Canon DC40, 4.29 MP, CCD, 1/2.8", 2.7", LCD, 16.9 oz (480 g) Canon DC40. Total megapixels: 4.29 MP, Sensor type: CCD, Optical sensor size: 1/2.8". Optical zoom: 10x, Digital zoom: 200x, Focal length range: 44.5 - 445 mm. Compatible memory cards: MiniSD. Camera shutter speed: 1/2000 ~ 1/6 s. Display diagonal: 2.7", Display: LCD Take Your Show On The Road Meet Canon’s DVD Camcorder A camera is only as good as its cameraman. In the right hands, a camcorder can record your family history so that future generations will enjoy important things: a birthday, a wedding, a new baby... https://www.pcmag.com/review/183150/canon-dc40 The hybrid market is set to take off, and Im not talking about cars. Cameras such as the Casio Exilim EX-P505 and the Sony Cyber-shot M1 and M2 take okay video, but they are not spectacular. Now, the Canon DC40 ($899 list) steps up to the plate as o... Very good video quality. Decent 4-megapixel stills. Variety of special modes and features for both stills and video. Significant shutter lag in auto mode. Video has a slight color cast. Reviewing still images is slow. Although performance needs to improve, the Canon DC40 is one of the first miniDVD camcorders to let you shoot decent stills.... https://www.cnet.com/reviews/canon-dc40-review/ Spec: Camcorder, 3" DVD-R, 3" DVD-RW, 10 x Good: Attractive, functional design; solid build quality; very decent daytime and surprisingly solid low-light video quality; broad set of semimanual photo and video controls. Bad: Small LCD; uses Mini SD cards rather than standard SD; blinding video light; no S-Video input for converting analog video to DVDs. Bottomline: The Canon DC40 definitely deserves a spot on your short list of DVD camcorders. Attractive, functional design; solid build quality; very decent daytime and surprisingly solid low-light video quality; broad set of semimanual photo and video controls. Small LCD; uses Mini SD cards rather than standard SD; blinding video light; no S-Video input for converting analog video to DVDs. The Canon DC40 definitely deserves a spot on your short list of DVD camcorders. The DC40 also offers shutter speed control in a Shutter Priority mode. This allows you to shift the shutter speed while the camcorder automatically adjusts the other exposure controls. At 1/30th of a second, the image was much brighter. While this sett...