This Canon HF200 review is aimed at helping you to decide if this camera is the one for you.
There has been a lot of hype surrounding this camera and I was really excited about test driving it for myself.
There has been its fair share of critics out there, and I wanted to see if their points were valid.
To begin the Canon HF200 review I have to say it has produced some exceptional quality images that all had true to life colours.
I even compared the colour range to absolute colours I have at home, like my roses.
The camera was able to reproduce these vibrant hues on screen with little problem.
Skin tones were equally as good and there were no real challenges when it came to reproducing these shades on screen.
My Canon HF200 review also includes the ease that it is to hold whilst capturing shots.
It is a very lightweight and comfortable camera and the buttons and controls are all in very comfortable places where I can change settings easily.
But, no review would be worth its weight without tackling the negatives as well.
My Canon HF200 review dealt with some of the issues that critics had slammed it for.
I admit that the battery of he Canon HF200 died after only using it for 20 minutes.
I plugged it in and charged it overnight, because I thought maybe I hadn't charged it enough that day.
well, the next day the battery lasted a full 55 minutes.
generally speaking that would be ample time for recording.
However, if your needs were to record a full length feature film then you would want a more expensive camera anyway.
Unfortunately the battery just doesn't seem to hold its charge even if the camera is turned off.
This means you need to have it constantly charged and plugged in especially for those spontaneous filming opportunities.
What I can safely tell you in my Canon HF200 review is that picture quality and ease of use are the strong points with this camera.
These two factors alone will make your purchase worth while.