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Canon FS200
$398.44
Released April, 2009
The Pros:Headphone jack. 37x optical zoom. Image stabilization.
The Cons:No internal storage (upgraded models have - FS21 has 16GB, FS22 has 32GB). Limited still image resolution (1024 x 768px). Cheap plastic body construction.
The Canon FS200 is a standard definition flash memory camcorder from Canon's 2009 lineup. The camcorder is a slight upgrade to Canon's FS100 from 2008 and like the FS100 it features Canon's DIGIC DV II image processor for reduced pixel noise and improved image quality, but only has a 680,000 pixel CMOS sensor compared to the 1.07 megapixels of the FS100.
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The FS200 has an SDHC expansion slot for storing video and still images as well as a USB output for uploading to PC. It is designed similar to the FS100 with a 2.7" LCD display but is lighter and more compact than the 2008 model, at only 7.9 ounces. The camcorder includes Canon's 41x advanced zoom technology as well as image stabilization and a quick charge feature. It is available in a misty silver, sunrise red, or evening blue finish and is expected to be released in Spring 2009.
Features/Specs
- 680,000 Pixel CMOS sensor
- DIGIC DV II image processor
- 2.7" LCD display
- SDHC expansion slot
- 41x Advanced Zoom; 37x Optical / 2000x Digital
- Image stabilization
- Quick charge feature
- Compact and Lightweight Design (7.9 oz.)
- USB 2.0 output
- Recording modes: 3 Mbps, 6 Mbps, 9 Mbps
- Available in Misty Silver, Sunrise Red, or Evening Blue finish
- Included in Box: Battery Pack, Compact Power Adapter, Cables, Wrist Strap
- Comes with Pixela ImageMixer Video Editing Software
- 1 year limited warranty
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utilizes affordable, easy to find and capacious SD/SDHC flash cards for storage
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lighter and more compact than previous generation
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simple, easy to use controls
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no internal storage (upgraded models have - FS21 has 16GB, FS22 has 32GB)
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limited still image resolution (1024 x 768px)
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cheap plastic body construction
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smaller CMOS sensor than the previous generation
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does not shoot in high definition
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