Canon Vixia HF M41 (black)
Manufacturer: Canon Part number: CNETM41
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- Bottom Line:
- A fine follow-up to last year's M3xx series, the Canon Vixia M4xx series should please most home-movie-oriented videographers despite its relatively high price. If you don't need the EVF, the M400 is your best buy, but if you'll be shooting a lot in sunlight, it's worth it to step up to the M41.
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CNET editors' review
Canon Vixia HF M41 (black) price range: $999.99
- Reviewed by: Lori Grunin
- Reviewed on: 05/02/2011
- Released on: 03/15/2011
The good: With a nice set of features for home-movie-type shooters and pleasing video quality, the Canon Vixia HF M400 series has lots to like.
The bad: A small, coarse LCD that's hard to view in direct sunlight and touch-screen-impaired menu system hamper an otherwise solid design.
The bottom line: A fine follow-up to last year's M3xx series, the Canon Vixia M4xx series should please most home-movie-oriented videographers despite its relatively high price. If you don't need the EVF, the M400 is your best buy, but if you'll be shooting a lot in sunlight, it's worth it to step up to the M41.
With the Vixia HF M4xx series of HD camcorders, Canon maintains its reputation for delivering a solid midrange consumer camcorder, once again at slightly higher prices than those of the competition. The series consists of three nearly identical models. The cheapest, the M400, has no built-in memory, the M40 adds 16GB, and the M41 adds another 16GB plus an electronic viewfinder. All use the same HD CMOS Pro sensor found in the HF G10, but paired with a smaller, less expensive lens. This review is based on the Vixia HF M41.
Overall, the camcorder's video looks relatively sharp--and like most looks even better played directly on a TV. There is some aliasing on edges, generally a result of the interlaced video format; one difference between the M4xx series and its step-up sibling is the lack of a native 1080 progressive encoding format instead of the AVCHD standard of encoding 24fps and 30fps video as 60i.
Exposure and color rendering look very good, with a broad tonal range--there's no excessive clipping in the highlights or shadows. Though the M4xx series uses the same sensor as the more expensive HF G10, the lenses are very different, and it shows in a variety of ways. In this case, the more pentagonal aperture renders less pleasing out-of-focus highlights. That probably won't matter to most potential users of this model, but will affect those seeking a more artistic look.
The camcorder's low-light video (about 17 lux) looks quite good; a little soft, but with a nice balance between sharpness and color saturation and accuracy in its noise reduction. Lower light--dim living-room quality--displays more softness and color noise, but I think most people would consider it acceptable.
For shooting stills, the low-resolution sensor may not suit some folks' need for large still photos. Like the G10, the stills look sharp and fall just short of looking too digital; they look fine onscreen and printed, but I wouldn't recommend printing them larger than 4.5x8 inches.
As for audio, the stereo microphone is quite sensitive with a bright sound, but the automatic wind filter doesn't work as well as I'd like. It has a decent set of audio tools, including the ability to mix internal and external levels, set directionality (mono, normal, wide, zoom), equalize (boost LF, low cut, boost MF), boost HF+LF), and attenuate.
