Canon IXUS 310 HS
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15 years ago
Canon PowerShot Elph 500 HS review
The Canon PowerShot Elph 500 HS is essentially a touchscreen-operated version of another very good Canon camera, the PowerShot SD4000 IS, with a few extras added. Thanks to its standout image quality, versatile shooting features, well-done UI, and bright F2.0 lens, it's an excellent choice for...
14 years ago
Canon IXUS 310 HS compact camera
Canon has been at the forefront of camera manufacturing for a long time. They have excelled in manufacturing cameras in compact, prosumer and DSLR segments. They are the company that have been paving the way for innovation in camera technology and continue to set the standard.
14 years ago
Canon PowerShot ELPH 500 HS
Pros : Backlit sensor; High Resolution screen; Touchscreen interface; 24mm equivalent wide-angle zoom; Full HD video.
Pros:
- 12.1-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor, Outstanding 3.2-inch LCD screen rated 461K dots, Compact size with 4.4x optical zoom lens, 24-105mm eq
- lens is very wide with reasonable telephoto reach, Excellent low-light shooter, Optical image stabilization, Tack-sharp stills, Usable prints at all ISOs, Fun...
Cons:
- Tiny
- hard-edged zoom toggle switch
- Below average battery life
- Noticeable chromatic aberration
- especially at wide angle
- 24 fps videos a bit jerky
- Mics exaggerate wind noise
- LCD adjustment buried in menu system
- Heavy softening in upper right corner at wide angle
- Sluggish 1.6 fps burst mode at
14 years ago
Canon IXUS 310 HS
Tweet While we love and turn to our smartphone camera as much as the next photographer when a quick and casual snap is called for, there's still something to be said for an ergonomic, solid and dedicated compact camera that captures our hearts. Canon's IXUS 310 HS does exactly that.
Pros:
- Abundance of features
- Excellent quality
- Superb design and build
Cons:
- Flash close to the edge
- Camera became warm with use
13 years ago
Canon PowerShot ELPH 500 HS
Canon goes after the smartphone crowd with a pocketable wide-angle lens and a large touchscreen interface. Low light performance is good, and gets better with the company's Handheld NightScene mode.
Pros:
- 12.1-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor, Outstanding 3.2-inch LCD screen rated 461K dots, Compact size with 4.4x optical zoom lens, 24-105mm eq
- lens is very wide with reasonable telephoto reach, Excellent low-light shooter, Optical image stabilization, Tack-sharp stills, Usable prints at all ISOs, Fun...
Cons:
- Tiny
- hard-edged zoom toggle switch
- Below average battery life
- Noticeable chromatic aberration
- especially at wide angle
- 24 fps videos a bit jerky
- Mics exaggerate wind noise
- LCD adjustment buried in menu system
- Heavy softening in upper right corner at wide angle
- Sluggish 1.6 fps burst mode at
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