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The HF G10's lens has a 35mm equivalent focal length of 30.4-304mm, compared to the SD900's 35-420mm, so has a significantly wider field of view. When we reviewed the G9 last year, we praised it for the styling, handling and build and for its excellent output at low ISO settings. There was little noise, though - something which was even more evident in low-light shots, where the HF G10's clear footage made even the SD900's video look noisy. Daylight footage had fairly accurate colours, but was generally soft - it had none of the sharpness of the SD900's video, and didnвЂ™t jump out of our PC's screen in the same way. I want wide, and the G10 and SD880 go much wider than the G9, so the G9's out of my picture. As there are fewer pixels, the camcorder catches less detail overall. (about actual size) When evaluating the SD880, I compared it most closely to the much bigger and more expensive Canon G10, which is the other Canon point-and-shoot with a 28mm equivalent lens. The less densely packed sensor has two effects on video quality. The sensor also has just 2.37 megapixels, compared to the 3.05 on each of the Panasonic's three sensors. In a bind about what to pick up for your family for Christmas Pick up the Canon Powershot G10 and look no further. It takes a different approach to capturing digital video to Panasonic's high-end HDC-SD900 - instead of separate 1/4.1in sensors for red, green and blue light, the HF G10 has a single, larger 1/3in sensor. In this post Christina from Christina Nichole Photogrpahy reviews the Canon Powershot G10.

The HF G10 is Canon's top-of-the-range camcorder, and the most expensive we've seen of this year's crop. , 1994a)and the issue still remains 22060 - Gamo Joint de Canon Shadow 1000.

Canon g10 review