Price range: £503.99
What is it: DVD-based camcorder with 24p support
What we think: Nice video and decent photo quality, but there are some operational issues
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 9 November 2007
Tags: canon, camcorders, pixels, shooting
We like:
Manual exposure controls; 24p support; full-size HDMI connector
We don't like:
DVD initialisation and finalising operations are slow; relatively short battery life; can't charge while camcorder is powered on
CNET UK judgement:
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
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