Canon PowerShot A470 10 Megapixel Digital Camera
March 11, 2009 | Canon, Digital Camera, Gadgets | 1 CommentReplaces the popular Canon PowerShot A470 with a new 10.0 megapixel model: the PowerShot A480. Redesigned for more intuitive, the Canon A480 offers a new concept of construction and is 25% smaller – in a choice of silver, red, blue or black. Flexible plans is facilitated by a Canon 3.3x optical zoom, while Canon’s DIGIC III, offers high image quality, superb color reproduction, face detection technology and motion detection. “Whether you’re 7 or 70, the canon A480 offers great value to discover the pleasure of taking pictures,” said Mogens Jensen, Head of Canon Consumer Imaging, Europe. “This camera offers Canon as image to its unmatched even wider. “
canon A480 has a 10 megapixel sensor and improved user interface : Every aspect of the PowerShot A480 has been redesigned with one thing in mind ease of use. Thank you to a new button layout simplified – with dedicated buttons for zooming, method and reading and improving the user interface, it is also easy to use because it is transported. Compact proportions make the PowerShot A480 an ideal “take anywhere ‘camera ideal for capturing spontaneous photos. The PowerShot A480 uses a 10.0-megapixel sensor captures every scene in vivid detail, ready for printing sizes larger than A3 +. It is supplemented by a 3.3x optical zoom, which offers the flexibility to frame shots daily life to perfection.
Portrait photography camera Canon PowerShot A480 : At the heart of the Canon PowerShot A480 is the image processor DIGIC III. In addition to ensuring exceptional image quality – with very low noise and color reproduction exceptional – DIGIC III led the quick response time and clean canon Face Detection Technology. Designed to make pictures of people easier than ever, Face Detection Technology detects up to nine faces in a scene and adjusts focus, exposure, flash settings and white balance – for a better the natural skin tones. To keep shots looking sharp, motion detection technology uses the change in scene information to identify the object movement and camera shake. ISO is optimized for minimum blur and maximum image quality. [ via letsgodigital ]
