Conclusion: The good: Nice video and decent photo quality; manual exposure controls; 24p support; full-size HDMI connector. The bad: DVD initialization and finalizing operations are slow; relatively short battery life; can't charge while camcorder is powered on. The bottom line: Though the Canon HR10 is a decent camcorder, there are better choices for the...
Conclusion: Although the HR10 continues the high video-quality theme of the HV20 and HG10, it's not quite in the same league. Aside from the lack of enthusiast features, what really lets it down is the DVD recording format itself. The limited storage has always been an issue with optical disc-recording camcorders, even standard definition ones. But with...
Conclusion: While Canon has done its best to make the HR10 compatible in quality with its big sisters in the HDD and MiniDVD domains (and mostly succeeded), it is ultimately hampered by the severe recording limitations of the DVD format.
The compact Canon HR10 delivers high definition technology with the convenience of DVD, incorporating the latest AVCHD (Advanced Video Codec High Definition) format. A host of advanced features are joined with superb image reproduction in the world's smallest AVCHD camcorder,* allowing you to create stunning HD to complete your high definition home theater experience.
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