Canon DC100

Better image quality than we see on many low priced DVD camcorders, a few manual controls

No USB connection, no SD card slot, still images not that hot

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Fast focusing, long zoom lens; solid image stabilization; decent low-light video; aperture- and shutter-priority exposure modes.

Fair-to-middling video quality overall; awkward navigation controls; poor still photos.

A basic, inexpensive DVD camcorder, the Canon DC100 is a safe, if unremarkable, choice.

Good for point-and-shooters, - Good still feature set

Lackluster video performance vs. the Canon DC100 and Panasonic VDR-D100, - Enclosed battery compartment, - Inconvenient control location

Riprese 16:9 widescreen

Scarsa gestione per il controllo manuale, Bassa risoluzione sensore

no think is good if it is not working

ghis product should be name some thing else not canon dc 100 I cant belive it it stop working after one year use ,I thought it is going to be strong and stay for little while but now i will never buy canon again,I bought battery cost 100

The only benefit is its 16:9 aspect ratio viewing and recording! This should be on every $500 camera.

Over priced. Its just another cheap DVD recording single chip cam corder to take on holidays and then throw out.

Good zoom, small, compact design

Has been in for repairs 4 times in less than twelve months, neither Harvey Norman nor Canon will take responsibility for replacing or refunding it! First the laser had to be replaced, then it stopped finalising disks, and the disk door stopped opening.