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Canon MV650i
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Features of the Canon MV650i include:
- MiniDV
- 22x Optical Zoom / 440x Digital Zoom
- 1/6" CCD 800K
- 2.5" Colour LCD screen / colour viewfinder
- Multimedia Card / SD Memory Card Slot
- 8MB SD Memory Card
- XGA Still Images (1024 x 768)
- Progressive Photo Button
- Motion JPEG video clip
- Direct Print with Bubble Jet
- Illuminated Function Key (6 Colours)
- Electronic Image Stabiliser
- Super Night Mode
- 7 Programmed Auto Exposure Mode
- Audio Dubbing
- DV out / DV In (IEEE1394 compatible)
- Analogue In
- Analogue – Digital Converter
- Manual Focus
- Digital Effects (Rec & Play)
- Photo Mode
- Advanced Accessory Shoe
- Built In Charger
- Compact Lithium-Ion Battery
- USB PC Connection Kit
- DV Messenger
- Free Wide Attachment Lens 0.6x
- Pinnacle Studio 8 SE (Limited Offer)
Canon MV650i Consumer Reviews
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Reviewed by Anne Black on 19-08-2004
This is my first digital video recorder. I have found it simple to use and the controls are both accessible and user-friendly. There are many special effects available to use and you can buy add-ons (light, mic etc) to enhance the photographic experience which are "easy-install" via the hot-shoe mounting. The video recording is of excellent quality. The only gripe I have is the dodgy quality of the still photo facility. This is not a megapix camera and it shows.
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Reviewed by Sean on 17-08-2004
This is an excellent camera and the only reason that I have awarded it 3 stars and not more is by comparison with the MV600i. The MV650i is a heck of a lot more expensive than its cheaper sibling, and really the differences in features don't justify the added cost. The only real differences are that you can take still images and you have a better zoom. The still images are not that great, being less than 1 megapixel, so the difference in cost cannot be justified in my mind. Having got that off my chest, I can say that the camcorder is am excellent one, with good quality detailed images, plenty of digital effects options and good software to go with it. The direct print feature is quite neat, but as already mentioned the still images aren't as high a quality as my Canon digital camera, which cost a lot less by the way.
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