Showing posts with label Canon IXUS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canon IXUS. Show all posts

Friday, 18 February 2011

Quick review of new Canon Ixus and Powershot


Canon has launched three new cameras in its Ixus and Powershot series.

The new Ixus model, the Ixus 310 HS is a stylish compact shooter with a 12.1-megaxpixel CMOS sensor.

The Ixus comes with a new HS or "High Sensitivity" system that allows users to take sharper and better photos in low light conditions, Canon said.

It is also designed to allow users to snap photos with low noise levels while retaining accurate colour reproduction.


Interestingly, the Ixus 310 HS has a 3.2in wide touchscreen panel that features touchAF, where users can select a point to focus on just by touching the screen.

It comes with a 24mm wide-angle lens that has a 4.4x optical zoom with optical image stabiliser.
For better low light photography, the Ixus 310 HS has a wide f/2.0 aperture for snapping at faster shutter speeds, the company said.

Other notable highlights include full HD movie recording and manual shooting functions such as Aperture and Shutter Priority.


Powershot charge
Canon also introduced two new Powershot cameras - the Powershot SX230 HS and Powershot A3300 IS.
The Powershot SX230 HS is a 12.1-megapixel camera with a 28mm wide-angle lens that has a long reaching 14x optical zoom complete with optical image stabiliser.

The camera has a large 3in LCD screen for framing and reviewing photos.

Unique to the SX230 HS is a built-in GPS with geo-tagging function for easy tagging and identification of photos with location names.

It also has Full HD movie recording at 1,920 x 1,080-pixel resolution with stereo sound.
A new Movie Digest feature is also available on the Ixus and Powershot cameras.

This feature basically allows users to capture a still photo and a four-second movie clip with one click.

The company said this feature would give users the opportunity to relive the story behind each photo.

Movie Digest also automatically compiles the day's events into a short movie so users can easily share the highlights of their day on YouTube or Facebook.

Users looking for a value-for-money camera may want to take a look at Canon's new A-series camera, the A3300 IS.

Equipped with a 28mm wide angle lens with 5x optical zoom, the 16-megapixel shooter has a Dynamic Image Stabiliser for steadying telephoto shots.

The camera is targeted at beginners with its Live View Control feature that provides user-friendly terms for altering camera settings like brightness and colour saturation.

The A3300 IS also comes with a new Discreet mode that turns the camera's autofocus assist beam, sound and flash off at the press of a button.

That's not all, the camera is also capable of recording 1,280 x 720-pixel HD videos.
New Smart Auto

Canon's newly improved Smart Auto mode is also available across all three of the new cameras. It now detects up to 32 different scenes and intelligently adjusts the exposure and settings for varied scenarios.

The highlight of the new Smart Auto mode is its advanced subject detection that allows the camera to detect and track even non-human moving subjects while keeping subjects in focus and correctly exposed.

Quick review of new Canon Ixus and Powershot


Canon has launched three new cameras in its Ixus and Powershot series.

The new Ixus model, the Ixus 310 HS is a stylish compact shooter with a 12.1-megaxpixel CMOS sensor.

The Ixus comes with a new HS or "High Sensitivity" system that allows users to take sharper and better photos in low light conditions, Canon said.

It is also designed to allow users to snap photos with low noise levels while retaining accurate colour reproduction.


Interestingly, the Ixus 310 HS has a 3.2in wide touchscreen panel that features touchAF, where users can select a point to focus on just by touching the screen.

It comes with a 24mm wide-angle lens that has a 4.4x optical zoom with optical image stabiliser.
For better low light photography, the Ixus 310 HS has a wide f/2.0 aperture for snapping at faster shutter speeds, the company said.

Other notable highlights include full HD movie recording and manual shooting functions such as Aperture and Shutter Priority.


Powershot charge
Canon also introduced two new Powershot cameras - the Powershot SX230 HS and Powershot A3300 IS.
The Powershot SX230 HS is a 12.1-megapixel camera with a 28mm wide-angle lens that has a long reaching 14x optical zoom complete with optical image stabiliser.

The camera has a large 3in LCD screen for framing and reviewing photos.

Unique to the SX230 HS is a built-in GPS with geo-tagging function for easy tagging and identification of photos with location names.

It also has Full HD movie recording at 1,920 x 1,080-pixel resolution with stereo sound.
A new Movie Digest feature is also available on the Ixus and Powershot cameras.

This feature basically allows users to capture a still photo and a four-second movie clip with one click.

The company said this feature would give users the opportunity to relive the story behind each photo.

Movie Digest also automatically compiles the day's events into a short movie so users can easily share the highlights of their day on YouTube or Facebook.

Users looking for a value-for-money camera may want to take a look at Canon's new A-series camera, the A3300 IS.

Equipped with a 28mm wide angle lens with 5x optical zoom, the 16-megapixel shooter has a Dynamic Image Stabiliser for steadying telephoto shots.

The camera is targeted at beginners with its Live View Control feature that provides user-friendly terms for altering camera settings like brightness and colour saturation.

The A3300 IS also comes with a new Discreet mode that turns the camera's autofocus assist beam, sound and flash off at the press of a button.

That's not all, the camera is also capable of recording 1,280 x 720-pixel HD videos.
New Smart Auto

Canon's newly improved Smart Auto mode is also available across all three of the new cameras. It now detects up to 32 different scenes and intelligently adjusts the exposure and settings for varied scenarios.

