Canon Powershot Zoom, a new unique point-and-shoot monocular camera, has been launched in the United States. The product was launched after testing in Japan under a crowdfunding scheme. It basically acts as a telescope, allowing users to zoom in over a large distance and allows you to take pictures and videos of the subject being zoomed. The company says that this digital camera is useful for capturing your child’s facial expressions while watching games at sports stadiums, watching birds, and even when they are on stage.
Canon Powershot Zoom Price
The Canon Powershot Zoom is priced at $ 299.99 (approximately Rs. 21,900) in the US and is expected to be available by the end of November, The Verge reports. It comes in a single white color option. It is noteworthy that no pricing or launch details have yet been listed on the company’s U.S. website.
Canon Powershot Zoom Specification, Features
The Canon PowerShot Zoom has a three-way one-touch switchable button that lets you see 100mm to 400mm optical zoom and up to 800mm digital zoom. Camera features include autofocus, face tracking and optical image stabilization. It has a 12-megapixel CMOS sensor that is 1/3-inch in size and comes with a variable aperture of f / 5.6 to f / 6.3. This means the camera probably won’t produce great quality night shots.
Canon notes that PowerShot Zoom will also allow users to capture full-HD 30p videos. It has a 0.39-inch OLED-based electronic viewfinder (EVF) with about 2.36 million dots. The camera weighs 145 grams.
Users can connect the camera to the Canon Camera Connect app and use their mobile phone as a remote live view to see what’s being seen through the camera’s viewfinder. The app allows you to easily transfer photos and videos from PowerShot Zoom to phone. The camera supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and has a microSD card slot for storing content. The Canon Powershot has a USB Type-C port for zoom charging and comes with a built-in microphone support.
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