Canon FS10 Flash Memory Camcorder with 8GB Internal Flash Memory and 48x Advanced Zoom
 | Average Customer Rating: Recommend records video to a built-in 8GB flash memory or optional SDHC cards * 8GB holds approximately: 1 hour 50 minutes at XP setting, 2 hours 45 minutes at SP setting, 5 hours 10 minutes at LP setting * 1.07-megapixel image sensor (710,000 effective pixels in 16:9) * Dolby® Digital 2-channel audio * variable-speed 37X Canon optical zoom lens (advanced zoom to 55X, digital zoom to 2000X) * Product details and pricing info |
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18 Customer Reviews Posted
- the best camera on the market
- What a great product. Have been very happy with it. Only problem is that the battery life does not outlast the disk space so it is probably not worth getting an extra card unless you want to store your videos on the camera itself. Also, the joystick provided does not function as well. The screen should've been touch screen.
- 2008-12-02, 0 of 0 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- love the camera, but has some background clicking
- I love the camera, have used it for a variety of things like shooting in snow, and playing tennis, also I love the camera light, it's small, but gets the job done. the only downfall is, when shooting without any other sound, the camera clicks get recorded.
- 2008-12-01, 1 of 2 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Love this camcorder!
- This is very simple to use and transfer to your computer. It is so easy if you have a Mac. I was worried that it may not be compatible, but it works perfectly. It is also great to have both HD and flash. You can separate to film different subjects. I am very happy with my new camcorder.
- 2008-12-01, 2 of 2 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Amazing
- this is more than just value for money. This is the best value for money one can get
- 2008-11-25, 1 of 2 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Fashion and simple
- I like this camcorder. It weights almost nothing and it's very easy to view and backup the videos.
Bad things are:
-I was a little dissapointed when I filmed in darks places.
-You cannot take pictures when you are in movie mode
-It doesn't have an optical viewfinder. The only way to see what you are recording it's the LCD viewer. So you can't see nothing if the person you are recording wants to see himself while recording (my kids love seeing themselves online in the lcd viewer)
A hint to view the videos everywhere: change de extension of the file .mod to .avi. - 2008-11-23, 3 of 4 people found this review helpful, Rated:
