Canon seize the attention given to CES 2014, which takes place between the 7th and 10th of January, to promote the camera PowerShot N100, designed with particular attention to the photos of the “selfie”.
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The camera will
compact body, like its predecessor PowerShot N, but will come back with a mini camera and a swivel screen that can be seen even if the user is facing the front of the camera dital.
Using the second lens, a software that captures the user’s face on one side and the other room will make a fitting half-and-half, as it already does the FrontBack application for iOS (iPhone / Apple).
PowerShot N100 also incorporates more functions typically found on mobile phones. Besides sharing photos on social networks via Wi-Fi, already found in the PowerShot N, the N100 will come with NFC to transfer images to other devices with the same technology and dozens of image filters available, in the best style of Instagram.
The technical aspect of the camera, compared to a cell, is robust. With 12 megapixel CMOS sensor (estimated between 1 and 1.7 inch area above the mean), optical DIGIC 6, 5X optical zoom, equivalent to a 24-120mm f/1.8-5.7 with, your photos will lens more creative possibilities that a miniature camera embedded in a smartphone, especially in low light environments.
The three-inch screen, and tilt sensitive to touch, is also a plus, as well as its ability to record Full HD at 30 frames per second. Finally, there is a capture mode hybrid that takes a picture every four seconds of recording -. Ideal to produce time lapse videos
Canon plans to launch the N100 in the U.S. in May for $ 349.99. No plans for its launch in Brazil, for now were disclosed.
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