Canon HR10, 2,96 MP, 25,4 / 2,7 mm (1 / 2.7"), 6,86 cm (2.7"), LCD, 530 g, Silver Canon HR10. Total megapixels: 2,96 MP, Optical sensor size: 25,4 / 2,7 mm (1 / 2.7"). Optical zoom: 10x, Digital zoom: 200x, Focal length range: 6.1 - 61 mm. Camera shutter speed: 1/2000 s. Display diagonal: 6,86 cm (2.7"), Display: LCD. Viewfinder resolution: 123000 pixels, Viewfinder screen size: 0.27" http://gadgetshow.channel5.com/gadgets/audio-video/cameras/camcorders/canon-hr10 Canon HR10 is a DVD recordable high definition camcorder. It already comes with a shooting program, i.e., sunset, beach, spotlight, portrait mode, sports mode, snow, fireworks, etc. Among its main features are 2.96 megapixel camcorder sensor resolution... http://www.itreviews.com/canon-hr10-camcorder/ 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. Canon - HR10 camcorder pr... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/cameras-and-camcorders/camcorders/canon-hr10-76857/review The HR10 represents Canons third dip into the waters of high-definition video; although its still something of a departure from what has gone before from this photographic specialist. Having impressed us with the HDV version of the XL1 and the HV10, ... Strong pictures, Impressive sound, Good array of features, Solid build-quality Optical image stabiliser not very effective, Awkward fixed viewfinder, Sluggish close-up focusing Whether it be capturing stills or moving pictures, Canon has always been a manufacturer thats synonymous with high quality images. While renowned as the producer of the most widely respected semi-professional camcorder available, the awesome XL1, the ... https://www.cnet.com/topics/camcorders/ Though the Canon HR10 is a decent camcorder, there are better choices for the same money because format performance and compatibility issues make it hard to recommend a DVD-based AVCHD model ... Manual exposure controls; 24p support; full-size HDMI connector DVD initialisation and finalising operations are slow; relatively short battery life; cant charge while camcorder is powered on Though the Canon HR10 is a decent camcorder, there are better choices for the same money because format performance and compatibility issues make it hard to recommend a DVD-based AVCHD model ... http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/digital-cameras/137937/canon-hr10 Our favourite HD camcorder, Canons HV20, uses MiniDV tapes. This means that to edit the footage, youll have to copy it in real time to a PC, which can be time consuming. Whats more, playing video from the camcorder to a HD television requires win...