Canon XH A1 ReviewThe Canon XH A1 high definition camcorder is a professional recording device that brings exquisite features to the operator’s fingertips. The camcorder is well equipped but relatively light, weighing in a just over five pounds with battery and lens included. The system is also compact and easy to handle.

Users can expect plenty of energy using the advanced recording system. The XH A1 camcorder has a CA-920 rated power supply for generous use. The maximum recording time is eighty minutes with a compatible cassette. There is ample time to capture action as it happens.

The Canon high definition camcorder offers depth and interest in footage captured using the impressive 3 – 1/3-inch native 16:9 CCD image sensor. The system boasts a total f approximately 1.67 mega-pixels for intricate details. White balance is also integrated into the unit for professional results.

The lens is perhaps one of the biggest attractions of the Canon line of cameras. Consumers have come to expect the finest quality from this company for good reason and lenses have been an intricate part of the company’s reputation. The lens in the Canon XH A1 has a 20x optical zoom ratio, 35mm photo-equivalent focal length and 72mm filter size.

Super-Range optical image stabilization assures that action can be captured without bumpy results even in rough conditions. Operators have a choice between three modes of instant auto focus and the unit is well-equipped with a .57-inch widescreen color viewfinder.

The 2.8-inch LCD widescreen boasts an impressive 207,000 pixels so viewing on the system is a rich experience. The unit uses a MiniDV cassette recording media and LANCE terminal, Component Video, Composite Video and BNC Video. The audio system includes 2-channel recording and MPEG1 Audio Layer II.

There are many other exciting features built into the Canon XH A1 high definition camcorder. This device is well equipped for professional results.