Canon Hv20 for sale, in overall pretty good condition.
2 small problems:
1. The person I purchased it from said the HDMI port wasn't working, but I'm not sure. The FireWire/DV port still does work perfect!
2. The person I purchased it from also said that in order for the viewfinder to come on, you have to flick a little white piece of plastic on the swivel piece of the LCD. I flicked it several times, and it only came on once out of about ten times. Honestly though, it wasn't really a problem for me because the viewfinder isn't movable/pivotable at all and it's really small and plastic; uncomfortable to the eye, and I didn't even plan on using it. I only used this camera for one night, and ever since, it has been sitting on my desk.
Other than that, there are a few scuffs and small scratches here and there on the camera, and there is a blue sticker in the shape of an old fashioned television camera on the back of the LCD. I could take it off if you want, but I let the person I purchased it from leave it on because I thought it was kinda cool. Other than those 2 small problems, the camera works great and is actually a nice little camera.
The setup includes the charger; which can also be used as an infinite life battery operator, a lens cleaning cloth, 3 large long-life batteries, a 43-37mm adapter ring to put 37mm lenses onto it, and the camera itself. The bag fits perfectly all of this stuff, with an extra pocket on the inside above the camera, perfect for a small fisheye (ex: baby death).
2 small problems:
1. The person I purchased it from said the HDMI port wasn't working, but I'm not sure. The FireWire/DV port still does work perfect!
2. The person I purchased it from also said that in order for the viewfinder to come on, you have to flick a little white piece of plastic on the swivel piece of the LCD. I flicked it several times, and it only came on once out of about ten times. Honestly though, it wasn't really a problem for me because the viewfinder isn't movable/pivotable at all and it's really small and plastic; uncomfortable to the eye, and I didn't even plan on using it. I only used this camera for one night, and ever since, it has been sitting on my desk.
Other than that, there are a few scuffs and small scratches here and there on the camera, and there is a blue sticker in the shape of an old fashioned television camera on the back of the LCD. I could take it off if you want, but I let the person I purchased it from leave it on because I thought it was kinda cool. Other than those 2 small problems, the camera works great and is actually a nice little camera.
The setup includes the charger; which can also be used as an infinite life battery operator, a lens cleaning cloth, 3 large long-life batteries, a 43-37mm adapter ring to put 37mm lenses onto it, and the camera itself. The bag fits perfectly all of this stuff, with an extra pocket on the inside above the camera, perfect for a small fisheye (ex: baby death).