| Canon Vixia HF R200/ R20/R21 | Canon Vixia HF M300/M30/ M31/M32 | Canon Vixia HF M400/M40/ M41 | Canon Vixia HF S200/ S20/S21 | Canon Vixia HF S30 | |
| Sensor (effective resolution) | 2.07-megapixel CMOS (Dynamic IS on: 1.47 megapixels Advanced Zoom on: 1.04 megapixels ) | 2.99-megapixel CMOS | 2.07-megapixel HD CMOS Pro | 6-megapixel CMOS | 6-megapixel CMOS |
| 1/4.85 inch | 1/4 inch | 1/3 inch | 1/2.6 inch | 1/2.6 inch | |
| Lens | 20x f1.8-3.6 41.2-824mm (Standard IS) | 15x f1.8-3.2 39.5-592.5mm | 10x f1.8-3.0 43.6-436mm | 10x f1.8-3.0 43.5-435mm | 10x f1.8-3.0 43.5-435mm |
| Closest focus | 0.4 inch | 0.4 inch | 0.4 inch | 0.4 inch | 0.4 inch |
| Min illumination (lux) | recommended: 100 standard: 5 low light: 0.4 | recommended: 100 standard: 5.5 low light: 0.4 | recommended: 100 standard: 1.5 low light: 0.1 | recommended: 100 standard: 4 low light: 0.3 | recommended: 100 standard: 4 low light: 0.3 |
EVF | None | None | None/None/ 0.24-inch 260,000 dots | None/None/ 0.23-inch 123,000 dots | 0.27-inch 123,000 dots |
| LCD | 3-inch 230,000 dots | 2.7-inch 211,000 dots | 3-inch 230,000 dots | 3.5-inch 922,000 dots | 3.5-inch 922,000 dots |
| Primary media | 0GB/8GB/ 32GB internal; 2 x SDXC | 0GB/8GB/ 32GB/64GB internal; 1 x SDHC (SDXC on M32) | 0GB/16GB/ 32GB internal; 2 x SDXC | 0GB/32GB/ 64GB internal; 2 x SDHC | 32GB internal; 2 x SDXC |
| HD recording | AVCHD: 1080/60i @ 24, 17 Mbps; 1440 x 1080/60i @ 12, 7, 5 Mbps (also encodes 30p and 24p as 60i) | AVCHD: 1080/60i @ 24, 17 Mbps; 1440 x 1080/60i @ 12, 7, 5 Mbps (also encodes 30p and 24p as 60i) | AVCHD: 1080/60i @ 24, 17 Mbps; 1440 x 1080/60i @ 12, 7, 5 Mbps (also encodes 30p and 24p as 60i) | AVCHD: 1080/60i/24p @ 24, 17 Mbps; 1440 x 1080/60i/24p 12, 7, 5 Mbps (also encodes 30p and 24p as 60i) | AVCHD: 1080/60i/24p @ 24, 17 Mbps; 1440 x 1080/60i/24p 12, 7, 5 Mbps (also encodes 30p and 24p as 60i) |
| Manual shutter speed (video) | None | 1/6 - 1/2000 sec | 1/6 - 1/2000 sec | 1/6 - 1/2000 sec | 1/6 - 1/2000 sec |
| Manual iris | None | f1.8-f8 | f1.8-f8 | f1.8-f8 | f1.8-f8 |
| Built-in ND filter | No | No | No | No | No |
| Accessory shoe | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Audio | 2 channels; mic, headphone jacks | 2 channels (5.1 via optional mic); mic, headphone jacks | 2 channels (5.1 via optional mic); mic, headphone jacks | 2 channels (5.1 via optional mic); mic, headphone jacks | 2 channels (5.1 via optional mic); mic, headphone jacks |
| Body dimensions (WHD, inches) | 2.4 x 2.4 x 4.8 | 2.7 x 2.4 x 4.8 | 2.9 x 2.8 x 5.2 | 3.0 x 2.9 x 5.5/ 3.0 x 2.9 x 5.8 (S21) | 3.0 x 2.9 x 5.8 |
| Operating weight (pounds) | 10.9 (est) | 13.1 | 14.3 | 18 | 17.6 (est) |
| Mfr. Price | $379.99/ $399.99/ $499.99 | $549.99/ $599.99/ $699.99/ $999.99 | $649.99/ $699.99/ $799.99 | $899.99/ $999.99/ $1,299.99 | $1,099.99 |
| Ship date | March 2011 | March 2010 | April 2011 | March 2010 | March 2011 |
It meters and exposes correctly and consistently most of the time, but like many camcorders tends to underexpose in situations where there's not necessarily backlighting, but a large subject surrounded by a lot of ambient light (think of a flag waving against a blue sky). The image stabilization is solid; the Dynamic setting works well up to about 75 percent of the way through the focal range, and Powered IS is rock-steady at maximum telephoto. It focuses quickly, though you can somewhat adjust how gradually that happens (Instant and Normal). The autofocus works well, but not significantly better than we've seen in previous models, and like all camcorders can inappropriately lock on the background instead of the subject. Zooming feels smooth, and it's easy to keep it at a consistent rate.
