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Canon continues to let its N-series engineers run wild with their imaginations with the release of the PowerShot N100. And we got to test it out at the Consumer Electronics Show 2014 in Las Vegas. Unlike the square form PowerShot N that came before it, t...
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The Canon PowerShot N is a fun camera that is designed to work in harmony with a smartphone. It is designed to be easy to use, but take higher quality images than the average phone. The 12.1-million-pixel PowerShot N100 builds on this, but adds a unique f...
Easy to use, Touchscreen, Two, way camera...
LCD not visible from front...
The PowerShot N100 is one of the relatively new breed of compact cameras that are designed to tackle the cameraphones' assault on the dedicated camera market. It offers simple controls and an optical zoom. In theory its 12.1-million-pixel 1/1.7-inch CMOS...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated: 2014-05-17 01:35:36
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The Canon PowerShot N is a fun camera that is designed to work in harmony with a smartphone. It is designed to be easy to use, but take higher quality images than the average phone. The 12.1-million-pixel PowerShot N100 builds on this, but adds a unique f...
Easy to use, Touchscreen, Twoway camera...
LCD not visible from front...
The PowerShot N100 is one of the relatively new breed of compact cameras that are designed to tackle the cameraphones' assault on the dedicated camera market. It offers simple controls and an optical zoom. In theory its 12.1-million-pixel 1/1.7-inch CMOS...
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Updated: 2014-05-17 01:35:36
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The Canon PowerShot N100 is the follow-up to the brand's quirky Canon PowerShot N . This time round, the camera takes a more conventional form, without the unusual symmetrical chassis and shutter release ring of the PowerShot N. The new snapper features...
The Canon PowerShot N100 is clearly aimed at the selfie-loving market and it's a neat idea. And we like the fact that it can be operated like a normal camera, unlike the slightly annoying PowerShot N. Stay tuned for a full review.Canon PowerShot N100 rele...
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The PowerShot N-series targets the fun-loving, creative, and connected crowd, to use Canon's parlance. But if there's one acronym we could use to describe the new PowerShot N100 ($350) it'd be, “WTF.” It's not that it takes bad photos – for a point-and-s...
Nice-looking photos, Unique storytelling mode, Bright touchscreen, Wide aperture lens...
Overly large and heavy, Stumbles at high ISOs, Rear-facing camera a bit gimmicky, LCD doesn't fully tilt...
The N100 is more about the experience of photography – capturing the moment – beyond taking a good picture. It's about getting back those casual photographers who have migrated to highly capable smartphones that are fun to use. Canon, which is a fairly...
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The Facebook-tagging, selfie-taking, Instagram era has dawned upon us, and there really is no turning back. In line with this phenomenon, we have camera-like smartphones and smartphone-like cameras and recently trending – very ‘social' cameras. And here's...
As far as first impressions goes, the Canon PowerShot N100 is a fantastic little camera that pretty much packs everything you would want in a point-and-shoot. I think it will be a delightful companion on those holidays, family celebrations and even, food...
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whatdigitalcamera.com Updated: 2014-05-17 01:35:36
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Canon has announced the PowerShot N100, a compact that comes with an additional rear-facing camera that captures an image of video of the photographer at the moment the shutter is pressed.Various modes on the N100 allow users to combine both the main s...
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The PowerShot N100 ($349.99) is Canon's second model in the N series of connected compacts. It takes what was interesting about the PowerShot N—the Creative Shot mode, tilting display, and Wi-Fi connectivity—but drops the awkward zoom/shutter ring in favo...
Sharp f/1.8 lens. Larger than average image sensor. 3.6fps image capture. Solid image quality through ISO 1600. Tilting touch-screen display. Creative Shot mode. Rear camera Dual Capture mode. Wi-Fi.
Pricey. No Raw shooting support. Lacks manual control modes. Controls limited in Creative Shot mode. Some barrel distortion. Limited zoom range...
The Canon PowerShot N100 expands on the original N's Creative Shot mode, and thankfully drops its predecessor's quirky design...
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Quick TakeProsHigh image quality thanks to its large 1/1.7" image sensorBurst mode does not slow or have shot limitSelfie fans will like dual-lens capture modesAuto focus is fast and accurateVery good battery lifeHigh-resolution LCDTouch screen navigation...
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