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Title: Canon HG10
Pros: The Canon HG10 camcorder has excellent image stabilization and generally great video quality.
Cons: Poor audio control; smallish EVF; some annoying ergonomics; no manual focus dial.
Verdict: A solid hard-drive based HD camcorder, the Canon HG10 nevertheless has its share of annoying quirks.
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75/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10
Pros: Excellent image stabilisation; generally great video quality
Cons: Poor audio control; smallish EVF; some annoying ergonomics; no manual focus dial
Verdict: There's no doubt about it -- the Canon HG10 takes sharp, well-exposed photos and HD videos. Unfortunately, its poor design and audio control make it hard to recommend above its competitors
Summary: The Canon HG10, the hard drive-based, AVCHD-compatible camcorder, takes some chances. For starters, it has one of the most comfortable zoom switches in its class. Plus, upping its low-light performance, both focus and video quality, means it goes beyond o
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75/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10 Camcorder Review - Canon HDD Camcorders
Verdict: If you're in the market for an HDD camcorder, the Canon HG10 is the best on the market. If you're in the market for an AVCHD camcorder, the HG10 offers the highest video quality we've seen so far. At an MSRP of $1299, you're certainly paying dearly for th
Summary: The Canon HR10 is a looker, both in person and by the specs sheet. Despite the first class pedigree of the imaging system (identical to the HV20), we were still skeptical of the AVCHD codec, which has given other manufacturers problems with motion. Aside
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79/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10
Verdict: Those same users will also be pleased to find both an external microphone and headphone socket, allowing for more advanced sound recording. However, half the camcorders on test here have a microphone socket, so it doesn�€™t give it much of an a
Summary: Good quality optics and lots of storage, but not the most portable of camcorders
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67/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10
Pros: Generous 40GB hard disk storage is more than enough, viewfinder is handy when LCD visibility suffers in sunlight, robust build and reliable performer
Cons: Too large to be pocketed, awkward positioning of some controls, stills committed to removable card only (which costs extra), auto focus sometimes hunts
Verdict: More positively, you can further enhance the look of your footage by selecting the built-in cinema mode, which, combined with its 25fps (frames per second) progressive frame rate, lends your digital images a film-like feel. Footage displays naturalistic (
Summary: Canon's robust HG10 offers support for the teeny microSD card - ironic, given the camcorder's build is one of the chunkiest on test - and includes a built-in 40GB hard drive that allows for up to 15 hours of full HD 1080i video (AVCHD compression format).
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100/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10 review
Verdict: Despite minor gripes, the HG10 offers solid performance at a reasonable price. And that's enough for us to recommend the Canon HG10.
Summary: Canon's robust HG10 camcorder offers support for microSD and includes a 40GB hard drive that allows for up to 15 hours of full HD 1,080i video.
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90/100 |
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Title: Review : Canon HG10 HDD Camcorder
Verdict: The optical zoom is 10x and should you believe in it up to 200x digital zoom. In still image mode you can choose from 2048x1536, 1920x1080, 1440x1080, 848x480 and 640x480
Summary: This camcorder is one of the latest versions that record to an internal hard drive, thus increasing the capacity vastly over other storage methods. It can of course also record still images onto an SD card.
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Title: Review: Canon HG10 camcorder
Verdict: With a bright and clear screen and viewfinder, the HG10 handles like a dream
Summary: It's a camcorder, but without tapes
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80/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10
Pros: Low cost. Professional features. Small. Light. Impressive video quality for price.
Cons: Noticeable compression artefacts. Poor support from Adobe's applications.
Verdict: The HG10's sister product, the HV20, has become the entry-level HDV camcorder of choice, and its HV30 successor looks set to continue that. The HG10 is essentially a tapeless version. If you need to record hours of HD video for test shoots, it's a good va
Summary: At first glance, the HG10 might look rather out-of-place in this line-up, but it has several features that could make it suitable if your HD video-production needs are modest and occasional.
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70/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10
Verdict: Canon gets it right with its first hard-disk-based camcorder.
