Turn special moments into high-def memories with Sony's HDR-SR11. This camcorder captures footage to a built-in 60-gigabyte hard drive, so you can store hours and hours of scenes without running out of room to record. And it delivers smooth, crisp video in 1080i, the same resolution used for most high-definition TV shows.

Sophisticated lens and image sensor provide superb video
The 'SR11 features an advanced Carl Zeiss® lens and a 3.8-megapixel image sensor for detailed, lifelike footage. Optical image stabilization keeps your handheld shots steady without degrading the picture quality of your recordings.

Handy controls for automatic and manual shooting
A manual dial located on the 'SR11's lens barrel puts enhanced shooting control at your fingertips. You can use it to make precise manual focus adjustments or change exposure settings to give your high-def movies the right look. Or, turn off the control dial altogether and use the "Easy" button for fully automatic, worry-free videotaping.

Widescreen movies and photos
The 16:9 flip-out LCD makes it easy to compose scenes that match your widescreen TV at home, and then review them afterward. Plus, the large 3-3/16" LCD is a touchpanel — you just tap it to move through the cam's menus and options. Handy buttons located beside the LCD let you control the zoom and record functions. Use digital photo mode to snap pictures in standard or 16:9 widescreen format. There's even a Dual Record mode for capturing sharp digital pictures while simultaneously filming video.

Share your memories
A mini HDMI output allows you to send high-definition video and digital audio to a compatible TV or audio/video component through a single optional cable. And it's easy to transfer videos and photos to a PC via the included Handycam Station™. Connect the station to your computer's USB port, then simply set the 'SR11 in place whenever you want to transfer video and photos. Plus, the docking station's audio/video connections let you drop in the camcorder to quickly view your videos on your TV.