Testurteil: "4 out of 5"
Test: Einzeltest: Canon LEGRIA HF R26
Zitat: The good: + Considering the Canon LEGRIA HF 26 records in full HD (1080p) its price of around £280 isn’t so bad at all. While the LEGRIA HF R26 is verging on the budget side of good camcorders, it still has plenty about it to be the best of the rest.
There’s the bog-standard HDMI out port - useful for watching your HD films on your TV set, and the usual USB port o share media with a computer or laptop, but one feature we do like is the dual memory card slots. These can take up to 64GB of footage each. That should let you store up to ten hours of sweet HD video footage.
The Canon LEGRIA HF R26 is more than an able performer for the price. Video is clear, and colours are captured well. Footage has only a mild hint of grain in low light. A nicely-sized 3-inch LCD screen lets you preview your footage, and even edit video. Filmmakers also have nine scene odes to play with, and plenty more settings to enjoy. For your buck, the Canon LEGRIA HF R26 offers decent value.
The bad: - The Canon LEGRIA HF R26 has a nice little set of features, but compared to pricier models, it’s still lacking. For the most part the Canon LEGRIA HF R26 performs well, but in scenes of low light performance can be erratic, lending unwanted hues to footage. There is also little in the way of bundled accessories. Filmmakers will also note the lack of microphone port.
The Canon LEGRIA HF R26 is a great budget full HD camcorder that does all the basics very well, but before investing be sure to look around for a bargain.