The Canon FS200 Flash Memory camcorder lets
you capture stunning video directly to SDHC memory
cards, and share memories quickly and easily. Plus, the
Canon FS200 features Canons 41x Advanced Zoom to
get you closer to the action and DIGIC DV II Image
Processor which reproduces images with vivid color and
stunning clarity. For lifes bumps and jumps, theres an
Image Stabilizer to make your shots rock-steady.
Pre-Record lets you capture video 3 seconds before you
press the record button, so you will never miss a precious
moment. And Video Snapshot Mode allows you to
create a series of 4-second video clips with music that
are perfect for sharing. Ultra-sleek and lightweight, the
Canon FS200 is lightning fast and stylishly designed. So exercise your options. Go for the
camcorder that gives you real choice–the Canon FS200.
Canon USA 1-year limited warranty included.

5 Responses to “Canon FS200 Flash Memory Camcorder with 37x Optical Zoom (Sunrise Red)”

1. E. J. Luke says:

   June 11, 2010 at 12:00 am

   this is cool i’ll admit i’m keeping this so yeah buy this 1 it looks good on youtube =]
2. Janet Segal says:

   May 28, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This is a great camera for someone on a budget. It is compact, lightweight, and just wonderful. It is not an HD camera, but for standard quality, it does a pretty good job! Just a tip – for mac users, use imovie to import.
3. Michael R. Frey says:

   May 7, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I’m happy to report that this little gem also records with or without the lcd display opened, this is not what others have written, so, at least with my refurbished fs 200, this is not true – and for some people this can be huge. Glad I took the leap cuz this thing is just what I hoped it would be – and more. I also have a Canon 590is and sx20, and this rounds out the collection (for now)!
4. W. Mattingly says:

   May 7, 2010 at 12:00 am

   What surprised the most was the zoom and the ease of use. It is also very compact.

   Great for the family activity. I bought this camera based on Consumer Report reviews.

   Get one, you’ll love it.
5. Oleg Belokoz says:

   April 26, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Camera is OK. Picture quality is fine when you set it to XP mode.

   It’s too small to use for big hands and zoom button is very hard to reach with your finger, so every time you are trying to zoom in and out, video shakes alot. You hand will get numb in about 10 minutes just because of that zoom button positioning.

   Sound quality is surprizingly good.

   The worst thing about this camera is software.

   It has ancient Windows 3.1 look and functionality. Camere saves videos as .MOD files. If you want to bypass the whole software mess, just rename them into .AVI and use some other software to work with them. Camera saves sound in DD, so it will require a AC3 filter to download to play those in Windows Media Player. You might download some junky filter that will crash your computer every time you try to play the video in WMP or convert it with Window Media converter.

   I tried to burt DVD with camera’s software – no luck. It only supports 1 type of DVD media and nothing else. I still unable to do it. So I gave up and will try Nero instead, at least Nero reads the type of DVD you put in the drive.

   If you are not prepared to bypass the software and use “normal” tools to work with those videos, then it’s ok to buy it, otherwise stay away from it.

   I’m as software engineer myself and I’m amazed that they can sell such and aweful piece of junk software to people. Shame.