Sony HDR-CX250 | Unboxing | HD

Basic Script:
Hey YouTube! And today I have another unboxing for you, this time we have SONY's HDR-CX250 AVCHD camcorder. I bought this camera to pair with my SONY HDR-CX130 camcorder for multi-cam productions. The CX250 is the updated version of CX130, so they have similar features and specs, but the 250 should be slightly improved from last year's model. If you're interested this video is filmed with the CX130. Anyway, let's get into this unboxing. So if we have a quick look at the box, we can see the usual stuff on the outside of the box highlighting the features, but nothing too special on there. So let's peel off the seal and pull out the tab in order to open the box. So first we have the literature which contains, the Guarantee leaflet, Accessories booklet, product registration leaflet and the manual. Frankly, the manual is a waste of paper because it's so thick and contains so many different models and I for one won't even read it. If we lift up this flap we can get to the actually useful bits of this product, starting with the mini HDMI to HDMI cable which is rather nice because you don't always get that with the consumer camcorders. However you don't get component cables in the box any more. I think it's a good move as TVs are moving to digital connections now. Next we have the power supply and the UK plug adapter. After that we have an RCA cable for connecting the camcorder to your TV if you don't have HDMI. We also have a USB extender which is nice especially if you're using a desktop machine. The final accessory in the box is the battery which is the NP-FV50. Sony say it will last 145 minutes continuous recording, but we'll see how long it actually lasts in my upcoming review. And the very last thing in the box is the camcorder itself which on first pick up is noticeably light weight. If we unwrap it from its plastic covering we can see the camcorder in all its splender. That's about all for this unboxing. Don't forget to check out my full review of this camcorder by clicking the annotation on your screen now. Thanks for watching bye.
Cameras Used:
Sony HDR-CX130

Audio Equipment:
Behringer C1
Behringer Xenyx 1202

Edited on Custom-Built PC:
AMD FX 6100 6-core 3.3GHz processor
Corsair Vengeance 8GB RAM
Asus M5A78L-M/USB3 Motherboard
1TB Western Digital Hard Drive
For more info on my PC:    • 2012 Video Editing PC Build Overview ...  

Software:
Sony Vegas