Neat, compact and light at 570g this DSLR from the Japanese camera colossus gives you stunning 18-megapixel shots, thanks to a CMOS sensor and 14-bit image processing. Beginners and the inept are catered for with an automatic shooting mode, but there’s also a huge depth of features for the more adventurous/talented, Full-HD video is also in its arsenal.
Canon’s PowershotA495, replacing the A480 model, is about as cheap as the company’s cameras get. It feels plastic but image quality is what counts and we found the results from this pocket camera were comparable with the better-built, more expensive.
This Canon camera is o killer in the entry-level segment. Without too much effort, you will get good images for your album. It has an easy to use interface, bigger controls and numerous automatic modes. A few of the latest features are borrowed from its siblings in the higher IXUS range. These include the Smart Auto (detects the surroundings and changes the camera settings automatically), Smart Flash Exposure (automatically triggers the flash when the light is low), Face Self Timer, automatic red eye correction (remember to activate it first via the on-board menu screens).
Specs: 10 MP sensor; 3x optical zoom,- 2.5-inch LCD; SD memory card, SDHC memory and Multimedia Card support; standard alkaline battery; 135 gm
Clad in a matte black finish (also available in glossy white and steel silver color), this digicam’s sophisticated styling and minimalist design will make people nod their head in appreciation. The spec sheet looks boring at first glance 10 MP sensor, 3.8x optical zoom, 3-inch LCD but its capabilities get unfurled once you start using it. The latest HS system and the better F/2.0 lens capture great images even in low light. This compact has the usual auto modes like Indoors, Kids & Pets, Night Snapshot, Portrait, Smart Shutter, while those who would like to fiddle around with the settings would be pleased with the efficient Program mode.
Specs: 10MP; 3.8x optical zoom; 3-inch LCD; SD and MMC card support; 3648 x 2736 pixels; HD recording; Fish-eye and Miniature effect; 175 gm
This DSLR is not meant only for Canon aficionados but all serious amateurs who like to experiment. This is no Canon EOS 7D but it does pick up several features from its posher brother and this simply adds to its desirability. A feather in the 550D’s cap is its Full HD video recording capability. And if you want to get the best out of the device we would strongly suggest you avoid the provided kits lens and get a better one.
Canon’s optics has been virtually infallible for decades. What began tentatively now sees culmination in the 60D’s HD video capabilities. Its 16 MP rated sensor captures 1080p videos like a pro, making it excellent for both stills and moving pictures.
Specs: 18 MP sensor; 18-55 mm lens, interchangeable; Full HD video recording; 3-inch swivel out screen; 6400 ISO level; 675 gm
Canon PowerShot SD600 is featured with 6 mega pixels camera available with 2.5 inches large display screen. This model is available with 3x optical zoom lenses ensures good quality images. This model also consumes 35 percent less power as compared to other models. This digital camera supports high speed 2.0 connectivity for fast transfer of data. This model supports 23 different languages and digital print order format for excellent print quality.
This model is powered by lithium ion rechargeable battery for long battery backup. Extra feature of the model includes speakers and built in microphones for good sound quality. This model is available with 32 MB internal memory and compatible for all operating systems.
The Canon PowerShot 600 shows important characteristics that provide some advantages such as excellent image quality, top-notch build quality and quick performance. The disadvantages are highlighted by the fact that the camera ensures only the basic feature set. But, even though this camera does not allow users to enjoy any highly developed technologies, it definitely delivers a strong performance and quality photos. The Canon PowerShot 600 provides a max resolution of 832 x 608 pixels, CCD sensor, ISO rating of 100, normal and macro focus range, On, Off and Auto flash modes, self timer and 1MB internal storage space. All these features provide a basic camera that can satisfy the needs of any amateur photographer, without matching professional demands.
The Canon PowerShot 350 ensures a standard resolution of 640 x 480. It also provides the basic features of a camera, which do not include viewfinder. As well, the shutter speed is quite low, thing that clearly shows that Canon PowerShot 350 cannot keep up with action photography. This camera highlights image storage compressing options, CCD sensor, a stabile ISO rating of 120, tele zoom of 42 mm, normal focus range of 70 cm, white balance override and variable flash modes which include Red-Eye Reduction, Off, On and Auto modes. The professional photographers consider that the quality levels cover the average photography needs which are enhanced by live view characteristics.
The 4 megapixel CCD image sensor equipped Canon PowerShot G2 is a compact digital camera. The camera can produce the image resolutions of 2272 by 1704, 1600 by 1200, 1024 by 768 and 640 by 480 pixels. The canon lens of the camera has capability to provide 3X zooming capabilities. The camera has 1.8 inch Vari-Angle color LCD display screen with the viewfinder feature. The camera has ISO sensitivity of 50, 100, 200 or 400. The camera also has various features such as Aperture-priority, shutter-priority and proragm AE. The camera features noise reduction for the longer time exposure. The camera has movie mode for the video recording with audio at QVGA and Q2VGA resolutions.
