Canon DC20 DVD camcorder + kit, 2.2 MP, CCD, 25.4 / 3.9 mm (1 / 3.9"), 6.35 cm (2.5"), LCD, 410 g Canon DC20 DVD camcorder + kit. Total megapixels: 2.2 MP, Sensor type: CCD, Optical sensor size: 25.4 / 3.9 mm (1 / 3.9"). Optical zoom: 10x, Digital zoom: 200x, Focal length range: 40.6 - 406 mm. Compatible memory cards: MiniSD. Camera shutter speed: 1/2-1/2000 s. Display diagonal: 6.35 cm (2.5"), Display: LCD https://www.cnet.com/topics/camcorders/ The DVD camcorder market remains a strange beast. The format is still emerging as a viable alternative to the well-established MiniDV tape. For the moment, DVD offers the luxury of convenience at the expense of picture quality. Think hard before you b... Simple operation; convenience of DVD format; neat, solid design Limited editing funtionality; visable compression artefacts in finished footage The DVD camcorder market remains a strange beast. The format is still emerging as a viable alternative to the well-established MiniDV tape. For the moment, DVD offers the luxury of convenience at the expense of picture quality. Think hard before you b... http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/review/camcorders/canon-dc20-274/ The pretenders to DVs crown are lining up for battle. One of the first to enter the fray was recordable DVD, with Sony currently the most enthusiastic backer. But Canon has finally joined the ranks with a new DVD camcorder range, currently consistin... The DC20 is easy to use and capable of above-average video quality, but youre paying for the privilege of recording straight to disc. Theres a clear benefit to being able to stick media straight in your DVD player to watch or into your PC for editin... https://www.alphr.com/peripherals/25931/canon-dc20-review A well-executed camcorder, but aimed very much at the point-and-shoot user. The DVD-recording system makes it a tad pricey, though, and you cant fit much on each disc The DV camcorder format, dominant for so many years, is now under threat. JVC is pu... http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/digital-cameras/81489/canon-dc20 Canon has finally released a DVD camcorder, fortunately, it was well worth the wait. Most digital camcorders record onto miniDV tape. To watch your home movies you either have to plug your camcorder into the back of the TV, or transfer your footage o...