Canon DC230 1MP DVD Camcorder with 35x Optical Zoom
Details
- 2.7-inch widescreen LCD invigilator; widescreen HR recording
- 1-megapixel CCD embodiment sensor
- Open Canon Optics; 35x optical/1000x digital zoom
Description
CL) V4) CANON DC230 DVD CAMCORDERCustomer Reviews
I wasn't too markThough Canon is a spectacular brand, I wasn't too impress with this particular camcorder. I thought it was a bit grainy...I have in mind the picture quality could have been a little better. I actually return this commodity.
Value purchase
I purchased the DC230 as a Christmas honorarium for my wife. It took a couple of times using it to understand the itnitializing and finalizing processes. But now I have regard for myself an amatuer expert and enjoy the quality pictures and movies from this camcorder. Would urge to anyone.
Canon DC230 is fully expert of more than what most people would need
Immense Price and nice product. I compared the models on a different web spot but made my purchase on Amazon because the price was the best. The DVD's that Amazon recommended I buy with the camera were the out of order ones. Beware of this problem. The record standby mode is indefinite and I have several full DVD of nothing but the kitchen counter, when I thought the camera was off and missed the shots I wanted. Zoom was not the 30 to one I expected. Was at the end of the day no closer than my 12 to one camera. Quit using it after a month and switched to using my 8 megapixel Sony camera for video. Much nicer!
Canon DC230
Is a sizeable product, simple to work with and frendliy.
Jose G Sanchez
Seemly camera, weak computer integration
If you need a simple way to take decent video and burn it onto a DVD with basically no editing, this is a clever choice. If you want to take that video and put it on your computer, this thing is terrible. It doesn't run across with any video software, even though the manual has instructions for Roxio MyDVD for Canon. This software comes with a assorted model, and you can't buy the "for Canon" version separately. The regular MyDVD from Roxio payment $70, and is terrible.
Overall, my old Sony miniDV tape camcorder worked beat with my computer. I think the main benefit here will be to capture raw video of the kids on a smidgin DVD, then just mail the DVD to the in-laws.





