CANON PowerShot SX200 IS Digital cameras

CANON PowerShot SX200 IS - With a wide-angle 28mm lens and 12x zoom, the compact PowerShot SX200 IS captures landscapes or distant subjects in stunning detail. Other exciting features inc (...) See more See less

lude Smart Auto mode and HD video shooting. Features - 28mm wide-angle 12x optical zoom - 12.1 MP - Compact design in three colours - Fast DIGIC 4 processing - Smart Auto with Scene Detection Technology - Motion Detection Technology - Face Detection Technology - 3.0� LCD - HD movies and HDMI connection - Manual Control mode Wide-angle super zoom in your pocket. 28mm wide-angle 12x optical zoom Capture more in your frame with a powerful and compact 12x wide-angle (28mm) optical zoom lens. Canon�s lens-based optical Image Stabilizer Technology counteracts camera shake, for crisp, blur-free images throughout the zoom range. 12.1 Megapixels With a 12.1 MP sensor, you can capture every scene in vivid detail print up to A2 size, or crop to achieve a desired composition without losing the detail necessary for large prints. Compact design in three colours With compact proportions that make it an ideal travel camera, the PowerShot SX200 IS has a sleek aluminium design that feels great to hold. It comes in a choice of three classic colours: black, blue or red. High speed DIGIC 4 processing Canon�s DIGIC 4 processor drives exceptional processing speeds, responsive operation, superb image quality and colour reproduction. Advanced Noise Reduction ensures richly detailed, clean images, even at high ISO speeds. Scene Detection Technology for effortless ease In Smart Auto mode the camera uses intelligent Scene Detection Technology to determine subject brightness, contrast, distance and overall hue and selects optimum settings accordingly. Easy mode deactivates all buttons except flash and reduces on-screen icons for ultra-simple shooting. Anti-blur The PowerShot SX200 IS combats blur with Motion Detection Technology. Activated in Smart Auto and Easy modes, a range of technologies ascertain movement of both camera and subject. The optimum ISO is then automatically se (Description excerpted from: 4 All Clients)