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Canon Vixia HR10
$1,399.00
Released October, 2001
The Pros:In good lighting the image capture is excellent, everything looks bright and sharp. Plenty of 37mm lenses available that screw onto the front of the camera. Mic captures audio clearly and focuses out ambient noises.
The Cons:The DVD format is now a bit out of date with the wider adoption of Blu-ray, HDTV and digital media. Not too much software supports the AVCHD format. Low lighting or even typical indoor lighting looks pretty grainy.
The Canon Vixia HR10 is a camera that captures in high definition and records directly to DVD. It features a 2.96 megapixel, 1/2.7" CMOS sensor that captures 1920x1080 HD resolution. Its zoom lens is manufactured by Canon and can achieve 10x optical zoom, with an optional 200x digital zoom.
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The camera is also capable of taking still photos and has a mini-SD card slot. The camera functions on auto focus, but manual focus is also possible, with optional image stabilization, and 24p mode. The camera also has a variety of white balance pre-sets: daylight, shade, cloudy, tungsten, fluorescent and fluorescent H, and is capable of both 4x3 and 16x9 shooting. The camera records onto DVD-R/-RW/-R DL disks.
Features
- 2.96 megapixels
- 1/2.7" CMOS sensor
- 1920x1080
- 10x optical zoom
- 16x9 mode
- 24p mode
- Still photo capability with mini-SD slot
- Auto-focus/manual focus
- Image stabilization
- White balance: daylight, shade, cloudy, tungsten, fluorescent and fluorescent H
- DVD-R/-RW/-RDL format
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in good lighting the image capture is excellent, everything looks bright and sharp
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plenty of 37mm lenses available that screw onto the front of the camera
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mic captures audio clearly and focuses out ambient noises
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the DVD format is now a bit out of date with the wider adoption of Blu-ray, HDTV and digital media
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not too much software supports the AVCHD format
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low lighting or even typical indoor lighting looks pretty grainy
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limited recording time per disc, need to carry around spares
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poor support on the website for the camera, not a lot of documentation
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