Canon Legria HF20 32GB HD Flash Video Camera

Full HD video with over 12hrs of recording

Dual Flash Memory +3hrs Recording

True Progressive HD CMOS sensor (1920 x 1080) for fast capture and processing

HD Video Lens and with 15x zoom

DiG!C DV III image processor for high speed and quality processing of HD data

Super Range Optical Image Stabilizer to compensate for vibration and hand-held movement

Sharp Focusing on Demand

Up to 35 faces can be detected in a single frame

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The LEGRIA HF20 is Canon’s smallest, most stylish High Definition digital video camera ever. The combination of Canon’s Super Range Optical Image Stabilizer (OIS), high resolution 3.3 megapixel image sensor and new DIGIC DV III processor, which records data at the maximum AVCHD rate of 24Mbps, result in delivering 1920x1080 Full HD video defined by vivid colours and exceptional detail. The camera is feature packed, with powerful zoom, versatile connectivity, and new recording features.

Revolutionary Flash Memory

Durable and reliable video camera that is vibration / shake resistant in compact design

Flexible options to increase memory space

Speedy operation from start up, to filming to download speeds

Convenient storage and easy to transfer

Canon High Definition Image Quality

Canon is a world leader in lens technology, No. 1 in broadcast and SLR lenses

Exceptional sensitivity for low-light conditions with gapless micro-lens technology on CMOS sensor

3.3 MP photographic functions

On-chip noise reduction for minimum grain and RGB layer filter for realistic colour reproduction

Built-in video LED light and flash with red-eye reduction

Never Miss a Moment

Dual shot allows for simultaneous photo shooting while recording video

0.8 seconds to start up

Additional Features for Creative Control

Face Detection AF (auto focus) and AE (auto exposure) tracks faces and ensure that they are correctly focused

Photo Burst captures stills from a sequence of recorded video; 25 individual shots are created from a single second of video