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Canon VIXIA HF G20 HD Camcorder with HD CMOS Pro and 32GB Internal Flash Memory

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Features

  • 10x HD Video lens (5mm equivalent: 30.4mm 304mm) with 8-Blade Iris, 3.5 inch touch LCD
  • Canon HD CMOS Pro Image Sensor (1/3-inch, 1920 x 1080 image sensor) with 20% improved low-light performance
  • Up to 12 hours of HD recording to 32GB internal memory (2 additional card slots available)
  • Dynamic SuperRange Optical Image Stabilization and Intelligent IS automatically
  • Cinama-Look Filter with 9 built-in filters

Description

True video enthusiasts and advanced amateurs will find their inspirational match in the new VIXIA HF G20. Designed to rival pro-level camcorders in image quality, it's equipped with a Genuine Canon 10x HD Video Lens with 8-bladed iris for stunning quality video and soft, beautiful background blur. The camcorder's Canon HD CMOS Pro Image Sensor provides extraordinary flexibility with extended dynamic range, enhanced gradation, and significantly more light capture for 20% improved low-light performance.

Brand: Canon


Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS


Video Capture Resolution: 1080p


Maximum Focal Length: 42.5 Millimeters


Maximum Aperture: 2.8 f


Flash Memory Type: SD


Video Capture Format: AVCHD


Supported Audio Format: Dolby Digital


Screen Size: 3.5 Inches


Connectivity Technology: JPEG


Sensor Type: CMOS


Connectivity Technology: JPEG


Color: Black


Features: Anti-Shake, Low Light, Night Vision, Time Lapse


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Has Image Stabilization: Yes


Image stabilization: Optical


Form Factor: Handheld


Item Weight: 21.9 Ounces


Battery Average Life: 12 Hours


Wireless Compability: 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency


Style Name: Vixia


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.3"D x 3.6"W x 3.2"H


Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)


Maximum Focal Length: 42.5 Millimeters


Maximum Aperture: 2.8 f


Minimum Focal Length: 4.25 Millimeters


Lens Type: Zoom


Minimum Aperture: 1.8 f


Focus Type: Auto Focus


Screen Size: 3.5 Inches


Display Resolution Maximum: FHD


Flash Memory Type: SD


Flash Memory Installed Size: 32


Flash Memory Speed Class: C10


Flash Memory Video Speed Class: V10


Flash Memory Bus Interface Type: SPI


Compatible Devices: Laptop, Personal computer


Brand: Canon


Model Number: 8063B002


Camcorder Type: Action Camera


Model Name: hf


Built-In Media: Flash Memory Card


Antenna Location: Camcorder


Are Batteries Included: Yes


Manufacturer: Canon Cameras US


UPC: 013803206432


Global Trade Identification Number: 32


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Video Resolution: 1080p


Video Capture Format: AVCHD


Effective Still Resolution: 2.37 MP


Image Capture Speed: 60 fps


Shooting Modes: Slow Motion


Image Aspect Ratio: 169


Supported Image Format: JPEG


File Format: AVCHD


Exposure Control Type: Program (P), Aperture Priority (Av or A), Shutter Priority (Tv or S), Manual (M)


