Canon BP-2L24H Battery Pack for the HG10, HV30, DC310, DC330, DC320 Camcorders

Canon BP-2L24H Battery Pack for the HG10, HV30, DC310, DC330, DC320 Camcorders Features

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What Customers Say About Canon BP-2L24H Battery Pack for the HG10, HV30, DC310, DC330, DC320 Camcorders:

Before this one, I had a Panasonic MiniDV. The sound quality is flat which is understandable as it is a MiniDV based camcorder. I bought this camcorder before our vacation trip to Disney World and Cruise. It was very difficult to find out how to adjust the exposure. So I could not afford the hard drive based Sony camcorders as I will very quickly run into shortage of space. The picture quality obviously is better as this is HD and is more pricey, but it did not give me anything close to movie quality picture (claimed per Canon and also a few reviewers). The zoom is a real weak point although you may not get much better on the currently available consumer HD camcorders (Sony offers a 12x).

The main reason that I bought it over the Sony models, is because of the recording media. The camcorder is ok but not great at all. Overall, it is an ok camcorder. Most of the outdoor video were overexposed. This camcorder obviously is meant for amature use and so the controls should have been much more user friendly. I do a lot of video as I have 5-yr old with lots of events happening all the time. It's a shame that Sony no longer makes any amature level MiniDV based camcorders, if they were, I would have no question about buying it from Sony.

It's nothing fancy, but it works as advertised. Very long life, which is just what I needed. Recharges in a reasonable period of time.

And I still got enough place to see throught the lens. The camcorder get heavier specially the bottom, but it doesn't matter specially if you use the wide angle converter. You don't have to change your battery every time (I use The DM 50 stereo microphone what needs power).

Since I use a HV30 with it. I use this battery for my trip to LA, Vegas and Grand Canyon. It definitely could last you longer than a day if you are not shooting intensively for something like 2 hours. It usually lasts me a tape and half, which is about 90 minutes, with about 50 times on and off. One star off for not lasting two tapes, but solid enough for a trip in the field.

It's a great accessory for extended use. Although it is a little expensive, I use a video light a lot so the extended capacity is a must.The Canon quick charger is a must with this batery as well.