I'm not crazy about the LCD; though it's slightly larger and higher resolution than that of the preceding M3xx series, it still feels too small and coarse and frustrating for navigating the menus; however, because of the relatively large virtual buttons, it's not bad for accessing the frequently used shooting settings. I had a tough time viewing it in direct sunlight though, so if you shoot outdoors a lot you should seriously consider the M41 for its EVF. While small, it's serviceable and comes in very handy when you can't see the LCD.
| Canon Vixia HF M400/M40/M41 | Panasonic HDC-SD90/ TM90 | Samsung HMX-H205 | Sony Handycam HDR-PJ10 | Sony Handycam HDR-CX360V | |
| Sensor (effective resolution) | 2.07-megapixel HD CMOS Pro | 2.6-megapixel CMOS | n/a CMOS (3.3 megapixels gross) | 1.49-megapixel Exmor R CMOS | 2.65-megapixel Exmor R CMOS |
| 1/3 inch | 1/4.1 inch | 1/4.1 inch | 1/4 inch | 1/4 inch | |
| Lens | 10x f1.8-3.0 43.6-436mm | 21x f1.8-3.5 28 - 729mm | 20x f1.8-3.7 n/a | 30x f1.8-3.4 29.8-894mm | 12x f1.8-3.4 29.8-357.6mm |
| Closest focus (inches) | 0.4 | 0.4 | 0.4 | 0.4 inch | 0.4 inch |
| Min illumination (lux) | recommended: 100 standard: 1.5 low light: 0.1 | standard: 1400 low light: 4 Color Night record: 1 | recommended: n/a standard: 3 low light: n/a | recommended: n/a standard: 11 low light: 3 | recommended: n/a standard: 11 low light: 3 |
EVF | None/None/ 0.24-inch 260,000 dots | None | None | None | None |
| LCD | 3-inch 230,000 dots | 3-inch 230,400-dot | 2.7-inch 230,000 pixels | 3-inch 230,000 dots | 3-inch 230,000 dots |
| Primary media | 0GB/16GB/ 32GB internal; 2 x SDXC | 0GB/16GB flash; 1 x SDXC | 32GB flash; 1 x SDHC | 16GB internal; 1 x SDXC | 32GB internal; 1 x SDXC |
| HD recording | AVCHD: 1080/60i @ 24, 17 Mbps; 1440x1080/60i @ 12, 7, 5 Mbps (also encodes 30p and 24p as 60i) | AVCHD: nonstandard 1080/60p 28Mbps; 1080/60i @ 17, 13, 9, 5 Mbps | H.264 MPEG-4 1080/60i; 720/60p (bit rates n/a) | AVCHD: nonstandard 1080/60p @ 28Mbps; 1080/60i @ 24, 17 Mbps; 1440x1080/60i @ 9, 5 Mbps | AVCHD: nonstandard 1080/60p @ 28Mbps; 1080/60i @ 24, 17 Mbps; 1440x1080/60i @ 9, 5 Mbps |
| Manual shutter speed (video) | 1/6 - 1/2000 sec | 1/30 - 1/8000 sec | 1/60 - 1/10000 | No | No |
| Manual iris | f1.8-f8 | f2-f16 | f1.8-f16 | No | No |
| Built-in ND filter | No | No | No | No | No |
| Accessory shoe | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Audio | 2 channels (5.1 via optional mic); mic, headphone jacks | 2 channels; mic jack | 2 channels | 5.1 channels; mic, headphone jacks | 5.1 channels; mic, headphone jacks |
| Body dimensions (WHD, inches) | 2.9 x 2.8 x 5.2 | 2.0 x 2.5 x 4.7 | 2.3 x 2.3 x 4.4 | 2.4 x 2.6 x 5.1 | 2.3 x 2.6 x 5.1 |
| Operating weight (pounds) | 14.3 | 10.1 (est) | 12 (est) | 12.9 (est) | 13.1 (est) |
| Mfr. Price | $649.99/ $699.99/$799.99 | $549.99/ $599.99 | $549.99 | $699.99 | $799.99 |
| Ship date | April 2011 | March 2011 | April 2010 | April 2011 | March 2011 |
It's not a very compact camcorder, but it has a nice heft and feels comfortable to grip and shoot single-handed. A mic input sits on the right side of the lens, and a flip-up cover beneath the strap hides the dual SDXC slots.
Like the higher-end HF G10 and HF S30, the HF M4xx series has three operating modes: auto, manual, and Cinema. However, the Cinema mode in this camcorder doesn't support a 24p-encoded format, just 24p capture that's encoded as 60i. The mode is just a quick way to invoke 24F plus a selection of filters.
A membrane button in the LCD recess invokes Canon's Story Creator, a guided shooting mode intended to help you capture a variety of content on a given topic. Basically, you choose a theme, such as Party or Travel, and the camcorder provides a list of scene options, like "Planning for the trip" and "Taking off!" They're organized in-camcorder, and you can rate individual scenes for playback filtering. There's also a generic, themeless story if you just want to use it for organizing a shoot. The files reside in the normal AVCHD directory tree, however; the organization is strictly for camcorder-based playback.
