Canon VIXIA HF R800 Camcorder (Black)
July 4, 2019 - Comment
The VIXIA HF R800 it’s a lightweight camcorder with an extensive optical zoom and easy-to-use interface. Video Recording system – MPEG-4 Product Features 57x (32.5-1853Mm) advanced zoom/ 32x Optical / 1140x Digital and Super range OIS. Canon 3.28 Megapixel full HD CMOS image sensor. Digic DV 4 image processor. Minimum Focusing Distance-All other modes: 10mm
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If you need an affordable version of the Vixia G20/G40, then this is a very decent alternative on a budget. Before I sing praises of the Canon Vixia HF R800, lemme give some perspective on this review: I work as a professional videographer, typically for local bands and music events, fundraiser charities, musician EPKs, etc. I have been using a Canon Vixia G30 for almost 4 years now, and it’s literally the best prosumer camera anyone can buy. While it only goes up to 1080/60p, the image quality is superior to anything else I’ve seen thanks to the CMO sensor (which does VERY well in the low-light bar settings I often encounter). And it has the superior optics that typifies Canon products. The setup options allow videographers the ability to get a near-perfect set up for each gig I video, and even the internal microphone sound quality is top-notch, considering it’s only a video camera. The only drawback with the Vixia line (so far) is that they don’t offer 4K quality video…but frankly, the 4K videos I get filming in low-light settings with other cameras end up looking NO BETTER than…
The Pros, Cons and Oks for Canon’s R800 (HR) Pros:__________- Very pleased with its 180 degrees layout and its 90 degrees face down. For those who want to be a part of their film, youâre going to appreciate it.- Its optical image stabilization is fantastic as the videos I took were not shaky or disorderly. I tested this out by walking while filming and driving with it on. Youâre going to get some movement but compare to an iPhone this beats it out of the park.- Taking pictures with it give you an HD 1920×1080 resolution.- On my walking and driving test, I was getting 60 fps. Keep in mind that I was walking in a busy mall as the cam needed to adapt to numerous lighting issues (Was quite pleased with the fps over this).- You have the option for an HDMI output if you want to plug it into your TV.- Little to none noise distortion while filming. Of course, this will depend on your location, but for filming indoors (with outside traffic) youâre not going to hear a thing.- The video…