Canon MV920

Canon MV800

Smart little camcorder light and easy to use. Accessories camera came with compact power adaptor battery pack lithium button battery lens cap and cord stereo video cable scart adaptor It was brought for me as a present i think it cost around £200. I use this very often and it is nigh on a point and video camera no difficult features to set up. but the manual i easy to read for anything you do need. It include features using digital effects so you can alter your videoing without to much hassle i not used this feature as of yet. I have done night vision and the camera is good on that mode, the battery last quite a ...

Canon MV650i

The Canon MV650i is part of the MV600 range. It s the top model and is packed with loads of features. It s recording methood is Mini DV which produce fantastic quality film. The camera itself is very small and compact and very lightweight. It s silver in colour with light up buttons which you have a choice of colours to pick from to personalise it. The camera has a crystal clear 2.5" LCD screen to view or a moveable viewfinder. The Microphone is based at the front end of the camera and tapes are loaded via the bottom. One bad point about being bottom loading. The camera has numerous features. It boosts a 22x optical zoom plus 440 digital zoom. The 22x optical ...

Canon MV600i

semi-professional market. As a film student I use larger and far more expensive professional equipment, where the lens is worth considerably more than the entire cost of my little MV 600i. Playing around with cameras at the top end of the market has shown me what kind of image can be captured and its similarity to broadcast quality film. When buying this camera I had a few small demands; firstly it had to be mini DV not just a digital card, the quality of image and sound is far higher, secondly it had to be upgradeable, all cameras in this price range have a very low quality of zoom/width, they usually have poor microphones and little or no lighting. The MV 600i has ...