Canon added new models to its high-end camcorder line that will be available in September. The Vixia HF11, with an estimated price of $1,200, uses flash memory instead of the more common tape cassettes or revolving hard drives.
Since flash memory dispenses with moving parts, battery life and shock resistance are better than in other camcorders. The Vixia comes with 32 gigabytes of onboard memory plus a slot for a memory card that can add as much as 32 gigabytes.
The new Vixia captures more data than previous models. At its highest quality setting (1,920 by 1,080 pixels at 24 megabits a second), 32 gigabytes yields 3 hours of video. This setting surpasses some high-definition video and results in greater detail and smoother motion without jagged images.
Although this camera is aimed squarely at the consumer market, professional videographers are expected to become fans. And for good reason: At 2.5 by 2.9 inches and 5 inches long, this 13.4-ounce camera is good enough to film a documentary, and it fits in a pocket.
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