Canon announces PowerShot camera duo with DIGIC 5 processors
Canon has recently announced two feature rich digital cameras, the PowerShot S100 and the PowerShot SX40 HS. The main feature of these cameras is that they

Canon recently announced two feature-rich digital cameras, the PowerShot S100 and the PowerShot SX40 HS. The main feature of these cameras is that they feature Canon’s new DIGIC 5 image processing engine. In addition to superior low-light performance and increased overall speed, these two cameras include HS SYSTEM, Full HD video capture, High-speed Burst HQ and Intelligent IS that provides clearer, smoother looking images.

The high-end PowerShot S100
Highlighted aspects of the PowerShot S100:
- The S100 is based on the PowerShot S95, but comes loaded with a host of upgrades such as:
- 12.1-megapixel CMOS image sensor
- HS SYSTEM
- 5x optical zoom
- GPS functionality
- ISO Sensitivity up to ISO 6400
- 3.0-inch wide LCD screen
- Ability to save images in RAW and JPEG

SX40 HS comes with a 35x optical zoom!
Highlighted aspects of the PowerShot SX40 HS
- The Canon PowerShot SX 40 HS is a superzoom camera which includes features such as:
- 35x optical zoom range (24mm-840mm) with an image stabilizer
- 12.1-megapixel CMOS image sensor
- HS SYSTEM
- ISO Sensitivity up to ISO 3200
- 2.7-inch wide vari-angle LCD
- Improved Smart AUTO settings
- Zoom Framing Assist button
The Canon PowerShot SX40 HS will be launched in the U.S. by late September and will be available at an estimated price of $429.99 (Rs.20,731). The release date of the PowerShot S100 is scheduled for an early November launch. The price of the S100 is $429 (Rs.20,731) as well. There is no word on the availability of these two models in India as of now.

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