Sony HDR-AS100V HDR-AS100VR/W White 13.5MP Action Camera and Live-View Remote Bundle

Extreme Capabilities for Extreme Sports

When you're pushing the boundaries, the AS100V Action came makes sure you capture the action. Its versatile, slim, splashproof design is built to handle the great outdoors. It shoots in vivid or neutral modes, and will even chart your adventures with a GPS data overlay that plots yours routes.

Ready to Head Outdoors

If you're preparing for a day in the mountains, the Action Cam is prepared, too: the splashproof design can handle the elements. And with easy tripod attachment and light weight, the AS100V is perfect for capturing your greatest experiences.

See Your Precise Location

Chart your adventures with a GPS data overlay that plots your routes as Map Views with an on-screen speedometer read-out.

SteadyShot Beats Bumps and Blurs

SteadyShot makes it easy to shoot smoothly, even when moving over jumps and bumps. It supresses the shake and vibration that occur with sports and activities, allowing you to capture the action your friends will want to watch (stabilisation effectiveness varies by situation).

Take Control and Plot Your Journey

When you’re in the action, the Live-View Remote on your wrist keeps you in complete control of up to five Action Cams at once. Connect with Wi-Fi to start/stop recording, access camera mode settings, and more.

Capture the Rush Perfectly

The AS100V uses our latest imaging technologies, including a new BIONZ X processor and Exmor R™ CMOS sensor. They let you record in Full HD 1080 at up to 50Mbps in professional XAVC S format.

Fill the Frame with a Wide-Angle ZEISS Lens

We collaborated with optical specialists ZEISS to bring you a premium lens for unparalleled clarity and control. With a wide angle 170-degree field of view, you’ll pack everything into the shot.

Capture Video the Way You Want To

The Action Cam captures colours in two different ways, either in rich and vivid detail or in neutral tones for pure footage – perfect for movie editing. What’s more, with time codes, it's easier to synchronise shots when you're editing scenes from multiple cameras.