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Visit: www.twoneil.com This is a sample footage from my HV20 with a TwoneilHD static adapter.

The Canon HV-20 camcorder delivers superb 1080 HD video in a compact and easy-to-use design.

A look at my new Canon HV20E PAL HDV Camcorder, features, manual controls plus couple of caveats.

http://www.autogofast.com/search.php?c=0&q=Canon+HV20+Camcorder.&iListLimit=20&sListSort=popular High Definition Camcorder. 10x optical zoom lens. LED video light and flash. Advanced digital photography. High Definition Camcorder. 10x optical zoom.

Slow motion and 24p test with canon HV20. Watch in HD on Vimeo. http://www.vimeo.com/431500

Just a few clips I put together... Hope you enjoy it. Made with a HV20 canon camcorder in cinematic mode 24p. Soundtrack composed in garageband. made on i movie. Thanks

The stylish Canon HV20 gives you the ultimate in HD video and digital photo quality with advanced features for the knowledgeable and demanding videographer. Its 10x optical zoom lens, 2.96 Megapixel CMOS image sensor and Canon's advanced DIGIC DVII image processor ensures meticulous detail and superior color reproduction. 24p Cinema Mode brings "film-look" options to the HV20 owner- as never before in this class. And, with its HD and Standard Definition recording modes, you can make the move to HD without making your SD equipment obsolete. Check out TigerDirect.com! Follow the link below directly to our product page: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=2848973&sku=C925-1294

The Canon HV20 HDV Camcorder brings the power of professional level HD recording to the consumer at a price that won't break the bank. The HV20 captures images in genuine HD resolution of 1920 x 1080, so you are shooting in real HDTV, all on a mini HDV tape. One of the biggest features this camera brings to the consumer camcorder market is the ability to capture in 24p, the same frame rate used in movie film. Canon improves upon the standard CCD camcorders by using a 1/2.7" CMOS sensor to generate images. The 2.96MP CMOS sensor tends to process faster than a CCD for richer color and sharper detail. When you add a Canon Optics HD lens, 10x optical zoom and a DV II processor you get ultra-sharp color and incredible detail even from a distance. In order to ensure you get the highest possible video quality and picture Canon added an HDMI output and hot shoe terminal to the HV20. As impressive as the HV20 is as a camcorder, it gets even better as a 3.1 megapixel digital still camera. Store images on tiny HC Mini-SD memory cards with the Mini-SD card slot. The optical image stabilizer and advanced AF auto focus make it easy to get crisp clean video and photos. Choosing and using the enhanced features such as Smooth Zoom Zebra Pattern and Level Shot Control, are easy thanks to the 2.7" LCD screen. Canon fit everything you can ask from a camcorder in the HV20, all in a body that fits comfortably in your pocket. Now if they could only develop a "remove 10 pounds feature"...

WHITE RED PANIC Short Film Shot on the hv20. Written, directed, and edited by AYZ WARAICH on a budget of roughly $700. A little thriller about two guys mixed up in the wrong side of life, and the toll it takes on their character and soul. Ayz previously had a short at SUNDANCE '04. DIMEWORTH.COM / / / e-mail : ayz "@" dimeworth . com + Also here's some links that might be useful in case you are interested in learning more about the 'making of': Podcast interview: http://www.directorsnotes.com/2008/09/04/dn-ep-104-white-red-panic-ayz-waraich/ Prolost Blog post: http://prolost.blogspot.com/2008/07/go-naked-pt-2.html + 720P VIMEO HD available at: http://www.vimeo.com/1333375

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So I just received my Canon HV20 and I took it to a local park to shoot a little test video with it. I captured the video using HDVSplit into .m2t format and then imported into Adobe Premier 2 to do my edits. The video was shot in 24p however the 24p video stream is embedded in 60i. In order to get the 24p video you need to perform a 2:3 pull down to extract the 24p video from the 60i stream. I didn't get around to doing this but I'll try to mess around with that and upload it in the future. This video was exported as a 640x480 .wmv however I kept the picture in the same 16x9 aspect ratio that the HV20 natively shoots in. If you have any questions or comments feel free, I'd love to discuss this camera with other Canon HV20 owners. _______________________________ UPDATE: So I've been asked a lot about my opinion on this camera since posting this clip and I thought I'd add my response to a fellow youtuber who asked me this very question. __________________________________ What I can tell you is that I've been VERY impressed with the HV20. At the time that I bought it I must have downloaded every uncompressed video clip from every HD camera in the price range of the HV20 and read every thread talking about the camera. I even went down to Best Buy and held it in my hands and at the end of the day I decided to go with it over all the other cameras on the market. Here are a few of my reasons for buying the camera.... 1) It uses Mini DV tapes: I shoot A LOT of video and storing even compressed HD video can take up lots of hard drive space I have 6TB full of SD and HD videos! Mini DV tapes can be bought for a buck or two a piece and you always have a backup of your video once you've got it on your hard drive, just in case your hard drive ever crashes (which I've had happen and having tape backups is VERY nice!) 2) It has a hot shoe so you can plug in canon's shotgun mic and it will use your cameras batteries and record directly to the tape, no wires or anything. I compared a lot of shotgun mics for the camera and in the end I went with Canon's shotgun mic built for their cameras just because it wouldn't require extra batteries or wires and its worked more than adequately for me. 3) It has external mic inputs. Sometimes I shoot with wireless microphones and it's nice having mic inputs. 4) In the end it shot better video than every other HD camera in this price range at the time. I can honestly say I haven't regreted getting the camera EVER! I love the video it shoots and it's just been a really great camera. Oh and the LED light on the front is pretty nice, I've actually used it quite often for evening shooting just to highlight the persons face that I'm shooting. I really love having it and I can't imagine having a camera without a built in light now, DEFINITELY an added bonus. I think the only complaint that I have with these line of HD cameras is the lack of a better manual focus ring. The manual focus wheel they have on the side works, but its hard to get a nice smooth transitioned focus. If it were a ring that you could turn with your hand it would be really nice. Other than that, I think that's my only complaint. If you haven't heard about it there's a nifty adapter that lets you add camera lenses to get some really awesome depth of field shots. The adapter is called the Letus 35 http://www.letus35.com Look for videos on here shot with the letus and the HV20, it will blow you away :) Here's a video that a guy shot using that setup. http://www.vimeo.com/371492 Here's my video just at a higher resolution in case anyone wanted to see it. http://www.vimeo.com/741408 I didn't have the original video on my hard drive anymore so I blew up the file I uploaded to youtube to fit vimeo's hd specs so the video has been stretched pretty far, but I think it still looks half way decent. Hopefully now that I found vimeo and can upload HD clips I'll get some more examples up on my vimeo profile :) Anyhow, I don't think you'd regret getting this camera, and since it's got virtually the same specs as the newer cameras from what I can tell but is their older model, you can probably find it for cheaper. Great camera for it's price!