The highlight of the new Smart Auto mode is its advanced subject detection that allows the camera to detect and track even non-human moving subjects while keeping subjects in focus and correctly exposed.

Quick review of new Canon Ixus and Powershot


Canon has launched three new cameras in its Ixus and Powershot series.

The new Ixus model, the Ixus 310 HS is a stylish compact shooter with a 12.1-megaxpixel CMOS sensor.

The Ixus comes with a new HS or "High Sensitivity" system that allows users to take sharper and better photos in low light conditions, Canon said.

It is also designed to allow users to snap photos with low noise levels while retaining accurate colour reproduction.


Interestingly, the Ixus 310 HS has a 3.2in wide touchscreen panel that features touchAF, where users can select a point to focus on just by touching the screen.

It comes with a 24mm wide-angle lens that has a 4.4x optical zoom with optical image stabiliser.
For better low light photography, the Ixus 310 HS has a wide f/2.0 aperture for snapping at faster shutter speeds, the company said.

Other notable highlights include full HD movie recording and manual shooting functions such as Aperture and Shutter Priority.


Powershot charge
Canon also introduced two new Powershot cameras - the Powershot SX230 HS and Powershot A3300 IS.
The Powershot SX230 HS is a 12.1-megapixel camera with a 28mm wide-angle lens that has a long reaching 14x optical zoom complete with optical image stabiliser.

The camera has a large 3in LCD screen for framing and reviewing photos.

Unique to the SX230 HS is a built-in GPS with geo-tagging function for easy tagging and identification of photos with location names.

It also has Full HD movie recording at 1,920 x 1,080-pixel resolution with stereo sound.
A new Movie Digest feature is also available on the Ixus and Powershot cameras.

This feature basically allows users to capture a still photo and a four-second movie clip with one click.

The company said this feature would give users the opportunity to relive the story behind each photo.

Movie Digest also automatically compiles the day's events into a short movie so users can easily share the highlights of their day on YouTube or Facebook.

Users looking for a value-for-money camera may want to take a look at Canon's new A-series camera, the A3300 IS.

Equipped with a 28mm wide angle lens with 5x optical zoom, the 16-megapixel shooter has a Dynamic Image Stabiliser for steadying telephoto shots.

The camera is targeted at beginners with its Live View Control feature that provides user-friendly terms for altering camera settings like brightness and colour saturation.

The A3300 IS also comes with a new Discreet mode that turns the camera's autofocus assist beam, sound and flash off at the press of a button.

That's not all, the camera is also capable of recording 1,280 x 720-pixel HD videos.
New Smart Auto

Canon's newly improved Smart Auto mode is also available across all three of the new cameras. It now detects up to 32 different scenes and intelligently adjusts the exposure and settings for varied scenarios.

The highlight of the new Smart Auto mode is its advanced subject detection that allows the camera to detect and track even non-human moving subjects while keeping subjects in focus and correctly exposed.

Thursday, 4 November 2010

Quick Review of Canon Ixus 1000 HS

If you still want a big zoom range, but don't want the bulk of the SX30 IS, then the Ixus 1000 HS is it - it has a very nice 10x zoom lens equivalent to a 36-360mm lens in 35mm film format, yet is just 22.3mm thick.
The Ixus 1000 HS has a 10-megapixel image sensor and also features Canon's HS System which allows for ISO settings from 125 to 3,200.
Ixus 1000 HS
One notable feature apart from the long zoom range is the 1080p Full HD video recording with stereo sound.
All the usual shooting modes are present, including Smart Auto mode as well as a plethora of Scene modes, including a Handheld Night Scene which allows for low-light shooting without a tripod.
The Ixus 1000 HS has a recommended retail price of USD 466 ++

Quick Review of Canon Ixus 1000 HS

If you still want a big zoom range, but don't want the bulk of the SX30 IS, then the Ixus 1000 HS is it - it has a very nice 10x zoom lens equivalent to a 36-360mm lens in 35mm film format, yet is just 22.3mm thick.
The Ixus 1000 HS has a 10-megapixel image sensor and also features Canon's HS System which allows for ISO settings from 125 to 3,200.
Ixus 1000 HS
One notable feature apart from the long zoom range is the 1080p Full HD video recording with stereo sound.
All the usual shooting modes are present, including Smart Auto mode as well as a plethora of Scene modes, including a Handheld Night Scene which allows for low-light shooting without a tripod.
The Ixus 1000 HS has a recommended retail price of USD 466 ++

Quick Review of Canon Ixus 1000 HS

If you still want a big zoom range, but don't want the bulk of the SX30 IS, then the Ixus 1000 HS is it - it has a very nice 10x zoom lens equivalent to a 36-360mm lens in 35mm film format, yet is just 22.3mm thick.
The Ixus 1000 HS has a 10-megapixel image sensor and also features Canon's HS System which allows for ISO settings from 125 to 3,200.
Ixus 1000 HS
One notable feature apart from the long zoom range is the 1080p Full HD video recording with stereo sound.
All the usual shooting modes are present, including Smart Auto mode as well as a plethora of Scene modes, including a Handheld Night Scene which allows for low-light shooting without a tripod.
The Ixus 1000 HS has a recommended retail price of USD 466 ++