Also in the recess you'll find membrane buttons for playback, Video Snap (to take 2-, 4-, or 8-second clips) and information, as well as uncovered mini HDMI, component, USB, and headphone connectors.
Conclusion
A fine follow-up to last year's M3xx series, the Canon Vixia M4xx series should please most home-movie-oriented videographers despite its relatively high price. If you don't need the EVF, the M400 is your best buy, but if you'll be shooting a lot in sunlight, it's worth it to step up to the M41.
User reviews
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Great Consumer HD Camcorder!
by Andrew_Killian on September 1, 2011
Pros: + Color is fantastic
+ Clips are recorded in .mov format which works great
+ Low light image quality is impressive
+ Same sensor as the XF105, a $4300 professional camcorderCons: - Lame OEM battery and the viewfinder touch screen doesn't respond to finger commands easily
Summary: Had my VIXIA HF M41 about a month and really love it. Bought the camera in preparation for our Alaska trip in a few months but use it to shoot ...
Summary: Had my VIXIA HF M41 about a month and really love it. Bought the camera in preparation for our Alaska trip in a few months but use it to shoot property videos which end up on Youtube. I've been shooting primarily in FXP mode to save space which gets you 720p on Youtube. You can get some beautiful videos in the top MXP mode but you'll eat up battery and storage space in a hurry.
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Color is fantastic and all I could ask for as a semi-professional without spending a lot more money. When played back directly on HD tv the picture is stunning.
Clips are recorded in .mov format which works great with the iMovie9 editor that came with the MacBook Pro I bought last year. I spent about two minutes looking at the software that came with it from Canon and then tossed it.
Waiting on a WD-H43 wide angle lens I just ordered. Will have to buy a larger capacity battery also. The one that comes with it is pretty lame. The good news is the battery cavity and easily handle the additional 1/2 inch of the BP-819 with protruding out the back. The BP-827 will get in the way of the optical view finder.
I bought this camera because I wanted an optical view finder and this one has it. It's not great and it's in a single fixed position but on bright sunny days I'll have that option.
Why not five stars? Lame OEM battery and the viewfinder touch screen doesn't respond to finger commands easily. However, once I got the settings dialed in I set the focus on Auto and you shouldn't have to mess with the touch screen that much.
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Updated on Oct 15, 2011
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Good Luck!3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Entry-Level At Best.
by IFLYMAUI on December 5, 2011
Pros: Price keeps tumbling. Was $700.00 and can now be found for just under $400.00.
Features a EVF. Low energy consumption. Easy to hold and transport. Packaged with a HDMI cord.Cons: Image stablization is the worst ever; even when set to maximum. Picture quality is good but not excellent. Menu is a challenge.
Summary: Great at $400. Otherwise, look at a Sony or Panasonic.
Canon excels at still photography; better than most but has always been weak in video when compared to Sony.
I ...Summary: Great at $400. Otherwise, look at a Sony or Panasonic.
Canon excels at still photography; better than most but has always been weak in video when compared to Sony.
I expect Costco to carry one of the 400XXX series within weeks to clear it out for the coming 2012 models brought out at the CES 2012 show.1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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This camera delivers remarkably high quality videos.
by yeux_grands_ouverts on April 3, 2012
Pros: 32gb Built-in Memory, Viewfinder, 1080p, Canon HD Lens, Touchscreen, Digital Zoom Stabilizer, Microphone.
Cons: Battery Life
Summary: I cannot say enough about this camera, it definitely exceeded expectations considering all of the videos I saw said it was only consumer-level quality, but it has definitely shot just ...
Summary: I cannot say enough about this camera, it definitely exceeded expectations considering all of the videos I saw said it was only consumer-level quality, but it has definitely shot just as well as some of my higher quality cameras that cost nearly 2500$. I use it for skate videos, since its easy to hold in your hand and produces amazing video. I also love that it has a manual focus option, for amazing looking close-up shots and the ability to change your subject simply. The touchscreen was hard to get used to, but in the end is very easy to use, and I don't have to use the little tip they send you with as my fingers work fine. The battery life is only about 2 hours, which is enough to record 75%-ish of video at the highest quality, but it has a deep battery cavity and the small battery is easily upgradeable to one that will last you several hours. While I love the viewfinder, I was a little upset that you couldn't adjust it, however it works fine for me, and the touch screen is glare resistant. I am constantly astounded by the video that this tiny camera uses, and will be sure to love this camera for years to come. Go buy it!
