Home > Latest News > Canon Announces PowerShot V10 Vlogging Camera

Canon Announces PowerShot V10 Vlogging Camera

Canon have announced the new PowerShot V10. A compact camera that is being aimed at the vlogging crowd.

It is pocket-sized, vertically-aligned, and weight 211g. It can provide shake-free 4K 30fps video recording, which uses a large 20.9-megapixel 1-inch CMOS sensor and wide-angle lens. It can also provide the ability to shoot 15.2-megapixel stills, and has 14 unique colour filters, and a Smooth Skin mode.

Canon have promised “professional looking background blur,” with a built-in stand and a 2-inch reversible LCD. It also comes with high-quality stereo microphones (with a third on noise reduction duty).

It is able to shoot up to an hour of high-quality 4K video, as a Movie Digital IS mode promises handheld footage will be steady. It can keep footage level automatically, which helps cut down editing time.

This camera also comes with a 3.5mm mic jack, and a Micro HDMI port, as well as Wi-Fi connectivity and compatibility with the Canon Camera Connect smartphone app.

This Canon PowerShot V10 will be available from June, at approximately $699.00.



You may also like
Mirrorless Cameras Back Driving Sales New Canon & Fujifilm Models Due Soon
Canon Develops Protective Material For Bendable Solar Cells
Canon Launches New Compact Dual Fisheye Lens
Canon Confirms EOS R1 Camera Will Arrive This Year
LG & Canon’s Best Valentine’s Day Gifts

Popular Posts

Trump’s Trade War’s Next Target Could Be Australia’s Media Laws
Latest News
/
/
Fujifilm Debuts World’s First Fixed-Lens Large Format Digital Camera
Latest News
/
/
Apple Management Reshuffle As Company Overhauls AI, Siri Strategy
Latest News
/
/
Apple’s First 5G Modem: A Threat to Qualcomm?
Latest News
/
/
Key Specs Of Motorola Edge 60 Fusion Leaked
Latest News
/
/

Digital Magazines

Recent Post

Trump’s Trade War’s Next Target Could Be Australia’s Media Laws
Latest News
/
//
Comments are Off
Some of the US’ biggest tech companies including Meta, Google, X and Apple are now formally lobbying the Trump administration...
Read More