Canon announces the EOS 1200D and Powershot SXC700 HS
Canon announces two new consumer cameras, the EOS 1200D ( Rebel T5 ), an entry level DSLR and Powershot SXC700 HS, a compact superzoom with the 30X objective. In addition to the G1X Mark II, there are another news of the day to Canon.
The compact high-end product that stands out for the quality of the sensor and advanced features, it is also accompanied by the launch 1200D, heir to the popular entry level SLR EOS 1100D and a superzoom compact the PowerShot SX700 HS.
The most interesting detail is the APS-C CMOS sensor 18 megapixel already seen on many other Canon products, besides the DIGIC 4 processors. The camera has a 9-point autofocus system, continuous shooting at up to three frames per second with sensitivity ranging from 100 to 6400 ISO and expansion up to ISO 12,800.
Being a consumer camera, it is very rich range of creative filters supplied with the camera. We will have a choice of five different artistic styles among the most popular. Such as Miniature Effect, Fish-eye and Toy Camera can be applied before or after shooting.
In order to bring the advanced shooting, the Canon EOS 1200D ( Rebel T5 ) is equipped with an optical viewfinder that combines the classic LCD screen 7.5 cm (3.0 “), 460,000 pixels. The new digicamera Canon EOS is the first model sold bundled with the Canon EOS app guide, which offers tips and tutorials for getting the most from the new camera.
Canon EOS 1200D combines the imaging system with a series of user-friendly controls and automatic shooting modes to ensure results that consistently meet expectations, regardless of the skill level of those photographs.
The Powershot SXC700 HS fits into the long line of compact superzoom with advanced features, compared to previous models. The new model is much thinner (3.5 cm) combined with 30x optical zoom (25-700 mm equivalent) and up to some time ago was characteristic only of a few bridges. The Zoom Framing Assist, finally, it helps to keep the subject in when you use the zoom to be focal more. The DIGIC 6 is based on a CMOS sensor with 16.1 megapixels and explanatory Intelligent IS which automatically activates one of the eight possible modes of stabilization for crisp photos and movies without blurring.
With Wi-Fi you can connect the camera to your smartphone or tablet and using the Quick Connect button to share your shots on your favorite social networks, including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. The new Wi-Fi connectivity also includes the shutter remotely from your smartphone camera supports an advanced mode movie recording Full HD 60 fps with dedicated button. The stabilization is entrusted to the five-axis technology Dynamic IS.
