Camcorderinfo.com reviews the Sony DCR-DVD105 and write:
"The Sony DCR-DVD105 offers a 1/6” CCD with 680K gross pixels (340K effective). This is the smallest chip size you’ll find among the major manufacturers, and is common among entry-level models. As expected, the image at 3000 lux is underwhelming. The picture isn’t bad—it’s just not good.
Color balance is decent, with a bit more emphasis on the blues and greens than the reds (common for Sonys). The picture looks a little oversaturated, but that is almost universal among lower-end camcorders. Most non-discerning consumers would rather have vivid than accurate colors, and Sony knows that.