Abstrakt: Digitale videokameraer har de siste årene stadig nærmet seg pris- og kundegruppen som inkludere småbarnsfamilier og personer som ønsker det enkle til en rimelig penge men allikevel noe annet enn opptak på tape. Er allikevel Canon sin løsning verd in...
Abstrakt: It’s a common misconception that recordable DVD-based camcorders like the Canon DC100 produce a better-quality image than traditional miniDV tape equivalents.
Abstrakt: Since DVD movies are usually considered to be better quality than video tapes, it’s easy to assume that DVD camcorders will provide better picture quality than miniDV cassettes. In fact, the video format used by recordable DVD camcorders uses a lot more...
Lackluster video performance vs. the Canon DC100 and Panasonic VDRD100
Enclosed battery compartment
Inconvenient control location
The Canon DC100 marks the company’s entrance in the entry-level DVD camcorder market. Canon has built a reputation on quality video performance, simple operation, and a decent array of manual controls. The DC100, for the most part, lives up to those...
Abstrakt: If capturing still images no longer satisfies your creative urge then perhaps it is time you considered a camcorder such as the DC100 from Canon.
Abstrakt: For the point-and-shoot user looking for a simple and basic interface, Canon?s DC100 is definitely a better option when compared to the more expensive and more cluttered DC40. The inclusion of an auto mode will further simplify this camcorder, restrict...
Better image quality than we see on many low priced DVD camcorders, a few manual controls
No USB connection, no SD card slot, still images not that hot The Final Word Above average video quality is countered by a lack of an SD card slot and poor quality stills on this DVD camcorder. A good option for the buyer on a tight budget.
Above average video quality is countered by a lack of an SD card slot and poor quality stills on this DVD camcorder. A good option for the buyer on a tight budget.
