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Canon FS100 Flash Memory 37x Zoom Camcorder

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Canon FS100 Flash Memory 37x Zoom Camcorder $262 at CompUSA
 
Discuss (15) : History : Tell : Posted 1:49 PM PST 12/18/08 by Ben
Canon FS100 Flash Memory 37x Zoom CamcorderCompUSA.com has the Canon FS100 Flash Memory 37x Zoom Digital Camcorder for $280 - $20 using PayPal + $2 shipping = $262 shipped. Price includes an 8GB SDHC Memory Card.

  • DIGIC DVII image processing for crystal clear video and still image quality
  • 2.7" LCD screen provides optimum viewing clarity with enhanced resolution
  • Records to MultiMediaCard, SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card
  • Free shipping on $100 [Exp 12/15]
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    #1   gumtape - Posted 2:35 pm PST 12/18/08 (113 Posts)
    Don't get this. The powershot s5 does a better job with standard definition video. And it takes pretty good stills as well.
    #2   sp0wzer - Posted 2:38 pm PST 12/18/08 (194 Posts)
    this is so wrong:
    paypal is a paypal auto rebate which hits your paypal account after 6-8 wks - if you're like me that means your wife will spend it before you know its there
    blue model shown in the pick is $10 more
    tax may be included which means I can get it elsewhere for 285 w/o rebate
    #3   hurl3.0 - Posted 3:08 pm PST 12/18/08 (1768 Posts)
    why would anyone want video not in HD?
    #4   adol7 - Posted 3:12 pm PST 12/18/08 (192 Posts)
    Because it's cheaper.

    The quality is ok in sunlight, awfully grainy with any indoor lighting.
    #5   TyBauz - Posted 3:44 pm PST 12/18/08 (235 Posts)
    I'd rather pay more for one that does HD.
    #6   supercu - Posted 4:23 pm PST 12/18/08 (118 Posts)
    #2, good looking out...dont let the wife spend your money LOL
    #7   gumtape - Posted 5:34 pm PST 12/18/08 (113 Posts)
    #3. If you don't have an HD TV, which I don't, then there's no point in having an HD recorder.
    #8   DixieBelle - Posted 6:53 pm PST 12/18/08 (21 Posts)
    Has anyone captured a single frame from one of these? Is the resolution adequate for 4x6 inch print?
    #9   bluewind55 - Posted 8:16 pm PST 12/18/08 (128 Posts)
    still looking..
    #10   Agent - Posted 8:40 pm PST 12/18/08 (316 Posts)
    This is a relatively good price if you're not looking for HD.
    #11   homelessz - Posted 9:03 pm PST 12/18/08 (79 Posts)
    I just bought this 3 days ago at bestbuy ($300). The picture quality is so aweful with indoor shooting. Haven't has time to try it outdoor yet.
    #12   benvwong - Posted 11:28 pm PST 12/18/08 (95 Posts)
    Cannon tends to be pretty bad with low lights. A quick glance at the specs does not show built-in light. On the pro side, they do very well outdoors.
    #13   mkrate - Posted 12:35 am PST 12/19/08 (89 Posts)
    #7, you'll get a HDTV sooner or later, so... unless you don't plan to keep neither the footage nor the camera longer than 5yrs, HD plays a role...
    #14   beau - Posted 3:18 am PST 12/19/08 (94 Posts)
    nice deal
    #15   ikiru71 - Posted 7:03 am PST 12/19/08 (59 Posts)
    I've never had much luck with photos from a video camera, they may be a high megapixel but they always seem to lack the color and depth of a photo from a dedicated camera.
     
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