Compare Prices : Canon LEGRIA HFS10

Review summary: The overall image quality, deep manual controls, and decent ease of use make Canon's Vixia HF S10 an excellent choice for both advanced and casual videographers.

Pros: Good overall video quality; deep and advanced manual controls

Cons: Mediocre battery life; no viewfinder

Verdict: The camera's 1/2.6-inch CMOS imaging chip records 1080 horizontal lines of video; it records 1080i at 60 frames per second, 1080p at 30 frames per second, and 1080p at 24 frames per second. The camera includes 32GB of built-in flash memory and ...

Review summary: Hands down, the Canon Vixia HF S10 generates the best high-definition video and still images we've seen from a small camcorder.

Verdict: The great overall image quality, deep manual controls, and decent ease of use make the Canon Vixia HF S10 an excellent choice for both advanced and casual videographers.

Review summary: Canon's focus on imaging and nothing else truly does set it part from the crowd. And that's certainly true when it comes to the Canon Legria HF-S10. A full HD powerhouse with a raft of extras, this little beast wants to be your next top notch ...

Pros: Stunning HD pics, great stills, pro quality

Cons: No EVF, no touchscreen and awkward joystick control

Verdict: A fine HD camcorder with a few quirks that make it hard to justify that epic price tag

Review summary: The LEGRIA HF S10 is an HD camcorder that fuses professional-level imaging with the advantages of Dual Flash Memory. Advanced controls allow you to capture incredibly sharp and detailed HD images. It has an 8MP lens, 32GB Dual Flash memory, and a 10x ...

Pros: Canon doesn't make hi-fis or mobile phones or Blu-ray players. The company that obsesses over imaging comes up trump again, with 24Mbps of the fullest, fattest High Def footage you could wish for. The stabilised lens is large, bright (f1.8) and rock ...

Cons: The 2.7-inch LCD is sharp and colourful but the fiddly little joystick isn't as beginner-friendly as a touchscreen – and the lack of an EVF will frustrate more experienced shooters. While the expansive stereo mics are susceptible to a breath of wind ...

Verdict: Canon has rolled out the big guns again. This Rolls Royce of a camcorder makes shooting stunning HD movies a breeze but its touch-less, viewfinder-less interface could limit its audience.