The Canon Powershot V10 video camera impressed me with the small and portable size it has. It literally fits in the palm of my hand. It is a great camera for someone who is just beginning in this vlogging world. Fresh out of the box, you can appreciate the features it has. It’s small enough that it can be carried anywhere it is definitely smaller than my cell phone. It has a built-in stand, which is very practical when recording videos or taking photos. The camera screen can be flipped to selfie mode. It has a touchscreen making it easier to navigate through all the menu options. The Microphone is located on top of the camera, this design is way better so it doesn’t interfere with any add-on devices such as an additional microphone or tripods/stand.
The recording button is what I liked the most. It’s located in front of the camera. Any side you decide to record you always have easy access to the recording button.
The Canon Powershot uses a micro sd card.
The quality of the video recording is beautiful and the way it captures the sound is also great.
The connectivity between the video camera and the computer is also very smooth, there’s no need to download extra software or anything like that. Once you plug it in using the USB-C it rapidly downloads all your media.
The app is a must to have, there you can easy connect the camera and opens a variety of options such as doing Live streams, Remote Live View shooting and also Import your videos and photos as well as the camera user guide.
The one thing I strongly believe they really messed up was leaving out the zooming in and out during a recording. There is an option to zoom but its before you start the recording. Very weird thing to do. I was very frustrated at first trying to figure this out and then turns out it’s not available. Other than that, this camera has it all to start or continue your vlogging career or just have fun with it!

Camera photos and videos is of good quality makes skin smooth. Good results when posted on fb and instagram.

I absolutely loved this camera for the first month. I brought it everywhere. It slowly began taking over some of my tediously bulky gear. I was so happy. Fast forwrd to today. I am at a shoot, I hand the camera to the client so rhey can get POV footage and take some candids with it as it is so easy to use. The camera took some images and froze. Screen is on on but blank, none of the buttons or touch screen will respond. Called Canon, they invited me to call back Tuesday. Best Buy says on my profile I have now missed the return window. I bought it July 26 and the return window apparently ended August 10th. So now I am stuck with a state of art paperweight neither Cannon nor Best Buy will stand behind. I highly recommed rhe Canon V10 if you want to get incredibly frustrated, upset your clients, feel like you got duped. I have included an Shot of the Powershot doing what it does best, holding down paper from breezes. A rock does the same and will not cause the frustration buying a Canon V10 from Best Buy will. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND RUN!

The PowerShot V10 is a surprisingly useful device although Canon is going to have a difficult time convincing Vloggers to put down their smartphones.
The PowerShot series has come a LONG way since it was released in 1996. And just as Digital Cameras decimated the film camera market, Cell Phones have made stand alone digital cameras nearly obsolete. The PowerShot V10 feels a bit like a last ditch effort for digital cameras to remain relevant – but the camera is more than nostalgic fun, it is actually quite good.
The camera is geared towards vlogging and is appropriately portable while also being feature rich. The flip up screen is rather small, but is surprisingly useful – especially as it boasts touchscreen functionality which genuinely aids in quick intuitive navigation of features, settings, filter options, etc. Unfortunately the screen always faces outward and without any included case or storage bag – it is prone to scratches and scuffs when placed in a pocket or purse.
The build in kickstand is actually great and allows the camera to sit in a variety of useful positions. Unlike a smartphone, the V10 can prop itself up or can be easily attached to any ring light, tripod, or camera mount. The kickstand is plastic, but is strong, rugged, and folds away protecting it from damage.
What I like about the camera:
+ Simple and easy to use
+ 4K video at 30 frames per second looks great!
+ Films appropriately in landscape (as all video should be!)
+ Object tracking is simple to use and is quite good!
+ Digital Image Stabilization is decent
+ Automatic Modes work well (You don’t need to be a settings guru)
+ Internal Mics work very well
+ Inputs are useful: Micro HDMI, USB-C, and MIC port
+ Can be used as a webcam via the USB-C port
+ Portable with good (rechargeable) battery life
+ Touchscreen makes menu navigation simple
+ Feels well made and much more durable than a Smartphone
+ Syncs / Pairs with smartphones in a way that is truly useful and convenient
What I don’t like:
– No flash (or integrated lighting)
– Seems to get hot and nearly overheat when filming
– No lens cap or lens cover. Lens is exposed to dirt and scratching.
– Absolutely NO internal memory
– Screen cannot pivot (or flip around so that it can close inward – to protect the screen)
– Filters are lame
I remain unsure if younger generations will recognize the value of the V10, but I pray that the PowerShot can covertly sabotage the absurd trend of filming everything in the upright portrait position. VIDEO SHOULD BE FILMED IN LANDSCAPE!
The PowerShot V10 is a bit pricey when you consider that every single user already has a cell phone with many of the same features. But, there are already rumors of a PowerShot V100 also geared towards content creators – so hopefully the PowerShot line will continue to be successful in the years to come.