Canon PowerShot Digital Wide Angle Recording Review

I've been hiking a lot lately, but I'm disappointed with my cell phone photos. This is a significant improvement in terms of photo quality. It looks like it's about on par with my friend's iPhone 6+, or maybe a little better. The Wi-Fi Send to Server feature is good, but quite slow, so not as useful as I was hoping. I wish it could sync directly to Google Photos or Dropbox instead of syncing to my computer through a server and then uploading it separately to Google Photos. A good picture…

I must say right away that I have been involved in photography for many years and have honed my skills for a long time, but I am not professional photographer. As a result, I can only talk about the qualities of this camera that beginner/intermediate photographers might like. I had an earlier version of the Canon PowerShot and liked it so much I decided to get a new model. First the main features. This camera has a 28 mm wide-angle lens, a 16-megapixel sensor, a DIGIC 4 image processor, image…

I received this camera today. Before deciding on this model, I did extensive research and compared it to other Canon Elph models. Several factors influenced my decision: 1. I needed high resolution and high optical zoom. Optical zoom is very important as it determines how much raw information you can capture. Digital zoom is just software that will eventually pixelate.2. The Wi-Fi capability was intriguing, but not the deciding factor.3. It was priced well under $200 (US$169) and well below the