Canon redesigns the compact camera with the square(ish) Powershot N
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The Canon Powershot N at CES 2013
The 2.8 inch touch panel LCD on the Canon Powershot N tilts 90 degrees
The 2.8 inch touch panel LCD on the Canon Powershot N tilts 90 degrees
The Canon Powershot N has an unusually square design
The rear LCD of the Canon Powershot N has 461,000 dots
Measuring 3.09 x 2.37 x 1.15 inches (78.6 x 60.2 x 29.3 mm), the Powershot N is considerably more square than most cameras
The Canon Powershot N has been designed to enable the shooting of images in a more creative way and at unique angles or positions
The Canon Powershot N is not your typical compact, key controls are situated on rings around the lens
A Creative Shot mode on the Canon Powershot N can automatically create five "artistic" versions of images
Article Summary
Most point-and-shoot cameras have a fairly standard design. They're rectangular, have a lens positioned to one side on the front, a screen on the rear, and controls for things like shutter and zoom on the top. The Canon Powershot N is not your typical compact. It has an unusually square design, and key controls are situated on rings around the lens.
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