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The underrated camera delivers everything for webvideo.
by peoplepow on February 3, 2012
Pros: Excellent performance in auto mode for just about all conditions.
Cons: Canon cleans up on overpriced proprietary batteries. WARNING: You can buy aftermarket a lot cheaper but this camera recognizes the difference and punishes you with a constantly flashing red light, if and when they work at all.
Summary: Image stabilization is great, and the touch screen is very good after you become acquainted. Even the CNET pro reviewer is wrong about that touch screen. Most importantly, this is ...
Summary: Image stabilization is great, and the touch screen is very good after you become acquainted. Even the CNET pro reviewer is wrong about that touch screen. Most importantly, this is THE camera for shooting for the web because it trades all those still-quality pixels for the best possible results in low and changing light conditions. If price is no object then lucky you, but don't be fooled by higher prices if you are all about using the net. YES you can capture a better image quality elsewhere without sacrificng anything, but that's no worry unless your aim is also stills and HDTV. If just don't forgo Canon's HD CMOS Pro sensor, available also on G10 and XA10, or you will lose the flexibility that this model is all about.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Canon
- Part number: CNETM41
- Description: The Canon VIXIA HF M41 flash memory camcorder features dual SDXC-compatible memory card slots in an ultra-sleek, compact and lightweight body - convenience and capability wrapped in one package. Canon's leading imaging technologies, including a genuine Canon 10x HD video lens and HD CMOS Pro image sensor, deliver high video resolution, outstanding low-light performance, and a wide dynamic range. Sophisticated features such as smart auto "read" the visual components of the scene you're shooting and choose the best settings. Touch and track allows you to achieve sharp focus and precise exposure for any subject, simply by touching the 3.0" touch panel LCD. Features such as cinema-look filters, story creator, and touch decoration provide an easy and fun way to shoot great video and add creative flair. And a high-quality internal microphone allows your audio to match the breathtaking realism of your video.
General
- Product Type Camcorder - 1080p
- Camcorder Sensor Resolution 2.37 megapixels
- Effective Video Resolution 2.07 megapixels
- Digital Zoom 200 x
- Effective Photo Resolution 2.07 megapixels
- Total Pixels 2.37 megapixels
- Camcorder Media Type Flash card
- Optical Sensor Size 1/3"
- Optical Sensor Type CMOS
- Min Illumination 0.1 lux
- Analog video format NTSC
- Digital Video Format AVCHD
- Image Stabilizer Optical (Dynamic SuperRange)
- Digital Scene Transition Wipe fader,
Black fader - Image Processor DIGIC DV III
- Min Shutter Speed 1/2 sec
- Max Shutter Speed 1/2000 sec
- Shooting modes Digital photo mode
- Shooting Programs Snow,
Beach,
Underwater,
Sports mode,
Sunset,
Spotlight,
Night mode,
Surface,
Low light,
Fireworks,
Portrait mode - White Balance Automatic,
Presets,
Custom - White Balance Presets Daylight,
Tungsten light,
Shade,
Cloudy,
Fluorescent light (warm white),
Fluorescent light (cool white) - Exposure Modes Program,
Automatic,
Shutter-priority,
Manual,
Aperture-priority - Image Recording Format JPEG
- Widescreen Video Capture Yes
- AV Interfaces HDMI,
Composite video/audio Lens System
- Type 10 x x Zoom lens - 6.1 mm - 61 mm - F/1.8-3.0
- Lens aperture F/1.8-3.0
- Features Built-in lens shield
- Optical zoom 10 x
- Lens system type Zoom lens
- Min focal length 6.1 mm
- Max focal length 61 mm
- Auto Focus TTL contrast detection
- Filter Size 43 mm
- Focal Length Equivalent to 35mm Camera 43.6 - 436 mm
- Focus Adjustment Manual,
Automatic - Min Focus Range 0.4 in
