Canon VIXIA HF S10 / HF S100 box check images
 

Canon VIXIA HF S10 / HF S100 box check images, North American markets.

HF S10 shown; HF S100 similar. Part one of three.

1. Kit box front and top.
2. Kit box rear oblique.
3. Barcode detail.
4. Kit box side.
5. Kit box inner flap.
6. Upper tray contents.
7. CD / Documentation packet.
8. Tray removed to show box contents.

Canon VIXIA HF S10 / HF S100 box check images, North American markets.

HF S10 shown; HF S100 similar. Part two of three.

1. Four CDs -- detail.
2. Warranty card.
3. Software installation instructions sheet.
4. Notes regarding Pixela software sheet.
5. Pixela ImageMixer software instruction manual.
6. Canon VIXIA HF S10 / HF S100 instruction manual.
7. HF S10 / HF S100 camcorder in bubble wrap.
8. HF S10 / HF S100 removed from bubble wrap.

Canon VIXIA HF S10 / HF S100 box check images, North American markets.

HF S10 shown; HF S100 similar. Part three of three.

1. HF S10 / HF S100 camcorder top view.
2. HF S10 / HF S100 camcorder bottom view.
3. HF S10 / HF S100 camcorder serial number detail.
4. Supplied kit accessories -- all.
5. Charger, Wireless IR Remote, Rem. Battery, Camcorder Battery, AC power cable.
6. Component video cable, USB 2.0 cable, Audio / Video cable.

Super! What is the actual size of the lens?

I don't have that spec, but the filter thread diameter is 58mm (it's large enough to contain the IAF sensor within the filter thread ring). I suppose you could do the math to find out the actual diameter of the front objective using the supplied specs: the sensor size is 1/2.6 inches, the focal length is 6.4mm to 64mm, the maximum aperture at full wide is f/1.8, and the equivalent 35mm field of view is 43.5mm to 435mm.

I am really looking forward to reviews on this camera, I think it could produce some awesome results with an adapter.

This is like a Poor Man's Scarlet...I'm dubbing it the "Maroon" haha. I'd love to pair this up with a Brevis35 and some of my Nikon glass!

Thanks for posting the unboxing!

The HF S10 is sharper than my HV-30. The lowlight capability is a little better because I can adjust the gain level which I keep on 18DB. This camera will be a winner.