving some...
Avis d'expert par : Easy Camcorder (easycamcorders.com)
In a world of rapidly burgeoning technology, the Sony DCR-HC36 ($400 MSRP) opts for the safe route. The HC36 and Sony’s entry-level HC26 share numerous core elements such as a standard 1/6� CCD chip, touch screen menu, limited manual controls, and...
Easy to use, -Small, compact design, -Good automatic features
Poor video quality, -Limited manual controls, -Feels cheap
Avis d'expert par : David Kender (camcorderinfo.com)
A mere $50 above the entry-level model, the Sony DCR-HC36 ($400 MSRP) will probably have to do a lot of convincing on the showroom floor in order to justify a purchase. Its only benefits over the HC26 are a remote control and the ability to capture...
Avis d'expert par : Richard Baguley (macworld.com)
The Sony DCR-HC36 MiniDV Handycam is a budget camcorder that takes adequate video in daylight, but its poor performance in low light will be a problem if you want to shoot videos indoors—at a party, for instance.
Low cost; small size; light and easy to carry; easy to use
Comparatively mediocre video quality; awful still-image quality
These problems show up even in good lighting conditions, and are much more exaggerated in low light. In low-light tests, the grain in the images was extremely distracting and much more obvious than the grain in the video produced by the other camcorders
Avis d'expert par : About.com (about.com)
Photo Capabilities The DCR-HC36 has a built-in digital still camera, with the ability to save digital stills to a memory stick rather than the camcorder cassette tape. A dedicated digital still camera usually means decent quality prints, but in the...
Avis d'expert par : David Kender (reviewed.com)
The Sony DCR-HC36 is fitted with the standard 1/6" CCD, the type you could expect to find on almost any entry-level or near entry-level camcorder. This chip, like most 1/6" chips, has 680K gross pixels and 340K effective pixels
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