- Zoom Adjustment Motorized drive
Additional Features
- Self Timer Delay 2 sec,
10 sec - Low Lux / Night Mode Yes
- Additional Features 24p Cinema Mode,
Brightness control,
Pre-Rec function,
Progressive scanning,
Auto gain control,
Saturation control,
Video Snapshot mode,
Relay Recording,
x.v.Color technology,
Auto Backlight Compensation,
Story Creator,
Touch Decoration,
5.1 channel surround sound ready,
Touch & Track technology,
HD-to-SD downconversion,
Accessories hot shoe ,
Face detection,
RGB primary color filter,
Built-in speaker,
Dolby Digital AC-3 (2 channel) recording,
Touch-screen control,
PictBridge support,
Takes photos while movie recording,
Sharpness control,
Contrast control,
USB 2.0 compatibility - Remote control Remote control - Infrared
- Software Pixela Video Browser,
Pixela Transfer Utility,
Drivers & Utilities - Included Accessories HDMI cable,
USB cable,
Power adapter,
Pen stylus,
IR remote control,
Audio / video cable Display
- Type 3 in LCD display
Connections
- Connector Type 1 x Component video output,
1 x Composite video/audio output,
1 x HDMI output,
1 x Hi-Speed USB,
1 x Microphone,
1 x Headphones - Memory Card Slot SD card
Microphone
- Microphone Features Zoom,
Sensitivity control Viewfinder
- Viewfinder Type LCD
- Viewfinder Diagonal Size 0.24 in
- Viewfinder Resolution 260,000 pixels
Memory / Storage
- Media type Flash card
- Supported Memory Cards SD Memory Card
- Internal Storage 32 GB Flash
- Included Memory Card 32 GB
- Image Storage JPEG 1920 x 1080
- Video Capture AVCHD - 1920 x 1080 - 24Mbps - Require SDHC Class 4 or higher,
AVCHD - 1920 x 1080 - 17Mbps - Require SDHC Class 4 or higher,
1440 x 1080 - 12Mbps,
1440 x 1080 - 7Mbps,
1440 x 1080 - 5Mbps - Video Recording Modes LP,
SP,
XP+,
FXP,
MXP
System Requirements for PC Connection
- Peripheral Devices USB port,
CD-ROM drive Battery
- Supported Battery Canon BP-808
- Supported Battery 1 x Li-ion rechargeable battery - 890 mAh ( Included )
Audio Input
- Audio input type Microphone
- Microphone type Built-in
- Microphone Operation Mode Stereo
Viewfinder / Display
- Display Features Folding
- Resolution 230,000 pixels
- Viewfinder Color Support Color
Environmental Parameters
- Min Operating Temperature 23 °F
- Max Operating Temperature 113 °F
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support 1 year warranty
- Service & Support Details Limited warranty - Parts and labor - 1 year
Physical Characteristics
- Width 2.9 in
- Depth 5.4 in
- Height 2.8 in
- Weight 12.7 oz
Product series
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Manufacturer: Canon
Specs: CMOS,
12.3 oz,
5.2 in,
2.8 in,
- F/1.8 - 3.0,
10 x x Zoom lens - 6.1 mm - 61 mm,
Canon VIXIA HF M40 - Camcorder - Consumer - Flash card,
2.9 in -
Manufacturer: Canon
Specs: CMOS,
12.7 oz,
5.4 in,
2.8 in,
10 x x Zoom lens - 6.1 mm - 61 mm - F/1.8-3.0,
Canon VIXIA HF M41 - Camcorder - Consumer - Flash card,
2.9 in -
Manufacturer: Canon
Specs: CMOS,
12.3 oz,
5.2 in,
2.8 in,
10 x x Zoom lens - 6.1 mm - 61 mm - F/1.8-3.0,
Canon VIXIA HF M400 - Camcorder - Consumer - Flash card,
2.9 in
Accessories
- Sony LCE X3TH - case for camcorder (34881135)344.95
- INTELLISHRED SB-99CI-17SHT SHREDDER (32955601)183.49 - 419.92
- JVC KA-551U tripod adapter (32090695)299.95
- Panasonic P2HD-CASE - carrying bag for camcorder (33921985)363.95
- Sony SPK CXA - marine case for camcorder (33958662)299.00
- CANON XL1S VIDEO CAMCORDER CASE (7032423)399.99
- Canon WP V2 - marine case for camcorder (33984051)169.95 - 499.00
- KATA PRO Video Collection CCC-10-A - carrying bag for camcorder (34400943)325.00
- KATA PRO Video Collection CCC-1A - case for camcorder (34931653)299.00
- Porta-Brace Polar Bear Insulated Case POL-3 - case for camcorder (31030134)381.05 - 439.00
Manufacturer info
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- Email: mediacontact@cusa.canon.com
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