Review on 📷 Canon PowerShot N2 Black: The Ultimate Compact Camera for Stunning Shots by Candace Parker

This is an innovative cute camera with a sharp cutout! Along with the cool flip-out LCD screen, it will revolutionize selfies and group shots. Add Wi-Fi capability and you're a winner. However, many people look for this trigger. The Canon N2 doesn't have it. To do this, press the ring around the lens. A grooved ring must be used for magnification (8x optical). It's just a matter of getting used to it. The camera is compact and houses a NB-9L battery. If you want you can buy an extra charger to charge the battery, otherwise you just get a USB port for the camera and a charger to charge the battery (internally). It also has a tripod mount! Not bad for v-logging. As with any camera, lighting is key to getting the best results when taking photos and videos. This camera works well in bright light. The performance corresponds to the typical Canon Powershot line. Keep in mind this is NOT a DSLR so you will not get DSLR quality photos. It's still point-and-shoot and high-quality images. It has a simple program mode where you can adjust ISO, exposure, etc. Self-portrait mode, toy camera mode, etc. And of course it has Canon's signature Smart Auto mode, where it intelligently chooses the right settings for you. . Sample photos are attached. All in all, this is a very good camera. Overall, this camera is good for people with basic experience of Canon Powershot Point and Shoot camera functions. Otherwise, you might need some time fiddling with it and maneuvering the controls since it's also touchscreen. Just a little patience and you're done! You can download the Canon app from iTunes to connect your camera to iPhone and transfer images over Wi-Fi. I hope this review helps. PS: I have many Canon Powershot ELPH cameras that I have collected over the years: SD1000, SD1100, SD780, 300HS, 310HS, 110HS as well as Canon G series professional cameras. - G10, G12 and G15. Including an old Canon XSi DSLR with another Canon lens. The thing is, I think I have enough Canon ELPH point and shoot cameras to compare this new unique Canon N2 'Low Light' update: I've included some photos of Scottish band Belle & Sebastian here - with the N2. I hope they help those who are interested in the Canon N2's low light capabilities. These photos were taken during the concert WITHOUT flash. Close-up with 8x optical zoom. Conclusion: I still love and adore this camera! The only downside I found is that it takes a while to transfer photos from camera to iPhone via WiFi. But then again, it might just be my own wifi that's naughty! It's a winner boys and girls! =