Canon XL1

alaTest has collected and analyzed 9 user reviews of Canon XL1 from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.8/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Camcorders on Amazon.co.uk. Reviewers really like the design and color. The size and usability are also mentioned favorably. The portability and price get mixed views.

alaTest has collected and analyzed 128 user reviews of Canon XL1 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.3/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other Camcorders on Amazon.com. People are impressed by the durability and design. The image quality and usability also get good views. There are some mixed comments about the size and reliability.

Is the Canon XL1 still the best camera for filmmakers on a budget? This review of the Canon XL1 will give you all the information you need to decide if this camera is right for you.

As readers of The Digital Journalist are aware, we have been enthusiasticabout Canon's XL1 since it arrived on the market in late fall of 1997.The camera was designed to a professional instrument, aimed at thenew generation of television and film...

Well...after much fiddling and testing with the new "XL1s" it looks like Canon has a winner.

As any regular reader of The Digital Journalist is well aware, we have been enthusiastic about Canon's top-of-the-line video camcorder, the XL-1, since its introduction two years ago. It still is leading the way as far as innovative design and...

Before I start what will be a very lengthy review of this camera, the first truly professional mini dv camcorder priced under $12,000, I think I should correct something I said to a member of the NPPA discussion list when he asked about it (I was in my...

I purchased the Canon XL-1 about 3 years ago. At the time it was the only 3 chip DV camera that had interchangeable lenses. Although there are a few prosumer cameras out today that allow you to do the same, they are rarely within the price range. There...

I purchased the Canon XL-1 about 3 years ago. At the time it was the only 3 chip DV camera that had interchangeable lenses. Although there are a few prosumer cameras out today that allow you to do the same, they are rarely within the price range.

Of course, we've all been hearing that thing for years now.. y'know, "the digital filmmaking revolution is here" and "now you at home can make movies for nothing!". And, of course- in a way that's true, you can pick up your sony handycam, shoot a short...