Typical price: £450
What is it: DVD-based camcorder with 5-megapixel sensor
What we think: It produces great photos and videos, but falls on the expensive side
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 27 November 2007
Tags: Canon, Canon DC50, prints, camera, family
We like:
Very robust still-photo mode; good video quality; features both video light and flash
We don't like:
Pricey for a standard-def camcorder, uses miniSD instead of SD cards
CNET UK judgement:
If you can get past the Canon DC50's sticker shock, you'll find a very nice, simple DVD camcorder that can produce some surprisingly good snapshots
Full review:
Typically, when shooting still photos, camcorders offer few exposure options and turn out low-quality images. Conversely, most dedicated still cameras tend to offer disappointing video, and are best left to only take pictures. The Canon DC50 manages to avoid these limitations, to an extent. Continue Reading...
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