Canon PowerShot A1200

Canon PowerShot A1200

The Canon PowerShot A1200 is a digital camera that was first unveiled at the CES 2011 event in Las Vegas. Equipped with a 12.1-Megapixel CCD sensor, it has a 4x Optical Zoom. It comes with a wide angle 28-112mm equivalent lens. It features a 2.7-inch LCD screen. It is available in black, blue, silver, and red. This camera is equipped with Canon’s Creative Filter option. It features an Optical View Finder. It comes with new shooting scenes such as Toy Camera and Monochrome. Releasing in early March 2011, it supports 720p HD video and has an Optical View Finder. It is equipped with the Live View Control feature, which provides beginners with user-friendly terms that can be used for altering features within the camera. The camera also enables photographers to adjust the brightness, vividness and color tone. It has a new Discreet Mode. Other shooting modes on this camera are Vivid, Fish-eye, Poster Effect and Miniature Effect.

Features

The Canon PowerShot A1200 digital camera comes with several interesting features for photographers. There’s the Discreet Mode that along with the auto-focus assist beam on the camera can take pictures silently without making any sound. The Toy Camera Effect helps to add a grainy, blurry look to soften pictures thus creating an old-school, 1960′s look. The Monochrome mode helps to attach black-and-white, blue or sepia tones to the images shot thus helping to display a more classic and antiqued appearance. There’s an Optical View Finder on this camera that allows photographers to easily frame shots on a sunny day and this feature is also a good option to help conserve battery power. It comes with Canon’s basic and easy-to-use mode dial. Featuring a 12.1-Megapixel CCD sensor, this camera comes with 4x Optical Zoom and a wide angle 28-112mm equivalent lens. With a 2.7-inch LCD screen, this camera is powered by AA battery. It is available in black and silver.