Canon DC100-DVD Reviews
- Terrible
Posted on Nov 30, 2009
Reviews: 1
Pros: no think is good if it is not working
Cons: ghis product should be name some thing else not canon dc 100 I cant belive it it stop working after one year use ,I thought it is going to be strong and stay for little while but now i will never buy canon again,I bought battery cost 100
Overall: it is a piece of garbag i will never buy canon product ever again so please if you have choice dont you ever buy canon thank you
- OK
Posted on Mar 18, 2009
Reviews: 10
Pros: The only benefit is its 16:9 aspect ratio viewing and recording! This should be on every $500 camera.
Cons: Over priced. Its just another cheap DVD recording single chip cam corder to take on holidays and then throw out.
Overall: Definately an older style product ultimately usefull for homes with no idea about video recording that just want to film birthdays and christmas. Great for the kids first camera to learn on, not realy worth more than $200 in most electronics discount stores.
- Excellent
Posted on Jan 25, 2008
Guest User
Pros: i like Fast focusing, long zoom lens; solid image stabilization; decent low-light video; aperture- and shutter-priority exposure modes.
Cons: i dont like Fair-to-middling video quality overall; awkward navigation controls; poor still photos.
Overall: The standard controls--power, mode, and record--are located where your thumb naturally lands. The DC100 has no media slot for still images, but you can save stills to the DVD. Ironically, I found Canon's method for snapping stills--using the record button--induced far less shake than the typical dedicated photo-shutter button.
- Terrible
Posted on Sep 24, 2007
Reviews: 1
Pros: Good zoom, small, compact design
Cons: Has been in for repairs 4 times in less than twelve months, neither Harvey Norman nor Canon will take responsibility for replacing or refunding it! First the laser had to be replaced, then it stopped finalising disks, and the disk door stopped opening.
Overall: Promises so much and delivers so little. Purchased a trusted brand from a trusted retailer, now neither Harvey Norman or Canon will take responsibility for replacing or refunding it. Worked for only two weeks, and has been in for repairs 4 times since, still not working.
- Good
Posted on Sep 18, 2006
Guest User
Pros: With a few 3" DVD-R/RW on my hand, I'm able to produce a documentary using Canon's DC100 camcorder. With various shooting modes: like under a bright sun or night time shots, or even sports events; Canon's 25X zoom lens is surefire ready to handle various situations.
Cons: How good is the DC100 on videos is the other way around for still (photo) shots. It should have been perfect the same way videos ought to be.
Overall: With fast autofocusing lens and built-in video effects, Canon sets itself into the limelight. The only thing that lacks in the DC100 is a remote control.
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Model:
DC100-DVD
An ultra compact, Real Widescreen DVD camcorder with powerful zoom that's easy to use. With its comfortable curved design, the ultra compact DC100 records photos and high quality video straight to DVD (-R/-RW). It features a massive 25x optical zoom lens, Real Widescreen recording and a 2.7" widescreen LCD. The DC100 digital camcorder gives you all the convenience and functionality of DVD technology.
Features:
- Super small and lightweight for ultimate portability.
- Direct-to-DVD shooting for convenient playback on home DVD players.
- Digital video camera that records straight to 3-inch DVD-R/RW media; Photo capture to DVD.
- Powerful Canon 25x optical zoom with built-in image stabilizer produces sharp, crystal clear results free of ghosting and smear.
- 800K CCD and DiG!C DV image processor for vivid video and exceptional color quality
- Wide 2.7" LCD Screen.
- Real 16:9 Widescreen recording for breathtaking playback on widescreen TVs -
- Widescreen Button lets you switch from standard 4:3 to 16:9 Widescreen Mode makes your images naturally fill the screen of a widescreen TV without cropping or stretching.
- The Electronic Image Stabilizer suppresses the effect of vibrations and hand-held camera shake to keep images steady when you can't be. Particularly useful at high zoom ratios.
- Level Shot Control provides horizontal gridlines in the viewfinder for more professional framing
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