Canon PowerShot Zoom | Hands On First Look

[@lynnbennett6848]

This would be perfect for Sasquatch or Dogman proof. I am very impressed with the stabilization. Thank you for showing this little gadget!

[@LondonCameraExchange]

Our pleasure!

[@Silentwisher]

An interesting product for sure. Hmm.

[@marcuscorrea233]

How long does the battery last?

[@georgescanvas]

How much does it cost? It would be a good companion on a wildlife shoot.

[@akhyarrayhka4048]

$300

[@LokeshThakur]

349 canadian dollars + tax

[@cooksdigest891]

With my one, there is a white noise sound when the device is turned on. This comes through on video recordings. Was that your experience? I'm wondering if the one I have is faulty or it's supposed to be like that.

[@LokeshThakur]

it is with all yes, mine does it too.

[@kaitsang7020]

This is perfect for hiking where you want to see but don't want to disturb wild animals. How good are is it at dusk/dawn?

[@LondonCameraExchange]

You will get some digital noise when shooting in lower lit environments due to the small and compact design. That being said I can still identify the subject I am looking out when using the PowerShot Zoom.

[@tonybilinski6786]

Can this Device burn date and timestamp into the film?

[@HaneefT]

No.

[@leonardodavinci7425]

What's the maximum optical zoom on it?

[@LondonCameraExchange]

It has a step zoom system, so optically it will be either 100mm or 400mm, then the next step is a digital crop to 800mm.