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Canon HFS11

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DigitalVersus

11/2009

Product Survey: Camcorders

The Canon HF S11 has double the storage capacity – 64 GB – of Canon’s preceding version, the HF S10. The new camcorder also has improved optical stabilisation whose performance truly impressed us. When I opened the box, I admit I couldn’t see any difference from the HF S10. The HF S11 is a carbon copy of its older brother. The shape, the colour, and even the buttons are all absolutely identical. But there’s nothing wrong with that, as the HF S10 was a fairly handsome camera. The HF S11 has the same mode selection dial at the rear. It lets you choose between movie or photo mode, or else Dual Shot mode (in which you have the possibility of shooting both photos and video). The menu (not always intuitive) is still just as exhaustive, complete with joystick-button for navigating through the different headings, and the Custom dial – which gives you manual adjustment over focus, exposure, AGC limit, or microphone level – is in exactly the same location under the lens. We do have to say it’s a shame that a lens manufacturer like Canon hasn’t included a manual-focus ring. About the only camcorder that still has one is the Panasonic HDC-HS300.

CNet

10/2009

Canon Vixia HF S11

Many companies turn out SD-based camcorders in compact designs, simply because the flash-based technologies allow for much smaller models than those based on tape, hard disks, and mini DVDs. While Canon continues to offer compact AVCHD models, the Vixia HF20 and HF200, the company's branching out with slightly more "pro" prosumer offerings in the Vixia HF S11, Vixia HF S10 and Vixia HF S100. These three models, which record 1,920x1,080-pixel 60i resolution video, feature a larger, faster f1.8 10X HD lens and a relatively large, high-resolution 1/1.26-inch 8-megapixel CMOS sensor, along with higher-end capabilities, such as SMPTE color bars, the capability to manually boost gain up to 18dB, fixed 70 and 100 IRE zebra stripes and a user-assignable button/control dial combo. They differ by internal memory--the HF S100 has none, while the HF S10 has 32GB and the HF S11 has 64GB--and the HF S11 adds Dynamic SuperRange OIS, designed to compensate better while walking and at wide angles, and Advanced Snapshot mode, which means you can pull four-second clips from videos in playback mode, as well as in capture mode.