is the canon hv10 a good hd camera? i don't know anything about hd so i wouldn't know what features are important. anyone have one or have an opinion on one?
thanks for any input
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canon hv10 - still a good hd option?
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canon hv10 - still a good hd option?is the canon hv10 a good hd camera? i don't know anything about hd so i wouldn't know what features are important. anyone have one or have an opinion on one?
thanks for any input
Re: canon hv10 - still a good hd option?The Canon HV series are probably the most popular HDV format camcorders on this forum! I think you'll be very happy with the purchase.
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Re: canon hv10 - still a good hd option?You can read a full review for the HV10 at http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Canon-HV10-Camcorder-Review.htm
Re: canon hv10 - still a good hd option?if i find a new hv10 for $450 is that a good deal?
Re: canon hv10 - still a good hd option?
Considering the alternative is an HV20, 30 or 40 starting around $800 I would say that is a pretty good deal I don't know how much the features changed between the HV10 and the HV20 however. 1. Thinkpad W530 Laptop, Core i7-3820QM Processor 8M Cache 3.70 GHz, 16 GB DDR3, NVIDIA Quadro K1000M 2GB Memory.
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Re: canon hv10 - still a good hd option?From camcorderinfo.com:
I'd be skeptical about a "new" HV10, since that model hasn't been manufactured in a few years. You'd be better off looking for a used HV20 for around the same price, and be sure you're buying from a reputable vendor or retailer; there are a lot of seemingly credible online vendors that are really just well-run scams offering too-good-to-be-true deals. If you can afford it, B&H sometimes marks down the HV30 into the $600 range on sale, and they almost always have Canon Vixia HD camcorders of one kind or another in their used outlet. Today they have an HF-100 and HF-10 for under $500 each, if you don't mind shooting HD to memory card instead of tape. ASRock Z77 Pro4, Xeon E3-1230 V2, Windows 7 64-bit, 32GB RAM, 3GB GTX 660 ti, 240GB SSD for OS/programs, 3x640GB in RAID0 for projects
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Re: canon hv10 - still a good hd option?thanks for the input everyone - the camera was gone by the time i checked again, but, as always...i appreciate your responses.
Re: canon hv10 - still a good hd option?I think you'll be happier with a newer model anyway. Keep an eye on the consumer camcorders for sale in the Used Video dept. at www.bhphotovideo.com (be sure to use the link at www.chuckengels.com so Muvipix gets credit for the sale). They are one of the most reputable and reliable online retailers catering to thousands of pros and amateurs alike; their used inventory changes frequently, and they inspect all used equipment before it gets sold.
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