Effective Video Resolution: 1920 Pixels


Supported Audio Format: Dolby Digital


Optical Zoom: 10 x


Digital Zoom: 200.00


Zoom: optical


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great Semi Pro Camera. Worth the money.
Style: Vixia
I needed a great cam with a good lens in low light. I shoot indoors a lot and I hate carrying the large light set up every freakn where I go. Im glad I invested the money into this camera. Sometimes, even with the light setup, boom lights and umbrellas, Id still get noise in my video. With the canon g20, I don't even need the umbrella lights! I shot a scene outside at night time with only an attached hot shoe light and the video was incredibly high quality. I had no noise at all! Clean crisp video even in the dark! Just make sure you set it to manual and play with the settings a bit. The auto mode sucks big time because it adds way to much AG ( Gain ) and the video looks washed out. Auto mode is only good if your re shooting in good light, like outside or in well lit areas. Turn off the slow shutter as well. It will blur your video in low light. Other wise the camera is well built. I like the option of the SD or internal hard drive to save video. This camera only shoots in 24p and 60i. It has 2 more optional settings of 30p and pf24, which are basically the same as 24p and 60i. 24p can be a bit blurry if you have a lot of high motion and low light, so Id advise using the 60i and just converting the video to 30p in Vegas or whatever video software you use. For those who didn't know, 60i is basically 30p, doubled. You cant convert it to 60i, you must go down to 30p. But 24p cannot be up scaled, only down scaled. But if your re not doing a lot of high motion in well lit areas, 24p is really great and will give you a really great film Hollywood look. Video quality is very good if you know what you are doing. Auto mode is best for daylight or well lit areas. Don't use it in low light! Also, the hot shoe on this camera is mini. So your standard mics and lights wont fit unless you buy an adapter. I found out later when I tried to attach my old light from my old camera. I was debating the canon m50 over this camera, and glad I bought this. The m50 is good, but there is a reason its $500 and this one is $1000, trust me. I never used the g10, but if you don't have the g10, get the g20. I was also debating getting the g30, but $1700 was something I did not want to spend on a camera right now. The g30 basically just has 1080p at 60fps and a few more added features. If that's something you just gotta have, then go for the g30. I don't need that for what Im doing. 30p is just fine and the quality is just as good. Ive heard the g20 is just a g10 fixed. So if your re on a budget, Im sure you can find some refurbished g10s online a few hundred cheaper than the g20. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2013 by Mr. Meticulous
    • Great camera
Style: Vixia
The HF G20 is an upgrade to the smaller HF M31 that I have used for the last three years with wonderful results. I have yet to test it fully, but so far it has met my expectations, and since I expected it to do very well I am super pleased with the purchase. It's a little bigger and heavier than the M31 and it gives me more stability in non-tripod use. It's low-light performance is great and the lens hood adds both protection and a more professional appearance. It has 2 SD card slots instead of one and they are in a more easily accessible location. It also has an eye piece in addition to the large screen, which is handy when the light from the screen is a distraction. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2014 by jerry
    • Wonderful Camera
Style: Vixia
Seems like a great camera with a lot of options. I say "seems" because I've had it less than a day. I like the layout of the buttons and the ease of switching between Manual and Auto modes. I have a HF M500 and these functions are done through the touch screen where the G20 has switches for that and also for Auto-focus and Manual focus. I shot some test video around the house and the pictures (video) is very good. I like the fact that you can adjust so many things such as zoom speed and the such. Some have complained about the touch screen. I suspect they are used to the touch screens on their phones. When you're shooting video however, a very sensitive touch screen could be a hassle. You could inadvertently change settings while you are shooting, possibly costing you a great shot. I'll stick with the deliberate effort needed to change screens and scroll, over the possibility of losing a shot. The Pixela software is horrible. Caused a registry repair to be triggered and there is some kind of problem with other parts of it. I had to uninstall it because my computer was acting so crazy. This is not my first issue with their software, I had problems with their software for my Canon 7D also. I run Win 7 Pro with 4 gigs of memory and three 1 terabyte hds. Save yourself the hassle and don't install it at all. You don't need it and it's interface is odd. No clear paths to copy videos from the camera to your computer. I will post updates as I go as I am shooting some beach video on Friday and will report back. Update : Aug. 29, 2014: Too cloudy to traipse the beach for a shoot. But one thing I've run into while learning use the camera is the memory card issue. If you are in the Auto mode, you can only record to the internal flash drive. If you want to record to and SD card in either slot A or B, you must be in the Manual mode. Why? It would be very helpful to use the SD cards instead of the built in memory. There may be a technical reason for this, but I believe Canon could make the changes with an update to its software. The manual on this camera seems quite complete and I'm learning a lot as I go. I have no use for the cinema modes, but they seem to be well liked in other reviews. Yet Another Update: Aug. 30th: I've played with the camera quite a bit now. Shot some test video and am very pleased. The videos are sharp and the colors are great in the automatic mode. I like that you can switch between Auto and Manual so easily. Great (manual) for focusing in trickier situations. If you are following the Rule of Thirds and your subject is offset from center, you can focus on them and the background is just that, background. One small pet peeve involves the manual mode again. I like to have the grid bars on the screen so I tell at a glance if the picture is level. Not available in Auto. Seems as if it would be easy enough to do this. A level picture looks better and it would save you some time in post. All in all I am very pleased with the camera. It has a good price point for what it does and how well it does it. If your needs are greater than what this camera can give you, you are going to have to step up substantially in price to get more features. Keep in mind while it's nice to have many setting options, most people will settle into a shooting pattern that doesn't use every feature most of the time. This camera has two zebra settings for exposure and a lot of other odds and ends, that once set, will not be touched again by most people. So much can be done in post with good editing software, that many "mistakes" can be corrected for later. Always shoot with your mind's eye on taking the best possible video you can with the standard settings and then all the rest is almost a bonus. For many people this camera is going to fulfill their needs and still give them the flexibility to experiment. Highly recommended. April 20015: After about 6 months of various levels of use, my biggest complaint is that the fold out screen is virtually useless in bright sunlight. I've bought various shades and hoods but have resorted to using a black towel over my head when shooting in bright sunlight. Otherwise, I like the camera even more than I did. I've sold a few videos and am quite impressed with using it in various conditions. I use Auto and Manual modes, never the Cinematic modes. That's just my style of shooting. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2014 by Capt. Larry Spisak
    • Very basic, hard to use, bulky
Style: Vixia
The video quality is relatively low. Looking back now I wish I would've not get this and safe the money to get a DJI drone. This video camera is not useful. It cannot replace the video quality of an iPhone. It's bulky so it's hard to put in your purse. Exporting the video is a pain, the manual book is as thick as a bible. Idk what people find so great about this camcorder. I guess you can already tell that I use this mostly for traveling. However, I also use it to create videos and movies and this still doesn't beat most of cameras and camcorders out there. I have a Sony NEX-5TL Mirrorless Digital Camera (or something a little bit below that) and it records better videos than this camcorder. The touchscreen is a pain in my bottom, It's like we're back in 2008. There are better and cheaper video camera out there, or just get a smartphone all together. The only positive thing I can say is that it looks cool and professional. When I'm using it people will look at me and become self-aware like i'm a videographer goddess. Lol, anyways. Decisions decisions ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2016 by CA

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