CANON PowerShot SX120 IS Digital cameras

CANON PowerShot SX120 IS - Ideal for family days out, the 10.0 MP PowerShot SX120 IS brings distant subjects into view with a 10x image-stabilised lens. Smart Auto and Easy modes allow al (...) See more See less

l the family to take great shots. Features 10.0 MP 10x zoom with optical IS Smart Auto and Easy modes with Scene Detection Technology Large 3.0” LCD DIGIC 4 Face Detection Technology Motion Detection Technology i-Contrast Shooting modes including Full Manual control VGA movies with sound Family-friendly. Serious zoom. 10.0 Megapixels The compact, easy-to-use PowerShot SX120 IS uses a 10.0 Megapixel sensor – capturing enough detail for poster-size prints or creative cropping. 10x optical zoom with optical IS With a 10x optical zoom, it’s easy to fill the frame with a distant subject. Canon’s optical Image Stabilizer counteracts the effect of camera shake, ensuring crisp blur-free results throughout the zoom range. Smart Auto and Easy mode Designed to let everyone take great shots, Smart Auto mode analyses subject brightness, contrast, distance and hue. Intelligent Scene Detection Technology then selects the scene type from 18 variables, applying the best settings for optimum output. Easy mode deactivates all buttons except flash and reduces on-screen icons, for fuss-free, simple shooting. Large 3.0” LCD A clear and bright 3.0” LCD screen with wide viewing angle makes framing and reviewing shots a pleasure. DIGIC 4 Canon’s DIGIC 4 processor delivers ultra-fast camera operation, superb colour reproduction, and advanced noise reduction – for cleaner-looking shots at higher ISO speeds. Face Detection Technology For perfect portraits, the PowerShot SX120 IS features Canon Face Detection Technology. Face Select & Track lets you select a particular face as the principal subject in a photo, while FaceSelf-Timer makes group photos easy – taking a shot after an extra face enters the frame. Anti-blur The PowerShot SX120 IS combats blur with Motion Detection Technology, which uses several advanced methods to determine camera and subject movement. ISO settings are then (Description excerpted from: Waltersphotovideo)