Think a compact camera can’t zoom? Think again with this amazing 40x travel zoom (now on offer)
Offering a generous 40x optical zoom, 20.3MP sensor, 5 axis image stabilisation and 4k video, the Canon Powershot SX740 HS is a great compact choice The post Think a compact camera can’t zoom? Think again with this amazing 40x travel zoom (now on offer) appeared first on Amateur Photographer .
Compact cameras with impressive zoom capabilities are gaining popularity among travel enthusiasts, and one such device is currently on offer at a discounted price. The Canon Powershot SX740 HS, initially designed with travel photographers in mind, packs a 40x optical zoom lens that can magnify subjects up to 960mm from 24mm. This feature provides remarkable versatility, allowing users to capture distant subjects without the need for multiple lenses or bulky equipment.
The camera boasts a 20.3MP APS-C sensor, coupled with the DIGIC 8 image processor, ensuring vivid and detailed images even at high zoom levels. A 5-axis image stabilisation system further enhances the image quality by reducing blur caused by camera shake. The device features a 3-inch LCD screen that rotates 180 degrees, providing a convenient viewing angle for selfies and self-portraits.
In addition to its impressive imaging capabilities, the Canon Powershot SX740 HS also offers integrated WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, enabling easy photo sharing and remote shooting. The offering currently includes a 32GB SanDisk memory card, a sturdy carrying bag, cleaning accessories, and more, making it an all-encompassing package for the discerning traveler.
For those in the US, the camera can be purchased for $797.99, accompanied by a 90-day low-price guarantee. Meanwhile, UK customers can opt for a refurbished black model, in excellent condition, complete with a warranty, for a very competitive price of £649. These prices are accurate as of the time of publication, but may fluctuate, so it is advised to verify the retailer's website before making a purchase.
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