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- All these items will serve a specific and useful purpose for your photo & video needs.
- This 9pc Kit is the perfect choice for you novice & avid shooters:
- Cap Keeper, Pro UV Filter, Table Top Tripod, Memory Card Wallet
- SD Card Reader, 2GB Pro High Speed Card, Lens Cleaning Kit
- Deluxe Small Case, 42″ Deluxe Alluminum Tripod
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58MM Size, BP819 Battery & Charger
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Product Information : Mar 15, 2010 14:00:08
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- Canon FS200 Flash Memory Camcorder with 37x Optical Zoom - Sunrise Red (Include smanufacturer’s supplied accessories)
- 8 Gigabyte SDHC Secure Digital Memory Card - Package of LCD Screen Protectors
- BP-808 Rechargeable Lithium-ion Replacement Battery Pack - AC/DC Rapid Battery Charger
- Protective Camcorder Case with Side Pocket & Strap - 5pc Deluxe Lens Care & Cleaning Kit
- Extendable Tabletop Mini Tripod - FREE 25 Quality Prints (Promo code# on invoice)
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Posted by: Camcorder in Canon, tags: ACCESSORY, Batttery, Cables, Camcorder, Carrying, Charger, Essential, Includes, Memory, Tripod

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Canon’s VIXIA HF S21 Dual Flash Memory Camcorder puts 1920 x 1080 HD recording and a multitude of other features at your fingertips. The HF S21 captures up to 24 hours of HD video to the camera’s 64GB internal flash memory, and lets you store even more footage to optional SD/SDHC memory cards, including Eye-Fi memory cards, using the dual SD memory card slots. In addition to video recording, the HF S21 also captures 8MP stills, and hosts a number of settings and functions to enhance your photo experience.
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 Me and my cousin are into skate sports and filming. I started early, handling my dad’s Polaroid at age 4. I always loved making videos, and when I made a youtube account in the 5th grade, I continually made videos of my desktop, video games, etc. but no videos of myself due to how young I was. When I started getting close with my cousin, I realized he scootered good and that he wanted to make youtube videos, but he didn’t know how to use cameras. I helped him and now, though he’s not popular, I got him a total of over 1,000 video views through 3 videos. With my original youtube account now having accumulated over 200,000 views, I moved on to his because I preferred being the cameraman rather than the star. Now, i’m working on getting him sponsered so we needed to get better quality videos than my sister’s point and shoot could handle. It turned out my uncle had this little Canon Elura 100 laying around, and I didn’t use it at first because of my disliking the resolution the camcorder recorded onto SD cards, not wanting to use the Tape. I was SO wrong. This is the highest quality beginner’s camcorder I have ever handled, and, I’ve handled things like Canon GL1s with Optika Baby Death Fisheyes……..I am currently editing some footage I have recorded yesterday at the skatepark, and it was at a constant 60FPS, without any button presses or settings to fiddle with. It does have manual white balance which is good, but I overlooked it at first because it was the last one on the selection of lighting sets. We added a Sunpak PlatinumPlus 0.5x Wide Angle lens, and now it’s set. The 27mm filter threads are very useful, and with stepdown rings that are needed because 27mm is very uncommon, you don’t see the edges of the lens that you would see with bigger-lens camcorders. The quality is astounding, and the steadyshot is just outright awesome. I sat on a 6′ spine and recorded for about 30 minutes. If you want to see it, check out mrboy94 on youtube. I’ll upload the footage very soon! [...]
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 I’ve had this camcorder for 7 months now and have been somewhat pleased with it overall. The reason I only gave it 4 stars is for some annoying issues I have with it.
First off, you can only transfer your video clips if you have the power cord attached. This is inconvenient if you want to get one or two clips onto your computer and have a fully charged battery on the camcorder. Also, once you have your camcorder connected to your computer (via USB cable), you cannot turn the camcorder off unless you disconnect the USB cable. I’m guessing Canon felt it was necessary to protect interruptions during transfer of your video clips. But who would be dumb enough to disconnect or turn off their camcorder in the middle of a transfer?
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