Kane has announced a PowerShot Zoom, an unusual camera that looks more like a digital monocular than a point-and-shoot. The company has been showing this idea for a while and recently crowded it into Japan; Now it’s U.S. Is coming.
The PowerShot Zoom is a small device with an electronic viewfinder, a 1/3-inch 12-megapixel sensor, and two switchable equivalent focal lengths of 100mm and 400mm with digital zoom up to 800mm. The lens is f / 5.6-6.3, so this is probably not suitable for low light use. Usually the quality of the image is not really focused.
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Canon says the product is designed for people who enjoy outdoor activities such as birdwatching and hiking, and if it can be a useful accessory for spectators at sports like the Olympic Games – if it really goes ahead. The The Mario charges USB-C and saves images and videos to a microSD card, plus you can transfer images from Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to a smartphone.
Powershot Zoom will sell in the US for 9 9,299.99 by the end of next month.
