Canon PowerShot SX280 HS highlight is low-light

Canon PowerShot SX280 HS highlight is low-light - Canon Sx280 Reviews -  For the PowerShot SX280 HS, Canon's new top compact megazoom, it's all about the processor. Compared with its predecessor, the SX260 HS, SX280 shares the same 20x, f3.5-6.8, 25-500mm lens and 12-megapixel backside illuminated (BSI) CMOS sensor. Join them, but the Digic 6 all-new image processor. For low-light shooter, this is an important update as it allows for less noise in images captured at high ISO. Beyond? Canon claims the noise at ISO 1600 on the SX280 corresponds to what you get at ISO 400 with the SX260.



The new processors also offer a higher performance shoot camera: SX280, up to 14 frames per second (fps) in  HS burst mode (only for seven shots, though) and continuous shooting up to 3.8fps in Program Auto mode. It can also now catch MP4 movies in 1080p at 30fps or 60fps is the SX260 video to MOV format and at 24fps maxed out.

On Canon Auto Focus (AF) performance of the cameras, too, makes AF more than 50 percent faster than the SX260.

The other main features of the new hardware is Wi-Fi, which connected the built-in GPS receiver. The latter is for geotagging photos with location information, while the former, you can connect wirelessly to your iOS or Android device for the transmission and exchange or the backup on a computer.

Canon PowerShot SX280 HS arriving in April for $ 329.99 and is available in black and red.