- Hey there, Caleb Wojcik of DIY Video Guy here
and this video I'm going to unbox the Canon XC10.
Which is actually a pretty solid option for people that
maybe are shooting on DSLRs or only want to shoot video
and don't need stills.
Because it has a built in fixed lens,
it has this little loop viewfinder thing that you can hold
it up to your eye and shoot with.
It has really good image stabilization and
it's kind of like a mini C100 that shoots 4K,
at a fraction of the price.
So I'm gonna unbox in this video.
We'll do a full review later,
you can go ahead and watch that, up here.
But lets go ahead and see what it comes with.
Alright lets open it up.
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So this uses a CFAST 2.0 cards,
so they actually include one for you.
These things are pretty expensive,
so this is only a 64 gig,
but it's nice that they include one
as well as a card reader.
Because most people don't have CFAST 2 cards
or CFAST 2 card readers.
So it's good they include those.
Then you have your warranty and your manual.
Something I always end up reading if I buy a camera.
Opening it up further,
you have this looks like part of the AC adapter.
You get a little camera strap that tells people that want to
steal it, what camera model it is.
This looks like a battery,
and this is an LP-E6N,
which is one of the newer versions of the same batteries
that go into 70Ds, 5Ds,
6Ds, all the Ds.
See what else is in here.
This looks like the other half of the AC power adapter,
that this goes with.
So you can run it off wall power if you want.
This is a little USB cord,
if you want to offload directly from the camera.
This looks like an HDMI cable down to the smaller size
that's actually on the side of this camera,
so that's helpful.
You get one of their little remote controls,
so you can push record and have it play
without having to actually be next to the camera.
And this camera is kind of built for,
photojournalists who have to go out into the field
and record themselves doing stuff,
and also take stills.
So this thing can take photos,
but it's mainly meant for the video features.
This is the loop that goes on the back of the XC10.
And its actually a viewfinder with the diopter here to make
sure it's in focus when you're looking through it.
And this is one of the coolest parts because it actually
attaches to the back of the camera.
Also, it comes with a little lens hood here.
Helps with flares and things like that.
And then I think the last thing is,
the actual camera body,
with the fixed lens
here.
And this thing's actually pretty small.
It's almost smaller than a DSLR,
and it has the,
attached lens on here.
The zoom goes from 24 millimeter to 240,
which is the 35 millimeter equivalent.
So, that's pretty wide to pretty zoomed in.
It has a screen on the back here that flips up,
and kind of flips down about 45 degrees.
Here is where the CFAST card goes
and then also you can put a little SD card to,
I believe record proxy files.
And then this has a little handle here
with the different modes.
Magnification, record, on/off, playback,
and then you have your mic ports here,
your HDMI, USB, changing your focus,
push-auto focus, and other things.
This screen here on the back is touch screen,
and is pretty useful from what I've seen
and been able to use it doing.
And then this joystick will help you navigate menus
as well if you don't want to use the touchscreen.
So, batteries go in here,
regular tripod mounts,
and that's about it for the XC10.
So, I think that's everything.
Did I miss anything, Tim?
No, no, don't see anything?
Okay, cool, so that's it.
XC10.
Basically you get a battery,
memory card, memory card reader,
chargers, things like that.
So be on the look-out for the review of the XC10
in the coming weeks,
I'm going to test it out.
I think it's gonna be actually a pretty good B-Cam
to my Canon C100 Mark II.
Being able to shoot in 4K with some
really stabilized footage,
and it's so small that I think that this is going to be
really great for someone that wants to make a lot of videos
while they're travelling.
So, be on the look-out for the review coming soon,
and I'll see you there.
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