Canon's second big announcement for NAB 2015 is a rather oddl looking new 4k
camera called the xc10 let's check it out lus techs coverage of NAB 2015 is
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and linda.com the xc10 is the smallest addition to the Canon Cinema line
ergonomically the camera looks like a hybrid between a DSLR and a camcorder so
it's relatively easy to hold in the hand the grip is rotatable up to 90° and the
touchscreen monitor on the back of the camera can be pulled out and positioned
upward or downward depending on your shooting situation on the right hand
side of the camera it has a mic Jack HDMI out USB and a DC power in the xt10
has a 1-in size sensor which is comparable to many premium point and
shoot cameras it shoots 8 bit 4K video to cast 2.0 cards internally and has a
fixed lens that has a 10 times optical zoom and a slightly disappointing f2.8
to 5.6 aperture this means like most point and shoot cameras this camera
loses light as you zoom in the strangest thing to to me is that the camera is
priced at $2,499 and for a camera targeted at pros
and people just starting out NVIDIA the specs are ATT Tad disappointing at
that price point with its choice of cast 2.0 and its price point Pro assumers
might seriously consider other camera options in this range thank you to
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you guys for watching this video please let me know in the comments down below or on the Forum what you think of the
xt10 where do you think it fits in the current camera Market