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Canon PowerShot A480, the re-design, the present form and with the new design of size 25 percent smaller (only 92x62x31 mm) than the A470 or other products preceding. According to Canon, the camera “replacement” is more compact, with the weight only 140 grams and comes with several color choices silver, red, blue or black.

In addition to more compact, re-designed so that the PowerShot A480 is a product that is easier to use. Simplified keypad layout, with the improved interface, such as special keys for zoom, and playback mode.

Canon PowerShot A480 also has a 10 megapixel sensor and 3.3x optical zoom for capturing every detail of life images of objects. With the sensor, the image can be printed large, up to A3 in size or 14R.

Canon A480 also has 15 shooting modes. This of course allows any user settings or find the right mode to take photos every time. There is a choice of mode ‘Kids & Pets’ for photographs of children or animals, mode’ Sunset ‘or mode’ Indoor ‘to take pictures indoors.

There is also the mode for the video clip 30fps (frames per second), which is easy upload to internet. LCD screen 2.5-inch TFT-its also more comfortable to see if other people want to see the results we recorded clips.

The Main Advantages Canon PowerShot A480 is the DIGIC III Image Processor. Processor is claimed will guarantee the image quality of extremes, with the noise level is very low. A480 also with Face Detection technology. Face detection of this technology is designed to photograph the face more easily.

This technology is able to detect up to nine faces in every frame. This technology automatically adjusts focus, exposure and flash settings for optimal results with photos that the natural color of the skin in people who be photo.

In addition, to maintain the image looks sharp, the camera has a Motion Detection technology. This technology will change the appropriate settings in the display, to identify subject motion and camera vibration. Then, to ISO will be optimized to minimize blur and maximize image quality.

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