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A camcorder VIXIA HG10 de Alta Definição AVCHD com Disco Rígido da Canon combina uma memória interna de 40GB, sensor CMOS "Full HD" 1920 x 1080 e tecnologia DIGIC DV II. O Disco Rígido de 40GB permite até 15 horas de tempo de gravação no modo LP, e o CMOS oferece uma renderização de cor realista, mesmo sob luminosidade fraca. A tecnologia DIGIC DV II melhora ainda mais a reprodução de cor, especialmente dos tons de pele e também reduz o ruído de imagem.
O LCD widescreen vívido multiângulo de 2,7" permite gravar com a tela LCD em qualquer ângulo e ainda assim ver o que você está gravando. A estabilização ótica de imagem SuperRange oferece mais estabilidade de imagem do que a anteriormente disponível em outras camcorders. O 24p oferece uma ótima qualidade semelhante a filme para os seus vídeos.
A HG10 é compacta o bastante para caber no seu bolso ou bolsa, permitindo levá-la aonde quer que você vá. O design compacto da Canon também proporciona facilidade de uso e conforto ergonômico enquanto grava. Trata-se de uma camcorder com sensação e aparência inteligentes.
| Camera | |
|---|---|
| Sensor | Sensor CMOS de 1/2,7", filtro de cor primária RGB |
| Lente |
f/stop:1.8-3.0 Distância focal=6.1-61mm |
| Zoom |
Ótico 10x Digital 200x |
| Tamanho do Filtro | 43mm |
| Estabilização Ótica de Imagem | Ótico SuperRange |
| Lux | 3 lux (a 1/30 de segundo) |
| Recording | |
|---|---|
| Sistema | NTSC |
| Formato |
Vídeo: MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 Foto: JPEG |
| Áudio | HD: Dolby Digital de 2 canais (AC-3 de 2 canais) |
| Time Code | Sim |
| Data e Hora | Sim |
| Copiagem A/V | Não |
| Display | |
|---|---|
| Visor | Visor colorido widescreen de 0,27 polegada (Aproximadamente 123.000 pixels) |
| Monitor LCD | LCD widescreen vívido multiângulo de 2,7 polegadas (Aproximadamente 211.000 pixels) |
| Conveniences | |
|---|---|
| Controles Manuais | Foco, Exposição, Balanço de Branco |
| Luz Integrada | Sim |
| Microfone Integrado | Sim |
| Auto Falante Integrado | Sim |
| Sapata de Acessórios | Sim - quente, fria |
| Titulador | Não |
| Efeitos Digitais | Sim |
| Fader | Sim |
| Efeitos Especiais | Sim |
| Carregamento de Fita | N/D |
| Digital Still Mode | |
|---|---|
| Resolução | 2048 x 1536 (máxima) |
| Slot de Cartão | Mini SD |
| Flash Integrado | Sim |
| Input/Output Connectors | |
|---|---|
| Entrada de Linha de Gravação | Não |
| Entradas | Mic |
| Saídas |
USB (mini-B) HDMI Saída AV Saída componente |
| Entrada de Microfone | Sim |
| Jack de Headphone | Sim |
| General | |
|---|---|
| Requisitos de Alimentação | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Consumo de Energia | Aproximadamente 3,6W-4,9W |
| Dimensões (LxAxP) | 3,2 x 3,0 x 5,1 polegadas (8,12 x 7,62 x 12,95cm) |
| Peso | 1,1 libra (0,49kg) (não incluindo lente e pack de bateria) |
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The Best Non-Pro HD Cam on the Market
I researched a new camcorder for a few months before going with the HG10. At the time I owned a Sony SR80 SD camcorder, it was a great little camcorder that got me into ...Read complete review
I researched a new camcorder for a few months before going with the HG10. At the time I owned a Sony SR80 SD camcorder, it was a great little camcorder that got me into the HDD & digital camcorder era and as I started to look into moving into the High Def world of recording I figured the logical transition would be to move to the Sony SR7 but I did want to do my due diligence and research what else was on the market and along came this little gem. Now I must say that I did not buy this camcorder for the camera function(s) because I own a Canon EOS 40D DSLR so I cannot comment on any of the ‘camera’ side of things related this camcorder (in fact I have not taken a single a picture with the camcorder; strange thing is though I actually purchased a 1GB miniSD card with the camera, go figure).Anyway, I narrowed my purchasing decision down to the Canon HG10 and the Sony SR7…I read every review out there regarding the two. I went to various electronic stores and compared the two side by side and that was the tell-tell difference…The Canon was just plain superior in image quality and that was my main decision factor…I will say the Sony was probably a little more ergonomic than the Canon and felt more comfortable in my hand however my wife and I have two children and the reason I was moving to HD was to capture them in as pure an image as I could and the Canon simply did that better than the Sony, so I was willing to overlook the ergonomics. Oh did I mention the price difference? At the time (a couple of weeks before Christmas 07’) the Sony was a little over [$]more than