| Canon DC210 DVD Camcorder with 35x Optical Zoom | 
 enlarge | Brand: Canon
Category: Photography
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Avg. Customer Rating:   (18 reviews)
Sales Rank: 1441
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Optical Zoom: 35
Display Size: 2.7
Battery: 1 Lithium BP-208
Maximum Focal Length: 91
Minimum Focal Length: 2.6
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 5 x 2.1 x 3.5
MPN: DC210
Model: DC210
UPC: 013803079517
EAN: 0013803079517
ASIN: B000M5022O
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Genuine Canon Optics with 35x optical zoom/1000x digital zoom lens | | • | DIGIC DV II image processor; image stabilizer | | • | 2.7-inch widescreen LCD monitor; widescreen HR recording | | • | Smooth zoom control; level shot control | | • | DVD-R/-RW Dual Layer recording format |
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Product Description
This product has been Factory Refurbished to perform as new. Canon has provided a 60-Day manufacturer limited warranty with this DC210
In the affordable and easy-to-operate DC210, you get all the performance of DVD technology, along with the brilliance and power of a Genuine Canon 35x Optical Zoom. You also get an impressive array of features found on more expensive models. You'll enjoy capturing the precious moments of your life with the DC210 and sharing them with everyone. The DC210 digital camcorder lets you record directly to DVDs, and lets you shoot and share video through a variety of options. Only 3" (8cm) in diameter, the DC210's DVD-R/-RW discs are compatible with most DVD players and can store up to 30 minutes of video in standard mode and 60 minutes of video in long play mode. They also record to DVD-R DL (dual layer) discs that can store up to 108 minutes of video. The built-in, high-quality image stabilizer allows you to shoot professional-looking, rock-steady video -- whether you're recording sporting events, your child's birthday party, or a long focal length shot without a tripod. The DC210 records true High Resolution Widescreen in 480 SD video. Image Sensor - 1/6-inch CCD, approx. 680,000 pixels / Effective pixels (movie) - approx. 340,000 pixels (4 - 3) / approx. 450,000 pixels (16 - 9 IS* OFF) / approx. 360,000 pixels (16 - 9 IS* ON) / Effective pixels (still image) - approx. 450,000 pixels What's In the Box - DC210 Camcorder / Compact Power Adapter CA-570 /Battery Pack BP-208 / Stereo/Video Cable STV-25 Unit Dimensions - 2.1 x 3.5 x 5 inches (154 x90 x128mm) / Weight (not including lens and battery pack) -. 88 lbs 60-Day Limited Warranty
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| Customer Reviews: Read 13 more reviews...
 Most useless camcorder out there November 15, 2008
We bought this for basic use only. Within 9 months it wouldn't finalize our discs of our new baby. We sent it back at our expense. The company replaced it's organs and returned it. Six weeks later it won't work again and the company wants us to ship it back at our expense again to work on it some more. Again, our baby's precious moments are lost because it won't play on DVD without finalizing the discs. The company won't just replace the camcorder they will only fix it even though it keeps failing. Horrible camcorder, horrible company. Don't recommend a Canon or this particular DVD camcorder.
 I LOVE IT!! August 24, 2008
This my first ever camcorder/digital camera...it's an awesome piece of equipment, it was easy to figure out (well, okay I mistakenly was plugging in the charger into the av port but after examing the user guide's appendix illustrating what and where each button/joystick/etc. was...and also looking the camera over very thoroughly again; I did find the proper port for charging the camera)....that's been my only complaint....it's easy to figure out....if you'll just play with it....and read the other ratings/reviews on this page...because people have instructed on how to finalize the mini-disc.
I highly recommend this camcorder and HP 8cm 4x 1.4GB Data mini-disc to use for your videos/still pictures.
Canon DC210: Disappointing product July 7, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Purchased this camcorder for an extended trip to Eastern Europe. Shame on me for not researching better. Found out too late that the files are in a difficult to use .VRO format. Being a mid level computer user & a low level video user, I have not been able to get the files to a point where I can email or post them on our blog. I have neither the time nor the interest to learn the specifics of the various digital formats. Plug & play, not fiddling with files like an old DOS program.
Ordered the AVS software discussed, waiting for the registration key (another story). Hoping that will work, otherwise this camera will likely be left in Russia (in a dumpster). This is an important event for my family & I am furious that this camera is basically a mini DVD maker. My fault for sure, but it seems to be a fundamental task to produce a file that can be emailed or uploaded to a web site, it is 2008 correct?
So far, the videos played in MS media player are honestly disappointing, grainy & weak color saturation.
Caveat Emptor, buyer beware. Be sure this camera can do what you want it to.
 Big gadget for a small price June 27, 2008
I was surprised at just how compact the CANON DC210 was when I opened the box. It fits snugly in my palm (and I have pretty thick hands) and I was able to maneuver the controls very comfortably. I was worried about the positioning of the battery but that turned out to be a non-issue. I'd highly recommend this as a beginner to mid-level digital camcorder for anyone interested in digital videos.
Fair camcorder, got a great deal May 25, 2008
I bought this camcorder on sort of a whim w/ my "stimulus check", at Office Depot, on clearance (brand new in a box) with a one year money back extended service plan for $141.00. I've had a Panasonic minidv camcorder w/ better features (usb, software, etc.), but found the editing of videos with the tape was laborious. The idea of editing more quickly was what drew me to the minidvd comcorder, and, once I found some conversion software (AVS) for about $40, it works fine. Ok picture, lightweight, wish it had a light, though. Yeah, a quick guide and better docs would be nice, but I got what I paid for, and plan on keeping it. I bought an 8mm videocamera back in the late 1980's for $1100. It had a much poorer picture, and was an absolute nightmare to edit with. So, considering inflation in the last 20 years, I think this camera is great! (But not for everyone)
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