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quote: "The Canon DC40 definitely deserves a spot on your short list of DVD camcorders
Attractive, functional design; solid build quality; very decent daytime and surprisingly solid low-light video quality; broad set of semimanual photo and video controls
Small LCD; uses miniSD cards rather than standard SD; ... "
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issue 6/2006
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quote: "Pros: Very good video quality. Decent 4-megapixel stills. Variety of special modes and features for both stills and video.
Cons: Significant shutter lag in auto mode. Video has a slight color cast. Reviewing still images is slow.
Bottom line: Although performance needs to improve, the Canon DC4... "
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issue 7/2006
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single review: Canon DC40 |
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quote: "The good: Attractive, functional design Solid build quality Very decent daytime and surprisingly solid low-light video quality Broad set of semimanual photo and video controls
The bad: Small LCD Uses miniSD cards rather than standard SD Blinding video light No S-Video input for converting analog video to DVDs
Th... "
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issue 6/2006
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Canon DC40 Camcorder Review |
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quote: "The Canon DC40, at an MSRP of $899, is a tough sell. DVD camcorders grew up this year, moving from low-end consumer convenience toys to solidly performing camcorders. Sony and Panasonic took the biggest steps forward. The Sony DVD405, their top CCD chip DVD camcorder, has a lot great automatic controls, as well as good video quality. The Panasonic ... "
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issue 5/2006
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single review: Canon DC40 |
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quote: "The good: Attractive, functional design; solid build quality; very decent daytime and surprisingly solid low-light video quality; broad set of semimanual photo and video controls.
The bad: Small LCD; uses Mini SD cards rather than standard SD; blinding video light; no S-Video input for converting analog video to DVDs.
The bottom li... "
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issue 3/2006
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