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By pobut (cnet.com.au) Read the full review
I have used this camera in a wide variety of travels. Images can be breathtaking if you plan ahead. Don't pan too quickly, keep an extra battery with you, keep the quick-start turned on and realize that it is a low-end HD camera; you won't be...
great image for the now $300 USD price
not as capable for AVCHD MB/s like HF100
Jul, 2009
2009-07-25
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By d3nn15c00l (cnet.com.au) Read the full review
Canon is cooking up something gooooood
Nice I like
I cannot buy it immediatly this one
Sep, 2007
2007-09-17
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By (alaTest)
We have collected and analyzed 28 expert reviews and 151 user reviews from international sources. experts rate this product 75/100 and users rate it 90/100. The average review date is Dec 21, 2007. We have compared these reviews to 175522 reviews from other Camcorders. The alaSCORE™ for this product is 82/100 = Very good. Last update: May 18, 2012.
May, 2012
2012-05-18
By Chris Jager (goodgearguide.com.au)
The DVD camcorder is like a wounded beast that refuses to die. Despite having fallen from favour in the casual market (where 'HDD' is the new black), ...
Good quality video, extensive range of manual options, HDMI capable
Mini-SD card slot prohibits recording options, viewfinder poorly placed, a bit on the chunky side
The Canon HR10 is a decent enough DVD camera, offering impressive high-def visuals at a relatively affordable price. However, there are several competing models on the market which offer a superior performance.
Jan, 2008
2008-01-23
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By Lori Grunin (cnet.com.au)
Though the Canon HR10 is a decent camcorder, there are better choices for the same money because format performance and compatibility issues make it hard to recommend a DVD-based AVCHD model.
Nice video and decent photo quality ; Manual exposure controls ; 24p support ; Full-size HDMI connector
DVD initialisation and finalising operations are slow ; Relatively short battery life ; Can't charge while camcorder is powered on
If it weren't for the DVD/AVCHD double whammy, the HR10 might have more to recommend it. For now your best bet is to stick with one of Canon or Sony's tape-based HDV models, or at least avoid the DVD issue and opt for one of the hard-drive-based options.
Oct, 2007
2007-10-31
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By Chris Jager (news.com.au)
THE HR10 is a decent DVD camera, offering impressive high-def visuals at a relatively affordable price.
Good quality video, extensive range of manual options, HDMI capable
Mini-SD card slot prohibits recording options, viewfinder poorly placed, a bit on the chunky side
The Canon HR10 is a decent enough DVD camera, offering impressive high-def visuals at a relatively affordable price. However, there are several competing models on the market which offer a superior performance.
May, 2008
2008-05-02
By (photoreview.com.au)
The third model in Canon's consumer HD camcorder line-up, the HR10 records high-definition video on mini DVD disks.Canon's new HR10 high-definition video camcorder has many features in common with the HG10 and HV20 models we have already reviewed. All...
Video quality from the test camcorder was similar to the recordings we made with the HG10 and HV20. Pictures were sharp and detailed with elevated saturation and contrast. These qualities were duplicated in still shots from the camera and confirmed by...
But instead of recording to tape or hard disk drive, the HR10 uses 8cm mini DVD disks as its recording media.
Dec, 2007
2007-12-01
alaTest has collected and analysed 2 user reviews of the Canon HR10 from cnet.com.au. The user reviews were collected from Sep, 2007 to Jul, 2009. The average user rating from cnet.com.au is 100 out of 100.
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I have used this camera in a wide variety of travels. Images can be breathtaking if you plan ahead. Don't pan too quickly, keep an extra battery with
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Canon is cooking up something gooooood Nice I like I cannot buy it immediatly this one
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