Podręcznik instalacji Canon Legria Hf G25

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Dear David, thank you so much for all those videos about the HF-G25!! They helped me to decide to buy this cam (and they are great appetizers) and helped me to get into the handling / use now that I have the cam in my hands! I also go the same audio technica mic now. 

Thank you. The Canon manuals are actually better written than the Panasonic ones I've seen but nothing beats seeing something in action, I think.

I used your video to run through the menus on my Canon Legria HF41 which are very similar. It's so much easier for me to understand the functions this way than by wrestling with the manual.

I recently purchased one of these from a camera shop in Sheffield. The price was really good as there was no instruction manual. Until now, I have struggled a little, but not anymore!! Excellent tuition, thank you.

These videos have done much more for me than the very basic manual that came with the camcorder. These have been written in gobbledygook as far as I'm concerned. I'm now comfortable with the settings for the machine, and am producing great home movies. A big thanks from me.

Thank you! It's an interesting question. If you burn 30p (the US standard is 30) to a standard video DVD (like a normal DVD that you'd buy), then you might get a slightly flickery effect when played through a TV. But if you put the video on a flash drive or DVD as a file (eg mp4) and IF (big if) your TV "understands" the format, then it may play back OK. It's a bit hard to answer without knowing your TV and what format you'll put it onto the flash drive, sorry!

Hi. You're correct about the zoom and focus - and if I'm not mistaken, this is not the first Canon camcorder to have this "feature" (!). I'm pretty sure the XH-A1 was like that too. I've no idea why Canon make them like this though and I don't have a solution for you. You're not doing anything wrong though. The Photo button appears to be fixed, though it would be great if it were re-assignable. Perhaps I'll send Canon an email...

If you're making normal, video DVDs, then you want to shoot and edit at 50i (60i in the US and some other countries), because interlaced is still the TV standard. If you're making data DVDs, ie that contain things like .avi or .wmv files for a computer to play back, then you can shoot 25pf or 50i but make sure you render out from the edit as a 25p (progressive) file.

Hi,First let me say your videos are so helpful. I tried to follow your video No. 1 setup . I could not get started as when I pressed function button it did not change to Menu. After a bit of investigation I established that the switch on the side of the camera that says Auto:M:Cinema was set to Auto, this is how it was set out of the box. I moved it to M and I could then get to the menus.

Excellent video. Not many of these out there that are worth watching. I'm a beginner with this level of a camera and I want to get the initial settings correct. This video helped get me going in the right direction. The instruction manual is useless when it comes to this kind of info. Thank you for your time in assembling this video.

i just purchased the hf-g20 and while i wait for it to arrive i'm watching your videos. very well done. the information you've provided will save me a lot of time. thank you.

I have studied all of your videos on the Canon G20 videocam - fantastic stuff, and I want to use MXP instead of FXP recording format, but the question raised is: If I can only burn to DVD in AVCHD format, doesn't that negate the higher quality of MXP versus FXP due to compression ( in both cases) when burning to AVCHD? How do you use MXP video ultimately? Blue-ray  Thanks

This is the best tutorial site. Every time I need to do something with the camera I search through and find this site again. Thanks heaps.

Brilliant videos - I've really learnt a lot from them. One important question though; With the advent of the Legria HF G30 the BP-819 & BP-827 batteries, compatible with the G25 camera, won't work on the G30. So, Canon have now brought out new batteries -  BP-820 & BP-828 for it - and discontinued the former. Would you know if these two new batteries are back compatible with the G25? I've contacted Canon UK about this but they're utterly useless - >Cheers<

Hi. Your clips were very helpful... but have some more questions for you if possible. I just got my HF G25 today. It seem it's not possible to use the zoom and focusing with the ring at the same time. I'm I doing something wrong, or it's just not possible.... And the photo button on the LCD...i guess you didn't find a way to get rid of it or reassign to something else...just wondering

All of these were SO valuable. Thanks!!!

Oh, yes, you get far fewer configuration options if you have the camera in "auto" mode because of course the idea then is that the camcorder is doing everything automatically. Only in Manual mode do you get all the configuration options. I will add a note to the video description to make this more obvious though.

Excellent videos, but I have one simple question; you talk about toggling, how and where doyou toggle?

Thanks a lot, so pleasant to learn via your instruction movies.

Thank you I just got a hf g2o lots to learn

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