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Sony Bloggie Touch MHS TS10 Sample Images
I bet you have seen lots of video footage of this snap camera, and I will include a video in this post with examples of the video recording at 1080p. But for this post, I wanted to share some sample pictures that have been taken by me with the MHS TS10. Sony Bloggie MHS TS10 Snap Camera 1080p. Also included is a video below. Just a few clips compiled together on a wet and windy day to show an example of what to expect when filming. What is the Bloggie. The Sony Bloggie MHS TS10 [4GB built-in storage space] is basically a touch screen video recorder and picture taker rolled into one, an old "snap camera" as they were called, and it looks a lot like a really small smartphone.
In 2023 It is considered as old tech, but it can record in 1080p @ 30 fps, and also in 720p @ 30 or 60 frames per second. Pictures can be taken while recording video [only 2mb in size], and pictures can be taken on their own @ 2mp, 8mp and 12 megapixel. Picture quality is just about acceptable depending on the lighting conditions. Glare is quite bad, and a lot of the images seem a bit washed out.
Please Note: I bought this camera / picture taker because I wanted something that was small and could take decent video footage. I then started getting into making some shorts for some of my YouTube channels and wanted to use this device to make more. However, it does not produce them in a way that is accepted by YouTube as a Short video. The aspect ratio is very small and old. As a result, YouTube does not recognise the videos taken [portrait mode videos] as shorts. So if you are considering buying this device with the expectation of making some shorts to upload to YouTube, don't bother. It doesn't work for that.
Other than a few shortcomings, that we should expect from a device that is now well over 10 years old, this is a great device for people who don't own a smartphone, don't want to own own one, but want to go under the radar, blend in and look like everyone else pointing their "phone" at stuff and recording things. Which is now much more normalised and accepted than pointing a stand-alone camera in someone's direction. The Bloggie can be much more discrete than using a normal, instantly recognisable camera.
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Be Careful With SD Card Camera Adapters
Not really sure whether to blame the adapter or just its age. I'm not sure how old it was, as I think it came included with an older digital camera I bought a few years back. But yeah, a word of warning. Check the plastics of the adapter every now and then to ensure that it hasn't become loose / broken. Because that's exactly what just happened to mine. The plastic at the top where the connectors are has broken away and made the SD card adapter become stuck inside the camera. I tried to take it out but it would only budge enough to release itself from the spring clip that secures it inside the camera. So I pushed it back in hoping it would become unstuck, but it didn't do the trick. In the end I had to forcibly remove it from the slot.
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