Canon HF G70 Review | Compared to Canon V10 and R7

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[@RyanNgFilms]

THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!! I've been looking for a good review on this camera for forever ❤

[@skAteSMR]

You are the man for all of these comparison videos!! Been researching for weeks, and between all the brands.. then the models.. it's been a wild ride... haha. Thank you!

[@RackFocusProductions1226]

this is an incredible in-depth review. It touched all the topics i needed to know.

[@ForeverYoung007]

Love camcorder form factor and preferred it for casual run and gun video recording over mirorless. I've had and sold several models and still have the old HV20. The HF G60 actually had a 1 inch sensor like the XA50 too bad they reduced the sensor size in the successor. I suspect Canon wanted to reserve the one inch sensor for their "pro" marketed camcorders and smaller, yet more economical one to for the consumer one. I had a small HR10 at one time that recorded to mini DVD discs. The dynamic range wasn't great but it had a filmic look in "cinema" mode.

[@boppin_bennie]

Picked up the HF G60 maybe five years ago, liked the fact it has a full 1 inch sensor though a bit longer & heavier but no big deal. Hangin' on to it since I also have the XA55 1inch sensor, they can be used for 2 or 3 camera shoots

[@AlexHiromoto]

Has anyone else noticed the issue with dynamic range in low light or other circumstances with the g70 compared with the xa60?

[@SVInLikeFlynn]

Thank you for your in-depth review. I agree, the writing’s on the wall for camcorders and point and shoot cameras. I’m looking to upgrade my HF 20 to get the 4K but the HF 70 looks like it’s missing Mini Advanced Shoe to connect a Canon camera like my HF 20. Another disappointment is lack of 4K 60 FPS. Luckily, I have a Fujifilm XT3 which I’ll use when needed, that’s not the kind of camera I want to hand off to someone unfamiliar with it.

[@semiheadbager]

CLOG and 10 bit 4k, doesn't matter if they are 29.97fps. I got the G50 some time ago and i liked the clearer image i got from it, compared to the G40 or G21. But the lack of WDR profile make me sell it, I tried to use the custom profiles but never matched the nice quality from the G40 WDR. I Just end up keeping the G21 for all-in-one camera.

[@amilawijegunawardene4791]

A very informative review. Thank you.

[@TomiBonTomi_2.0]

Wow, I'm not even half way through this video. But this is a huge help man! So many useful informations. Thanks so much!

[@krsdjdjcrs1]

Great Review of the camcorder,you did an awesome job at talking about the features and the options etc,I used to own years ago the G20 and I loved that camcorder for the zoom, and the Auto Focus,on my previous model experience I would probably buy the G70, thanks again

[@Chicken4War]

What is the most zoom out range it has? (For example the Sony A6000 is at 16mm when fully zoomed out)

[@koba2802]

If you still have this camcorder, could you do a comparison with the Panasonic VX1. I have the Canon G60 and VX1, but I'm looking for a second camcorder for a second angle. Not sure if this will be worth it. My concerns are the auto focus and low light performance in interview settings.

[@weissfab]

Hi, which camcorder do you recommend between the Panasonic HC-X1500 and the Canon G70 to film planes, which has the best image quality and stabilization? thanks :)

[@ohis4real]

Thanks for the review please how can one transfer data from the canon vixia 70 to a computer

[@winnieoriana4398]

Good review, especially because the "auto" setting produces poor and dull colors. Finally, I've managed to solve this issue by using the "manual" setting. However, what I can't seem to achieve is getting a nice image under artificial light. It's very unstable, with the camera seemingly constantly searching for the right colors for the pixels. Objects at a distance appear unsteady as a result.

[@Aikinsmayne]

Who do I get “memory cover open message whenever I want to record” any solution …. It doesn’t let me record

[@ncfly]

whats Wide DR? is that like HDR on phones?

[@tnoutdoorsmen]

I've got quiet a bit of footage and a year of filming hunting i just posted my thoughts on it

[@SeattleCoorain]

As you mentioned, when I started doing volunteer video filming for non-profits, I used Canon pro-summer video camcorders. Then multi-cam editing with FCPx. They were great.