I *think* there may be more - but you are in the environment. Specifically, the actual environmental conditions.
What altitude?
What temperature?
Link to the Operating Guide:
http://www.docs.sony.com/release/DCRSR68_EN_ES.pdf
Refer to page 63 for operating temperature and page 11 for altitude restriction (this should not be a big deal - but the operating temp could. This is common for consumer electronics). Warmers are available. Camera Duck and Portabrace make appropriate covers and inserts...
Howdy folks.
Here's my dilemma:
I am an Alpine Ski Coach that shoots a bunch of outdoor video in very bright sunny conditions to cloudy days. Important to me are a decent optical zoom, image stabilization, easy to use and easy uploading and editing. I'm filming on the side of a ski hill...
End Goal - half of the time the video is watched by the athletes on the camera, the rest on a crappy old TV at lunch.
I plan to start uploading it online so they have constant access to it, and at the end of the year making a cool DVD for the whole group.
For $325 I can get a Sony DCR-SR68 - 60X Op Zoom, 80GB hard drive, ok image stabilization, decent camera and easy to use.
Is it worth upgrading to HD? I know I will lose my big memory and will have to download onto my external hard drive more often but that the picture will likely be better. I would like HD if I can make it work with my $500-550 budget (w/ memory), but don't know if it's worth the hastle...
Comments GREATLY appreciated.

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