Jackson Wong - January 07th, 2013
Canon showcases four VIXIA cameras including the HF G20 with exceptional video capability. Many features could be repeated with Canon's R42, one notable one is simultaneous record in MP4 and AVCHD. Canon has sub-$500 camcorders in the HF R40 ($400) and HF R400 ($300) and both do feature WiFi connectivity to both share video and stream it live.
Hi guys, I'm new here and to Canon Camcorders in general. I've been using the Canon Vixia HF200 for a short documentary and have been very happy overall. Now that I'm in the editing stage I'm starting to freak out as it seems as though my MTS files are cut off. i realize that the camera breaks the video files down to manageable 2mb chunks but my issue is when I try to splice these together in Final Cut(after converting them), there seems to be a tiny gap.
brunsdan - January 09th, 2012
Is there a way to upload (via USB or SD HC) Canon Vixia HF M [Series] HD files directly into Adobe Premiere Elements 8 without having to bother with the Pixela application?
(Why do great camera vendors provide terrible editing software in a manner which interfers with good video? Canon, Panasonic--the whole lot--would be much better off investing the money they waste on bad software--which cannot compete with Premiere--into what they do best: great camcorders.)
This might sound like a crazy idea, but I recently bought a Canon Vixia HF 20 and it has all the bells and whistles for changing the frame rate and is great in low light visability. My question is it possible to use this camera to film my project to use at a festival? I don't know what their strict guidelines may be or if they frown upon hand helds.
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