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Canon HF10 Expert Reviews

Camcorder - High Definition - 3.3 Mpix - optical zoom: 12 x - supported memory: MMC, SD, SDHC - flash card More product details

Canon HF10
alaSCORE 98

298 reviews

November, 2009

81 / 100

54 Experts

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87 / 100

244 Users

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Review summary for the Canon HF10

alaTest has collected and analyzed 298 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the zoom. The design also impresses, but many are less positive about the viewfinder.

Zoom, Design, Memory, Color

Viewfinder, Control panel, Interface, Battery

Experts rate this product 81/100 and users 87/100. We analyzed these ratings, the product age and more factors. Compared to other Camcorders, the Canon HF10 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 98/100 = Excellent quality.

September, 2009

alaSCORE 98

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Canon Vixia HF10

By Lori Grunin

Photo gallery:Canon Vixia HF10Canon may not have been first out of the gate with a flash-based camcorder--or second, or third--but its debut model, the high-definition Vixia HF10, gets it right the first time. A sleek black compact model with a well ...

But then the real question becomes which model is the better deal--the Vixia HF10 or the HF100. That's a hair smaller than its main competitor, the Sony Handycam HDR-CX7 and significantly more compact than its cousins, the hard-disk-based Vixia...

March, 2008

Rating

80

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Canon Vixia HF10

Excellent video quality ; fast focus ; compact, attractive, and comfortable design

Wind filter not as dependable as previous Canon models ; manual focus pretty useless

Canon's first flash-based camcorder, the Canon Vixia HF10, delivers excellent HD video quality and performance in a tiny package.

Photo gallery: Canon Vixia HF10 Canon may not have been first out of the gate with a flash-based camcorder--or second, or third--but its debut model, the high-definition Vixia HF10, gets it right the first time. But then the real question becomes...

March, 2008

Rating

80

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cnet.com
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Canon Vixia HF10: Vixia HF10

By Jim Feeley

The Canon Vixia HF10 ($1000 as of September 28, 2008) has a lot going for it. It's light and compact, it generates fine images without much effort, it offers good control over look and frame rate, it carries a reasonable price, and it works well with ...

Compact size Good video quality, optical zoom, and stabilizatio

LCD is the only viewfinder Lower bit rate than newer Vixia models have

The camcorder's 16GB internal flash memory holds just over 2 hours of video at the device's highest quality setting; users can add an SDHC card to extend the available recording time. You can connect the camera to an HDTV via a mini-HDMI connector or ...

Three subsequent Canon models--the Vixia HF11, the Vixia HG20, and the Vixia HG21--support 24-mbps capture. Would You Buy This?0Yes0No Canon Vixia HF10 Test ScoresOverall 79Before You BuyHow to Buy a Digital CamcorderGot a Hot Tip? The Canon Vixia...

October, 2008

Rating

79

pcworld.com
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Canon Vixia HF10 Camcorder

Its been a year since the Vixia HF10 camcorder was launched and today we hear that Canon has added a further period of three high-definition camcorders Vixia of

August, 2008

No rating

dailydigitals.com
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Review: Canon Vixia HF10 HD camcorder

By Brian Chen

The HF10's impressive video quality and ease of use add up to a very good camcorder, especially given its size. If size is a consideration for you, the HF10 is the right tapeless camcorder.

Shoots stellar high-definition video ; works smoothly with the Mac ; includes microphone jack and accessory shoe

A bit clumsy to handle ; battery life is unimpressive ; still-image colors look eerie

The HF10 is sleek and sexy, but it feels a bit clumsy to hold. The camcorder is shaped like a cannon barrel, and you need to use your middle finger to control the zoom tab, making it difficult to maintain a firm, steady grip on the camcorder. You ...

Canon?€™s Vixia HF10, a high-definition camcorder that uses a 16GB internal flash drive and an SD card for storage, is one of the few tapeless camcorder that we?€™ve found that works seamlessly with the Mac. CompanyCanon...

July, 2008

Rating

70

macworld.com
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Camcorder Review: Canon Vixia HF10 Camcorder

By Brent Holland

No more tape? Not for Canon's new Vixia HF10. It records directly to a built-in Flash memory. As if that weren't enough, the HF10 also offers high-definition video recording at a 1920x1080 resolution

Compact size Sleek design Flash memory storage

Light, hard to hold still

The small and lightweight Canon Vixia HF10 packs enough punch with its sharp images to compete with the big boys.

July, 2008

No rating

videomaker.com
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Canon Vixia HF10

By David Elrich

Good, not great is the bottom line for this one..

Takes beautiful HD video outdoors ; good-looking still pictures ; very light and compact

Poor battery life ; menu system is not intuitive ; mic doesn't block wind noise well

In keeping with the trend away from DVD- and tape-based models, the new Canon Vixia HF10 saves video to 16GB of internal flash memory as well as optional SDHC memory cards (up to 32GB, the current maximum for the format; it will handle even...

April, 2008

Rating

80

digitaltrends.com
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First Look: Canon HF10 HD camcorder

By John Virata

The Canon HF10 is an ultra compact camcorder that captures HD video in the AVCHD H.264 video file format. What makes the camcorder unique is the dual storage capabilities built into the camera. It doesn't use video tape or DVD disc or a hard disk; ...

March, 2008

No rating

consumerelectronicsnet.com
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Canon HF10: Canon Vixia HF10 Camcorder Review

By David Kender

The HF10 is the latest AVCHD camcorder from Canon, and perhaps the model that will finally wrest the high definition crown from HDV, the long-standing, tape-based format. This flash memory camcorder performs better than any AVCHD to date, and offers a ...

The Canon HF10 is a great camcorder, and certainly the first to achieve greatness in the AVCHD class. If you have the computer power to handle the files and you're ready to step up to HD, this is a very strong contender

March, 2008

No rating

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