canon 814 XL s vs. canon 1014 XL s

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canon 814 XL s vs. canon 1014 XL s

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I don´t know nothing about this cameras, it apears that the 814 is better camera (variable shutter, less weight) but I don´t know is the 1014 has better zoom lens... :roll:

what do you think about these two cameras? which things are good and which bad?

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Michael Nyberg did a comparison where he advocated the 814 xl-s. Here it is:

http://home.pacbell.net/mnyberg/super8mm/super8_25.html[/url]
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Re: canon 814 XL s vs. canon 1014 XL s

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avr wrote:I don´t know nothing about this cameras, it apears that the 814 is better camera (variable shutter, less weight) but I don´t know is the 1014 has better zoom lens... :roll:

what do you think about these two cameras? which things are good and which bad?

thanks in advance
1014 can do in-camera dissolves (814 can't) and 1014 has a 10X zoom lens (814 has 8X zoom lens). Other than that they are quite identical. I prefer the 814 as I don't need those other features and it's quite a bit lighter than the 1014.

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rick's just afraid of the long lens.

(the 6.5mm wide end of the 1014 is nice too- not a LOT wider than the 814 but sometimes it can make a difference)
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Post by dirb9 »

Something also to consider, the 814 XL doesn't have a 24 FPS option. The 814 (Autozoom, Electronic, and XL-S), and the 1014 (Autozoom and Electronic) do.

Edit: Oops, didn't ntoice the "S" at then end of 814 XL.
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Both are excellent cameras, it all depends on your budget and whether you need the extra zoom reach, or in camera dissolves.

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dirb9 wrote:Something also to consider, the 814 XL doesn't have a 24 FPS option.
Look a little closer, my friend.

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Mitch Perkins wrote:
dirb9 wrote:Something also to consider, the 814 XL doesn't have a 24 FPS option.
Look a little closer, my friend.

Mitch
Original post referred to 814XLS, which DOES have 24 fps. dirb9 is right about the 814XL, but it is not part of the original post.

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