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THIS IS NOT A TRUE HIGH DEFINITION CAMCORDER. ITS IS 1440X1080 RESOLUTION. Full high def is 1920x1080. Beware, read the manual carefully, before buying.
HF 10 is 1920x1080 (Real Full HD)
HF100 is 1440x1080 (Not full HD, Only one edge is 1080)

DONT GIVE ME RED, I JUST READ THE MANUAL BEFORE EVEN THINKING OF BUYING.

Neel71 said:TigerDirect has it for $599.00 with $8.99 Ground shipping and live.com is offering a 12.5% CashBack for TigerDirect purchases which comes out to $525 (+$8.99S&H).
This is the lowest price I could find for this wonderful little camcorder. I know TigerDirect is not a reputable etailer though.
Here is the Tiger direct link for reference only. For CashBack purpose, please do NOT forget to buy it through live.com.

Vixia HF100 Camcorder @ Tigerdirect

Just a note that TigerDirect charges tax for TX, FL, NC, & IL.

This might be useful for people looking for a nice HD camcorder.

My first post.


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aztec5109 said:THIS IS NOT A TRUE HIGH DEFINITION CAMCORDER. ITS IS 1440X1080 RESOLUTION. Full high def is 1920x1080. Beware, read the manual carefully, before buying.
HF 10 is 1920x1080 (Real Full HD)
HF100 is 1440x1080 (Not full HD, Only one edge is 1080)

DONT GIVE ME RED, I JUST READ THE MANUAL BEFORE EVEN THINKING OF BUYING.

Neel71 said:TigerDirect has it for $599.00 with $8.99 Ground shipping and live.com is offering a 12.5% CashBack for TigerDirect purchases which comes out to $525 (+$8.99S&H).
This is the lowest price I could find for this wonderful little camcorder. I know TigerDirect is not a reputable etailer though.
Here is the Tiger direct link for reference only. For CashBack purpose, please do NOT forget to buy it through live.com.

Vixia HF100 Camcorder @ Tigerdirect

Just a note that TigerDirect charges tax for TX, FL, NC, & IL.

This might be useful for people looking for a nice HD camcorder.

My first post.

any truth to this? I researched a little before buying this and only difference I found btwn HF100 and HF10 was the built in flash memory.


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any truth to this? I researched a little before buying this and only difference I found btwn HF100 and HF10 was the built in flash memory.

I have no idea what Aztec is talking about.

From canon's website for HF100:

Effective Pixels
Movies: Approx. 2.07 Megapixels (1920x1080)
Still image: Approx. 2.76 Megapixels (1920x1440)


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from the canon website..

Full HD Lens-to Screen (1920 x 1080 Capture and Recording)

http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&tabact=ModelFeaturesTabAct&fcategoryid=177&modelid=16187&pageno=2


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aztec5109, doesn't know what he's talking about.
I just got this camcorder (using this deal BTW!)
The FXP (17mbps) mode is 1920x1080. The lower modes are 1440x1080. READ THE MANUAL.
So this IS a true 1080p HD camcorder.


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jolly1312 said:I think you'll be better off Buying it from j&r @ 639 with 15% CashBack. So here is the math.

$639 - 95.85(15%) = $543.15

Then call j&r for the price match and get $31 back. (J&R adds shipping price in price match)

So total
$543.15 - $31 = $512.15 and No tax and free shipping. Not bad. I ordered it couple of days back and just did the price match on phone.

I see Live CashBack for J&R @ 6.0%. Has this changed in the last few days? If not, where did the 15% come from? Thanks.


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aztec5109 might have read the wrong manual
Its true that there were some initial AVCHD camcorders (that were not even flash based) that were not true HD. But HF100 is surely not one of them.

I also wanted to buy another HF100 for my brother from JR. Unfortunately, their CashBack is no longer 15% (sigh!).


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hamspamwich said:jolly1312 said:I think you'll be better off Buying it from j&r @ 639 with 15% CashBack. So here is the math.

$639 - 95.85(15%) = $543.15

Then call j&r for the price match and get $31 back. (J&R adds shipping price in price match)

So total
$543.15 - $31 = $512.15 and No tax and free shipping. Not bad. I ordered it couple of days back and just did the price match on phone.


I see Live CashBack for J&R @ 6.0%. Has this changed in the last few days? If not, where did the 15% come from? Thanks.

Yes it was 15% few weeks back. I am sure it'll come back to 15% soon.


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Neel71 said:aztec5109 might have read the wrong manual
Its true that there were some initial AVCHD camcorders (that were not even flash based) that were not true HD. But HF100 is surely not one of them.

I also wanted to buy another HF100 for my brother from JR. Unfortunately, their CashBack is no longer 15% (sigh!).

From what I've been reading, I think he may have been reading the HV20/HV30 manuals. I believe they have the 1.33x to bump it up to 1920x1080
-Ed


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http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/hot-deals/882484?highlight_key=y&keyword1=hf100 - since using the CashBack i went with this deal instead $405 shipped from an authorized reseller


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FastEddieG said:From what I've been reading, I think he may have been reading the HV20/HV30 manuals. I believe they have the 1.33x to bump it up to 1920x1080
-Ed
Even so, it's measurable resolution that counts, not theoretical (and even that can be misleading sometimes to real picture sharpness).

http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Canon-HV20-Camcorder-Review...
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Canon-Vixia-HF11-Camcorder-...

So even the 1440x1080 of the HV20 is barely behind Canon's latest and greatest (the HF11).


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