the Canon.The Canon has a number of features and if you own an EOS camera many, a great many of the features found on the EOS camera lineup appear on this camcorder (like recording in Priority, AV, TV or Scene modes…setting the aperture and shutter speeds, ect)…In fact this is where the Canon began to really pull away from the Sony…Canon incorporated their CMOS sensor into this camcorder and their DIGIC image processing which truly produces one magnificent image…I have hooked this camcorder to my Plasma and played the videos and its truly amazing to watch my sons football games or my daughters dance classes in such quality…I have burned the videos to Blu-Ray and played them on our PS3 and the image quality is well simply amazing. A couple of the things I wish they would have done on the Canon were to provide a larger HDD, this one comes with a 40GB but I would have preferred at least a 60GB…Setting the recording mode to HXP records to disk @ 15 meg per second and with the 40GB HDD you get 5hours and 45mins worth of recording time (more than enough for most recordings but a 60GB would have been nice considering the cost of disk storage is so inexpensive now days)…I also wished they included a little better software with the camcorder, the included software works but it does not have a great many features available..I ended up buying Nero 8 Ultra and it works great…I also wish they would have included a docking station with the camcorder, I had that with my SR80 and it really made image transferring quite simple. Simply sit the unit in the dock and turn it on and images started transferring…This would be nice feature on the Canon.Do your research and purchase the camcorder that most meets your needs (and budget) but if you’re in the market for a HD camcorder you cannot go wrong with this one and for the price that B&H has it for, it’s a no brainer….!!
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Good Camera but not ready for Macintosh
Everything that everybody else is saying it's true. The image rocks, the size it's great, even the battery life is long. But try to capture your files using a Mac. YOU CAN'T.<...Read complete review
Everything that everybody else is saying it's true. The image rocks, the size it's great, even the battery life is long. But try to capture your files using a Mac. YOU CAN'T.
Final Cut don't support this kind of files yet. So you're gonna have to download this very specific software to encode your .MTS files (this cameras native format) to apple readable files.
If you are a Macintosh user, wait a little longer before you buy it and learn about it. I didn't.
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Comments about Canon VIXIA HG10 High Definition HDD Camcorder:
this camcorder picture quality is good. but weight is more. its not have touch screen option.
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Pros - easy to start using right away, small enough to fit into small bags - yet not too small that it feels like you will break it, great picture video quality
cons - zoom button takes a little getting used to for speed
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right size, good video,easy to handle!
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Very easy to use with very professional results. With the built in 40G Hard Drive and a long lasting battery you can just focus on your subject.
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It's very good even indoor. Good buy!
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Have Good Picture but the battery not so good
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I have had the product only for one month and HD just blows my mind away. I have. an old jvc SD camera and when I compare it with the video that we get with the canon it is so amazing. I haven't had the opportunity to compare this camera with other HD cameras since so few people have it. The ease of use of the wheel based control leaves something to be desired but once you get used to it, it is a hoot to play around with it. All in all for the price it is a great acquisition.
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This camcorder has everything you will need and can record for long enough. Up to 6 hours in HDD and around 20 hours in the lowest setting. HD quality is excellent and the image stabilization is also very good (I always recommend a tripod just the same for professional stuff). Don't waste your time like I did killing yourself over 10 camcorders. Save more and get the extended warranty, battery, bag and hdmi cable like I did. You still save on this item and you only lose out on being able to record for 10 hours longer (if your battery would even stay charged).
