This is a very short comparison of the Canon XA10 and the Sony HDR-CX700 concerning their lowlight abilities. BTW: The Canon XA10 uses the same sensor like the HF G10 and the XF100. The Sony CX-690 and the CX-700 have the same video chip. Results should be the same for each model (XA10 = HF G10 = XF100; CX-700 = CX-690)..
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Filmed in December of 2011 with a Sony HDR-CX700 Watch in 1080p or 720p for better quality Relive the enchantment of Disney's classic film, Dumbo. Jump in one of the animal cage cars or ornate sleighs. Follow the brave engine Casey Jr. as he battles up the hill and chugs around Storybook Land. Enjoy a birds-eye view of the magical miniature castles, villages and lush gardens seen from the Storybook Land Canal Boats. It's full steam ahead! History The Casey Jr. Circus Train was one of the original Disneyland Park attractions from 1955. The sleigh-style train cars were transplanted from the merry-go-round that later became King Arthur Carrousel. The classic theme song for the ride was written by Frank Churchill and Ned Washington, who also worked on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Pinocchio.
Filmed in December on a Sony HDR-CX700 and includes off-ride, queue line and POV footage. Watch in 1080p or 720p for best quality. Start screaming as your tear through the air on this totally tubular thrill ride! It might look like a turn-of-the-century coaster, but this state-of-the-art steel superstructure is ready to rock you in the 21st century. The Launch Buckle up in a coaster car with up to 3 other passengers and enjoy an easy jaunt to the launch site. It's the last quiet moment you have before you hear: "Launch in five, four, three, two, ONE!" The Ride Blast up the steep incline to an altitude of almost 120 feet, then take the plunge downward! Catapult past the waves splashing against the rock jetty of Paradise Bay before you swoop, swirl, dip and curl. Shoot into the sky blue "scream tube" and then twist and turn until you reach a brief lull at the peak. Catch your breath for half a second before diving into the loop-de-loop that winds 360 degrees around the blazing sunburst... Do you dare ride the longest and fastest roller coaster at the Disneyland Resort? The Construction Reminiscent of the coasters built before the 1930s, California Screamin' rips around Paradise Pier on steel tracks that cover a distance of almost 1-1/8 miles. Thousands of steel towers, struts and beams comprise the gleaming white structure that coils around other attractions on the Pier. Your Belongings You can store your loose belongings — such as hats, glasses and purses — in the storage ...