Use these settings to edit HiDef video from Canon HV20/HV30 in Sony Movie Studio or Vegas Pro

Footage from the amazing Derwent & Howden dams and surrounding area. The footage was shot on the HV20 with the following filters: UV, Skylight, Warm. The footage (NOT INCLUDING THE SONG USED ON THIS VIDEO) is copyrighted 2008 George Maier. For inquireries into getting the rights to use the footage please email: GMaier@GMaier.co.uk

A short review of the Cam Caddie camcorder stablizer platform. I shot this video using a Canon HV20 in program mode set to TV. Find more videos and more info like this at my site at http://www.bmyers.com

35mm adapter test. The MD 50/1.4 has got some mold inside.

Vibrating DOF 35mm adapter

This is a test i did with my canon HV20 and letus 35 flip enhanced using a 35mm SLR lens (50mm @ 2.0) shot outdoors on an overcast day. when putting the footage on my computer it didnt seem sharp, confused i tried to find out why... the reason was the the hv20 was not properly focused on the letus' gg propery. Any how i took some shots and here they are. To get great shot i'm going to have to get an external HD monitor so i can focus properly the the letus and get sharp/crisp footage. Let me know what you think. setting: Hv20 - cinemode @ 25p, edited in premier pro 2.

This is the focus wheel that I designed to make MF easier and better for filmmaking. Here is a Demo of what you can do with this wheel; how smooth and quiet it is. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsoucE7nwig Materials: Large Outdoor Foam Wheel http://e-foamies.com/store/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=31&products_id=8 1/32" thick Aluminum Sheet (6" x 12") http://www.smallparts.com/products/descriptions/sma.cfm 5/64" Stainless Steel Rod (At least 12") http://www.speedymetals.com/pc-1838-7840-564-rd-304-stainless-steel-cold-finished-annealed.aspx Clear PVC General Purpose Tubing, 1/16"" ID x 1/8"" OD x 1/32"" Wall 10'L http://www.amazon.com/Clear-General-Purpose-Tubing-Wall/dp/B000FN0O8A/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-9249397-7976907?ie=UTF8&s=industrial&qid=1184362259&sr=1-1 Cork Tape (Use whatever you want for padding between the plate and the camera) http://www.amazon.com/Tape-Plugs-Pyramid-Pro-Cork-Yel/dp/B000BMNODC/ref=sr_1_36/104-7240434-5670318?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1185669760&sr=8-36

Same scene custom image settings changed and compared to Cinemode, also with Cinemode gamma and contrast levels adjusted.

A dokumentation about the camcorder Canon HV20

This is another comparison between a much largeg HD camera from Canon (HV20) and the very small Flip MinoHD.

これは、今制作している長編映画のアウトテイクで作った短編風の映像です。三部作のうちの一つ。one→two→three→fourの順で見てください。長編制作の参考にしたいので感想をいただけると助かります。 CanonHV20+Letus35mini+FD50mmf1.4+FD24mmf1.8L Cast Marika Toshiro Kubo Asami Tommy Stuff Costume & Styling Mika Directed by Masayuki Tanaka ------------------------------- These images have been taken as a test for our film in production at TOKYO. You can find some interacting issues between them. Please imagine the main story to watch them in numerical order. We will release the film within 2008. Feel free to add your comments what you feel, what you appreciate. From Japan with love, Masa ----------------------------- My Space URL myspace.com/rockdoc2 mixi URL mixi.jp/show_friend.pl?id=608119 YouTube URL jp.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=nokio171&p=r mail address tron5151@mail.goo.ne.jp

This is a test of a rig I made to mount a 35mm camera in front of a Canon HV20. This is to make a depth of field setup and that is comfortable and easy to adjust lens settings on the fly. I took a 35mm camera and cut it down then made a bracket/handle assembly out of 1/2" x 1/2" box tube. I set the camera in Cine mode at 24p then took some test footage you can see here. Let me know what you think. I will make a glide cam setup next this can used with. Rendered at HD 720/60p 1280x720

Change this setting in Sony Vegas or Movie Studio to capture HD video from Canon HV20 / HV30

click the link below for the 'high res' version : http://stage6.divx.com/user/africanmarty/video/1245317/Dovii---25p---Shot-with-HV20 Some footage from my hv20 in HD(shot in 1920x1080 in 25p mode ) on my dovii cichlid fish. Editied in premier pro 2.0 and expoted as Xvid codec to save space.