Canon already outed a set of superzoom cameras just before Photokina 2012, however it works out the organization wasn't done contributing to its PowerShot family. First, we've the PowerShot G15, with a 28 - 140mm wide position f/1.8 - f/2.8 lens, 12.1 megapixel sensor and Canon's DIGIC 5 image processor. Its sensor includes a max 12,800 ISO, shoots RAW stills and records 1080p video, and you may view your subjects while using optical viewfinder or even the 3-inch, 922,000 us dot LCD around the back. It replaces the G12 in Canon's selection if this continues purchase for $500 this October.
The PowerShot S110 replaces the S100, and like this camera, it's a 12.1-megapixel sensor, max 12,800 ISO as well as an f/2. lens. Unlike its predecessor, however, it has a 3-inch, 461,000 us dot capacitive touch screen around the back and cast off Gps navigation in support of Wi-fi compatability. That wireless capacity allows the S110 pull Gps navigation data for geotagging from Android or iOS products using Canon's CameraWindow application and share pics and vids on the internet. It will RAW shooting, includes a 10fps burst mode and records 1080p 24fps video too. It'll are available in both black and whitened versions running $450 if this continues purchase the following month.
Lastly, there is the PowerShot SX50 HS superzoom camera. It packs a 24-1200mm, f/3.4 - f/6.5 lens and optical image stabilization to make sure obvious shots even while using the camera's full 50x zoom capacity. Such as the SX40 HS is replaces, it features a hotshoe along with a 12.1-megapixel sensor. It features a max 6,400 ISO and like its new PowerShot mates, it features a 10fps burst mode, shoots RAW photos and 1080p video. The SX50 HS can be purchased in October for $480.
Gallery: Canon PowerShot G15, S110 and SX50 HS press shots
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