Archive for the 'Canon Digital Cameras' Category

Canon announced its range of 12 megapixel cameras in 2009. Almost all of them are in the Power Shot series. The camera in this review is the Canon Power Shot SX200 IS. It is the company’s first attempt at launching a pocket size super-zoom camera.

The camera is fairly lightweight for a device having the vast number of features that it has. It is being sold for $329.99 by Canon. The camera has a unique design wherein its flash pops out of the main body as soon as it powers up. Many users may find this undesirable especially in situations where they don’t need a flash. They would ideally want to let the flash sit in its place when they are not using it.

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For camera lovers, Canon PowerShot SX1 IS is easily recognizable because of its close resemblance to the SX10. Like the SX10, the SX1 IS boasts the same 28-560mm lens and looks similar to the earlier version, in many ways. But, as far as performance is concerned, the PowerShot SX1 IS is certainly worthy of consideration.

The Powershot SX10IS offers an amazing 20x optical zoom. This allows people to capture various intriguing shots of the same subject. The lens of the SX10IS is designed to exploit the high zoom strength of the camera. With an ultra high refraction lens, as well as UD glass, the pictures captured by SX10 IS are guaranteed to be as accurate as they are vivid.

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Canon Power Shot SD1200 ELPH - we can describe it as exuberant, stylish and innovative that takes you to a new level of creativity while taking pictures. If you want to see a smiling and beautiful picture of yours, this digital camera is an inspired medium of visual expression and softness that you can almost feel. It is adorably small and is available in six excellent colors i.e. silver, dark gray, orange, green, pink, and blue.It has a smart AUTO Mode that intelligently selects the proper setting for the camera based on different shooting situations. It has DIGIC 4 image processor with a face detection self-timer and red-eye correction.

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If you want a camera with which you can take pictures like a pro, you can safely turn to the amazing Canon PowerShot A1000 IS. It is lightweight and compact, and a camera that you are sure to fall in love with. You can use this in the complete automatic mode. For those who truly love photography, there are other options too.

Actually this is a new model to the PowerShot range, which has become extremely popular today. Traditionally, these cameras have offered great value because of the affordable price and the exciting features. But this model is a step above. It comes with image stabilization features, a viewfinder and flash. And there are exciting colors you can choose from.

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Canon PowerShot SX10 IS is a successor to Canon PowerShot SX5 model. This newest model in the Canon S-series has an optical zoom of 20 x and a resolution of 10 MP. Its 10 MP resolution allows you to easily take poster size prints of your pictures.

Its DIGIC 4 processor is smart and powerful. You can even click very fast moving shots with it. The pictures are clear and noise free. The color balance is perfect.

This model weights 2.3 oz and is bigger than the previous model in the S-series. It has an excellent grip. It has 2.5 inch rotating LCD screen, which has a resolution of 230,000 dots. The ISO sensitivity of the camera ranges from 80 to 1600.

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Canon PowerShot G10 is the new kid on the block in Canon G-series. This CCD sensor camera has a 5 x optical zoom and resolution of 14.7 MP. It has a wide angled-28mm zoom lens with optical image stabilization, which makes it a photographer’s delight. These features allow you to shoot sharp pictures without any blurs.

This camera weighs 14.1 ounces. Its dimensions are 4.30 x 3.06 x 1.81 inch. If you compare this model with G9, you will find that Canon has stretched the dimensions of this model from all sides. The LCD screen of 3 inches has a resolution of 461,000 dots. Its shutter speed varies between 15 s to 1/4000 s. The sensitivity varies from ISO 100 to ISO 1600.

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