September 18 of 2005, Canon broke new ground in the digital video camera industry, announcing the
XL H1, which was Canon's first DVC featuring high definition. Originally developed based on the needs
of professional and enthusiast videographers, the XL H1 retains the operability of Canon's very popular
XL2 while increasing the professional function and supporting high definition recording.
The flagship DVC for the company of Canon, the XL H1 is ideal for use all across the spectrum of
professional content making, from film and television production to filming weddings. The XL H1 also
comes equipped with a HD 20X zoom video lens, the XL 5.4-108 mm L IS II, which contributes to Canon's development aim of delivering the highest possible quality of recording available today.
As Canon's first HD video camera, the XL H1 camcorder and 20X HD video zoom lens will provide broadcasters with a low budget 1080i resolution option for ENG, documentary or even reality television productions.
Film makes will also fall for the extensive Cine controls and 24 frame rate option the XL H1 has to offer. Canon's custom jackpack features include uncompressed digital HD-SDI output for seamless integration into broadcast studios or high quality image transfer to non linear editing systems.
The genlock feature will allow movie sets to easily synchronize camera settings across multiple camcorders and SMPTE time codes will allow for streamlined tape and edit management.
The XL H1 also offers three 1/3 inch 1.67 megapixel interlaced CCDs that capture images at 1080i resolution. It also features selectable frame rates of 50i and 25F, so capturing fast motion and
just about everything else is possible with the XL H1.
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