Summary: In the past couple of years, Canon has held back from new camcorder formats, but that hasn't prevented it from producing some splendid products. Canon's HV20 (web ID: 125305) is currently the best sub--1,500 HDV camcorder on the market and the HG10 - its
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83/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10 | Our Review | TechRadar UK
Pros: Superb images; Very easy to manage clips; Native support in iMovie ’08; Good stills performance
Cons: Some ergonomic mistakes; Opaque menu system
Verdict: Yes, its expensive. Yes, few people have the displays to play back full HD in all its glory. And yes, youre going to have to invest in some serious storage to archive this footage rather than simply filing cheap tapes. But still, this is a lovely camera t
Summary: The HG10 is light and comfortable to hold
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90/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10
Pros: Impressive features set, Powerful, with excellent performance, Great set of features, Excellent picture-performance, Good lens, Spectra Ambilight is a showstopper, Superb pictures, Highly impressive sound, Reasonable feature count, Well built, Well built,
Cons: Poor battery life, Chunky build, Not the cheapest compact around, Massively expensive, Could overly dominate a room, Average performance, Overly small controls, Overpriced, Drab design, Handling noise occasionally captured, Expensive
Verdict: A well-specified performer with an innovative approach to navigation and manual operation that is capable of impressive pictures and sound.
Summary: When we recently gave Canon's HR10 AVCHD cam a workout and were seriously impressed by what it offered for the relatively small asking price of £600. This time around it's the turn of its higher specified brethren, the HG10.
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80/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10
Pros: >Video quality, Memory, HDMI connection ,
Cons: Bit pricey
Verdict: Canon come out fighting into the HDD market
Summary: Canon gets hard-corder
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80/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10 Review - Camcorders
Pros: Excellent image stabilisation, Generally great video quality
Cons: Poor audio control, Smallish EVF, Some annoying ergonomics, No manual focus dial
Verdict: A solid hard-drive based HD camcorder, the Canon HG10 nevertheless has its share of annoying quirks.
Summary: canon hg10 review: A solid hard-drive based HD camcorder, the Canon HG10 nevertheless has its share of annoying quirks.
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75/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10
Pros: Great image quality, easy to use, customisable recording qualities
Cons: Lack of manual controls, slightly lowered performance in low light settings
Verdict: A great all-round camera, the HG10 is streamlined towards delivering high quality video in ideal conditions. The lack of manual controls may frustrate advanced users, however most will find it to be an excellent camcorder
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75/100 |
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Title: Canon HG10 HDD Camcorder
Verdict: Although the HG10 doesn't bowl us over quite as much as the HV20, it's still an impressive piece of kit. Sony's lower end HDR-SR5E undercuts it on price considerably, but misses out key features such as a standard-sized accessory shoe. The more fully feat
Summary: Canon's first camcorder with a hard disk drive makes its debut. Is James Morris impressed?
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90/100 |
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Title: SimplyDV Review: Canon HG10 AVCHD Camcorder
Verdict: The AVCHD system might entail heavy compression, but the results from the CMOS imaging device are stunning; colour, contrast and resolution are excellent and the cam doesnâ-'t suffer from low-noise artefacts in the way that its major competitors do. Not o
Summary: With its large CMOS imaging chip, 40GB hard disc drive, superb lens, 10x optical zoom, 2.7" LCD and heaps of functionality, is the HG10 as good as AVCHD high definition can possibly get?
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Title: Canon HG10
Pros: The Canon HG10 camcorder has excellent image stabilization and generally great video quality.
Cons: Poor audio control; smallish EVF; some annoying ergonomics; no manual focus dial.
Verdict: A solid hard-drive based HD camcorder, the Canon HG10 nevertheless has its share of annoying quirks.
Summary: Canon HG10It's been a longish wait, but Canon will finally premiere its first hard-disk based camcorder this October, the AVCHD-compatible HG10. Based on the innards and lens of the HV20, the HG10 nevertheless uses an almost completely different design, o
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75/100 |
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Title: Canon iVIS HG10 goes HD
Summary: but it remains to be seen whether the internal rechargeable battery will be able to withstand marathon video capture sessions.
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Title: Canon HG10
Pros: Very good video, Managing clips like they're stills is refreshing, Competitively priced
Cons: Some ergonomic compromises, Not easy to control manually, Room for improvement in audio
Verdict: The HG10 shoots great video and handles well, but there are some ergonomic compromises, and while it's not good enough to be a pro camcorder, it's not cheap enough for most consumers. Regardless, its performance and sheer allure mark it out as a strong HD
Summary: For a camera with so many young technologies on board, this is a surprisingly mature product
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80/100 |
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