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With the Canon 5128B001 PowerShot ELPH 500 HS Silver 12MP Digital Camera with 4.4x Zoom and 3.2 In. LCD Display you will experience an even more intuitive touch panel technology. Do almost everything right on the LCD, like choosing an AF point, set exposure settings and record videos, all with the touch of one finger. The PowerShot ELPH 500 HS brings the art of photography at your command. It is packed with great Canon essentials like an f/2.0 lens, the HS SYSTEM, 1080p Full HD video and 24mm Wide-Angle Lens so every moment is captured in pure Canon brilliance.

Amazon Sales Rank: #161 in Camera & Photo Color: Silver Brand: Canon Model: ELPH 500 HS - SL Dimensions: 6.00" h x 7.00" w x 2.00" l, 1.00 pounds Display size: 3.2 Canon's HS SYSTEM with a 12.1 MP CMOS and DIGIC 4 Image Processor improves shooting in low-light situations without the need for a flash Full 1080p HD Video for exceptional quality with stereo sound, plus a dedicated movie button for easy access. A large 3.2-inch touch panel LCD offers easy and intuitive operation. A bright f/2.0, 24mm ultra Wide-Angle lens, great for shooting portrait photography in low light conditions or Get high-speed shooting in a point-and-shoot camera: High-speed Burst Mode captures 8.2fps and 12.1 effective megapixels, 1/2.3-inch high-sensitivity CMOS; 4.4x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom; Aperture and Shutter priority modes 3.2 in. touch panel Pure Color LCD display with wide angle viewing; Built-in flash; Full 1080p HD video with stereo sound And lowers noise levels at higher ISO settings.Super Slow Motion Movie records video at high speeds to allow slow motion playback. For using a shallow depth-of-field for great images with beautiful soft backgrounds. Optical Image Stabilizer; DIGIC 4 Image Processor; High-speed Burst Mode; Super Slow Motion Smart AUTO (32 scenes); Movie Digest Mode; Toy Camera Effect; Monochrome; Face Detection; Red-eye Correction USB 2.0 Hi-Speed; HDMI; SD card slot (card not included) Zoom optically while shooting video and keep footage stabilized with Dynamic IS.

Experience the Power. Canon's HS SYSTEM with a 12.1 Megapixel CMOS and DIGIC 4 Image Processor improves shooting in low-light situations without the need for a flash and lowers noise levels at higher ISO settings. The Canon HS SYSTEM takes the frustration out of low light shooting. The system delivers clear, blur-free shots with all the ambiance intact, and frees you from the sometimes unwanted effects of using the flash. Beautiful low light shots are possible at both low and high ISO speeds, and the dynamic range is expanded to retain maximum detail in highlight and shadow areas. The system is the result of two technologies brought together in a compact PowerShot. The first is the 12.1 Megapixel CMOS Sensor, which positions the light-receiving surface for optimal light reception. More light means clearer, blur-free images with plenty of detail and nuance, even in dark areas. Working together with the CMOS sensor to deliver the HS SYSTEM is Canon's advanced DIGIC 4 Image Processor, which actively reduces noise and delivers high speed image processing.

Most helpful customer reviews 93 of 96 people found the following review helpful. Excellent point and shoot! By BenRias Note that for a point and shoot camera that deserves a 5-star rating. But in fairness to some small details, and Amazon is able to allow the user to enter a partial star (eg, 4.75 stars), I have to settle for 4 stars. Cosmetic Benefits: Unlike some of the SD and ELPH cameras feel in the past, this solid. Canon even improved, in part, the flimsy-feeling battery compartment. It is a huge improvement over the previous flimsy plastic doors on previous models. The large 3 "x1" display is sharp and beautiful and gives an accurate representation of what your camera captured. Switch between full automatic and fully automatic program mode is a simple slide button on top of the camera provides an advanced user and a newbie to both have their options easy. This prevents inadvertent changes that can happen with the setting wheel or external buttons. Cosmetics CONS: The lens cap seems a bit too loose, at least in my particular camera rattles and moves slightly when handling the camera after the power is off and the lid is closed. Do not break a deal by a stretch of the imagination, but you can also see rattle. The card slot, at least in my particular camera, it's strange comfort. When I slide the card into place, there is some friction, that I wondered if I was forcing it into the slot in the wrong direction. I pushed the card into place until it clicked, but not back to normal (like when clicking on top of a recall pen.) Again, it is just my particular camera. (Edit: forgot to mention that while the battery door is now more durable, not the door A / V is very fragile balance to feel like a door instead, because the cap on a bottle cap of water Tupperware, loose door .. the camera, but remains associated with a moderately flexible piece of plastic. And because the door is not locked in place, you really need to get your nails any leverage to open it for its value, as if I had to pick one, I still much prefer the battery door to a more durable Durable A / V gate) (Edit:. Although I like the big screen, remember that if you wear polarized sunglasses, you may have trouble shoot on a sunny day with the screen seems to disappear, it is more than one problem polarized lenses. camera, but it's worth noting) Touch screen:. Personally I prefer the standard buttons. But this touch screen is fine. And 'big enough that my fingers are able to select menu items easily. For those of you who come from mobile phones touch screen, you can find this phone less sensitive screen, which requires applying pressure more fingers than you are accustomed to. This is not a bug in my mind, but I can see where others might think the screen does not respond. The cable has a blade and clamping the film also help to a fine point on it, a selection on the touch screen if you have problems - like the pen of the old Palm Pilots. Hard to use if the cord in your hand, but hey, it's a start! Features: My main reasons for buying this device was the time aperture, shutter speed and a macro setting to get as options. Unlike the Canon S95 with an outer ring controls the parameters of the openness of the 500HS in the menus of the touch screen to be buried. It's good for my uses and is quite intuitive for users of previous Canon. The f2.0 aperture BOOK! For those who have a shallow depth at the point and shoot to ... wow! I loved it! I have no problems (yet) with the camera focusing on the wrong subject, even in macro mode. And because it comes with focus lock, you can be to work around this problem, if it ever comes into the situation. Strange, but not a deal breaker seems the camera has a bulb setting for shutter