By Jessica L. Morel “medx2b” (Hartford, CT USA)

I just recently bought the DC 210 for my brother for his birthday and wanted to give my mother a camera a step up. Although I have not viewed the footage she is incredibly happy with her birthday present.
Given that she is not technology savvy and has figured it out without the book speaks to the ease of use. The batteries also have a long play time. Next she’ll try to tackle the software but I have yet to be updated on it. Hopefully it works well. The camera is very compact and by far an upgrade from her 80’s model. I would reccomend it to the average user any day. I can’t peak highly enough of canon products in general.

By Rick C (San Mateo, CA USA)

If you want a simple way to take decent video and burn it onto a DVD with basically no editing, this is a good choice. If you want to take that video and put it on your computer, this thing is terrible. It doesn’t come with any video software, even though the manual has instructions for Roxio MyDVD for Canon. This software comes with a different model, and you can’t buy the “for Canon” version separately. The regular MyDVD from Roxio costs $70, and is terrible.Overall, my old Sony miniDV tape camcorder worked better with my computer. I think the main benefit

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