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Canon VIXIA HF R100
$379.99
Released March, 2010
The Pros:Easy to pick up and shoot with, no instruction needed. Low light shooting is fairly good, minimal noise. Picture is sharp and clear, looks great in HD with lots of detail.
The Cons:AVCHD format isn't comfortable to use for everyone, bit of a learning curve. Included software lacks features, isn't very easy to work with.
The Canon VIXIA HF R100 is a digital video recorder built to gather high-definition video in an easy to use interface. This is similar to the Canon VIXIA HF R10 and Canon VIXIA HF R11 but doesn't include any built-in memory, instead relying on user-supplied SD cards for storage.
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They are the same in all other ways, including photo and video recording in 1664x936 resolution in either 24p or 30p frame modes. Smart Auto functions select the right settings for the current lighting conditions automatically, and Genuine Canon Face Detection sets the focus on the fly. Easy Web Sharing makes it simple to upload video clips for others to enjoy, and an HDMI output is also available for a quick review of recorded content on a high-definition display.
Features
- SD card supported
- Video: Approx. 1.56 Megapixels (1664 x 936)
- Dynamic IS ON: Approx. 1.04 Megapixels (1360 x 765)
- Photo: 16:9 Approx. 1.56 Megapixels (1664 x 936)
- Instant AF (Auto Focus)
- Dynamic IS
- 2.7 in Widescreen LCD
- Smart Auto
- Genuine Canon Face Detection
- Advanced Video Snapshot
- Easy Web Sharing
- Built-in Digital Camera
- 24p & 30p Frame Modes
- HDMI output, Microphone input
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easy to pick up and shoot with, no instruction needed
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low light shooting is fairly good, minimal noise
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picture is sharp and clear, looks great in HD with lots of detail
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image stabilization more than accounts for a little hand shake
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LCD is large, clear and easy to work with
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can output directly to an HDMI cable, great for quick reviews with family
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lens cover automatically covers the lens when not recording, don't even have to think about it
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AVCHD format isn't comfortable to use for everyone, bit of a learning curve
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included software lacks features, isn't very easy to work with
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