(10x Opt, 200x Dig, 2.7" LCD)
TR Review
Canon has clearly heeded the cliché if it ain't broke, don't fix it' with the HV30. Its predecessor was a great camcorder for serious video makers with less than £1,000 to spend. Now the HV30 can proudly take over its place. This could be the last great consumer-oriented HDV camcorder we see, as Canon's own HF10 has finally allowed AVCHD to meet or even surpass the quality of HDV. But for now, the tape-based format is a safer bet for editing, and if you want to make the best HD video without a professional price tag, the HV30 is the camcorder of choice. Read the full review.
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12x Opt, 150x Dig, 3.2" LCD
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