In the spectrum that runs from low-resolution, cheapo camcorders such as the
The individual models in the FS series differ only by memory
and colour, with prices that go up in increments of £50. The top-end
model, the £350 FS11, comes in dark grey and includes 16GB built-in
memory; its lesser sibling, the £300 FS10, wears silver and packs 8GB.
The cheapest child, the £250 FS100, has no built-in memory but comes in
silver, blue and red.
These are the only functional differences, so read our full Canon FS10 review for more information.
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Philip Moran 9 December 2010
Good: Looks the business, but its only skin deep!
Bad: Picture quality is poor, worse than my Mini DV it replaces.
Comment: The standard definition is just VGA. The .MOD format has to be changed to .MPG and the widescreen flag set before it can be edited or played with some software players. The sound is however excellent.
Low light performance is very poor. Handling is good.
Some cheap digital cameras perform better than this for half the price!
machead 15 November 2008
Good: Good value for money, light, easy to use, records to SD card
Bad: Zoom too quickly and the camcorder will lose focus
Comment: For what I'm after this is ideal; only need a camcorder for occasional holiday footage in addition to my DSLR. So for me value for money, easy to use and easy to carry around is important.
The video quality is good without being spectacular and the sound quality isn't bad either with the built in microphone. Only trouble seems to be if you try to zoom too quickly that the picture will go out of focus, but on what I would call normal zoom speeds it copes just fine.
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