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To work with this camera in Final Cut Pro 6, it is just as easy, if not easier than capturing with a Firewire MiniDV cam. In play mode and the power connected, connect your HG10 to the Mac via USB. In your project, select the Log and Transfer option, select preferences, and select Apple intermidiate codec under AVCHD. Make sure your scratch disk is set, and drag and drop the desired clips into the queue where it reads "Drag media here." The clips will transfer into the project bin, and you'll be ready to edit. Go to Canon's support site and search for help with Final Cut Studio 2 if you need more direction.
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I was originally concerned when I received this because it was so SMALL! I am a big guy with big guy fingers but I can run the controls with ease.I think this was an excellent purchase and except for forgetting my battery charger while on vaca. I love it! [...]
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I have been using this camera for a few weeks and really like what it has to offer. Some of the functions are a little hard to find the first time and I think the manual could be a little easier to read. I like the fact that I don't have to mess with tapes anymore! The battery life seems to be pretty good but I think I will purchase another one to match the long recording time of the hard drive. The zoom buttons are a little different for me beings I am used to a wheel instead of toggle buttons. Overall I'd recommend this to anyone who shoots casual sporting events as well as childrens activities.
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This camcorder records great quality video. The Effects even allow indoor recordings without much noticeable grain. The manual focus is somewhat difficult to master (a focus ring would be much better) but for the most part it is a very nice camcorder.
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Very easy to use for someone new to the video camera world. I feel like we got a really good deal on a really fancy camera. The picture looks great and the sound is very clear too.
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Easy to use, great features including white balance and custom camera settings, sharp HD videos and good photos. Had a problem with the hard drive going down shortly after purchase. Disappointing not to have it for a vacation trip, but the authorized service center fixed it promptly and returned it. No problem for me since it was handled well, and rare glitches with even a great product can be expected. Purchased a second higher-capacity battery and have had all the time I need between the two. Just wish consumer camcorders had a "locked" fade-in/fade-out so you didn't have to select it each time. Not a con since no camcorder I have seen has it.
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I bought this camcorder to film short movies with my friends. The battery it came with lasted 4-5 hours. The viewfinder was pretty useless. The quality is great! The microphone is good indoors, but in the wind it gets pretty messy. I did not take pictures with it yet so I have no opinion about that. It has decent zoom. The software it comes with is not superb but it does get very basic video editing stuff accomplished. The controls are easy to learn and maneuver. The hard drive is a great size too! This is my very first camcorder and I am very pleased with it.
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At first, I had difficulty transferring the video files into editable video files. However, the COREL software included with the camcorder helps you export the video files into an editable video format.
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This camera is awesome. Great HD video! Even in standard definition, quality is excellent. the only problem I have with this is the poor battery life. You need an extra one if you plan to use it for some hours continuously
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I have put this camera through extreme conditions. 50mph winds, below zero temps, fog/mist, still works great. I use it primarily for hunting and it has seen some rough times. the picture quality is great, features are easy to use but the compatability for playback on a computer even with the software it came with is not good, only problem i have had.
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The HG10 is a delight . Easy to use , exceptional
color , and features of a $3,000 video camera . This borderlines on the consumer / prosumer level .
You can use this cam for any occasion and be happy with the outcome . The only negative , if you want to call it that , is sometimes its auto focus is a tad slow . So for Pic , i give it a 10
and sound , i give it a 8 ! Buy This Video Recorder . And at B and H's price , it can't be beat !!
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The camera is easy to use. Just has the main features that you need. Not all the complicated stuff. Takes great movies even in low light conditions. Truly HD. Good idea to get an extra battery. Battery lasts approx. 45 minutes on the highest quality setting. Highly recommend.
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Our home movies have never looked better! The image stabilization is awesome since most of our home movies are hand held. The tiny size wierded me out at first but don't let it fool you. The only struggle we've had is figuring out the best way to edit and archive footage since AVCHD is still new-ish. We'll probably buy Sony Vegas for editing.
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