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Canon PowerShot Zoom, Compact Telephoto Monocular, White (4838C001)

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  • One-touch switchable telephoto magnification from 100mm to 400mm Optical, and to 800mm digital
  • Auto Focus (Continuous in Viewing mode; Face Tracking available during video).
  • Optical Image Stabilization for Shake Correction.
  • Compact and Lightweight.
  • 0.39 XGA 2.3M dot, 59.94fps EVF.
  • 12 Megapixel CMOS Sensor.
  • Full HD 1080 30p Video and up to 12 Megapixels Still Image Recording.
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Powershot Zoom

The sleek PowerShot ZOOM telephoto monocular lets you better see all you’ve been missing. Packed with great magnification features, autofocus with face tracking, built-in wireless connectivity and more, you can view subjects at sporting events, hikes or even the zoo—quickly, clearly and with ease.

Take in All the Sights, Wherever You Go

The PowerShot ZOOM's pocket-sized footprint makes it simple and comfortable to take with you anywhere. It’s a compact, cool and more affordable option than expensive and bulky IS binoculars.

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With the power off, the PowerShot ZOOM can be charged using the included Interface Cable IFC-100U2.0 in one of two ways: by plugging it into a USB-C power adapter^^ for standard home outlets or into a laptop/PC/mobile battery with a USB-C port^^.

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    The sleek, compact PowerShot ZOOM is a compact telephoto monocular that lets you quickly, easily and clearly see the sights wherever you may roam. It has a 3-way one-touch switchable button that lets you view at 100mm optical straight to 400mm optical, and directly to 800mm digital for subjects even further in the distance. The autofocus with face tracking helps you stay right on the subject, and image stabilization helps to keep the view nice and steady. Its pocket-sized footprint makes it simple and comfortable to take with you anywhere, such as sporting events or hikes or even the zoo, and has a 12-megapixel CMOS sensor so you can capture Full HD 30p video as well as still images. With built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, you can even connect it to your compatible smartphone to use as Remote LiveView or transfer any images and videos to enjoy or share later on. A cool, fun and more affordable option than expensive and bulky IS binoculars, the PowerShot ZOOM can help you better see all you’ve been missing.

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    3.2 out of 5 stars
    3.2 out of 5
    121 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the weight, image quality, and size of the digital camera. They mention that it's convenient to carry with you, and the images are decent in completely full light. That said, some complain about the charging and execution.

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    8 customers mention8 positive0 negative

    Customers appreciate the weight of the digital camera. They mention that it is small and light weight, making it convenient to carry with you and to grab and shoot.

    "...I’ve been thrilled with this Canon- lightweight, small, easy to use and excellent optics and photo quality...." Read more

    "A light and portable device, functions like a miniature spotting scope...." Read more

    "The Canon Powershot Zoom is a good concept - lightweight, strong zoom, simple to operate. Unfortunately the design has not caught up with concept...." Read more

    "...This is very light weight and small enough to fit into a pocket for those times and pro camera is overkill. Price was and I was not looking..." Read more

    6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the image quality of the camera. They mention that the images are decent in completely full light, and have excellent optics. They also say that it is small, easy to use, and great for daylight.

    "...thrilled with this Canon- lightweight, small, easy to use and excellent optics and photo quality. I’m recommending to my large family of birders." Read more

    "...The image quality is Good, not great, the video is good but not great. It's good for a day at the lake, or to take out Birding...." Read more

    "...This has enough to take a decent pictures Alas it does have limitations hopefully Canon can correct in future firmware...." Read more

    "...The images are decent in completely full light. Anything other and things get grainy...." Read more

    5 customers mention5 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the size of the camera. They mention it's small and light weight, making it easy to carry around.

    "...I’ve been thrilled with this Canon- lightweight, small, easy to use and excellent optics and photo quality...." Read more

    "...This PowerShot Zoom is small enough for my front rig or in a pocket...." Read more

    "Seems to do what it is advertised. Small and light weight, point and shoot quality. It’s not a 70-200L but it’s also not $2500...." Read more

    "This is compact and lightweight, yet the zoom capability in impressive...." Read more

    8 customers mention0 positive8 negative

    Customers have negative opinions about the charging of the digital camera. They mention that the product would not charge, there was no charger provided, and they had to provide their own charger.

    "First one came defective out of the box, it wouldn't charge or turn on. Second one is doing the same thing after 6 months...." Read more

    "...I don't like the fact that I had to provide my own charger or the fact the cable they give you is a usb-c to usb-c cable...." Read more

    "...My sample would not turn on and would not charge. It could also be a vendor issue, in that they are sending out returned defective units as new...." Read more

    "...I found it very small, not very powerful, and that a separate charger was needed if you wanted to charge it properly and fast." Read more

    7 customers mention0 positive7 negative

    Customers are not happy with the execution of the camera. They say it performs as well as a cheap optical monocular, and is disappointing from Canon. It's difficult to get the desired shot of objects in-between distances, and it's not very powerful.

    "Not a bad monocular, it is not a high-quality Digital SLR with a 5000$ lens on the front of it...." Read more

    "...walks through a wildlife sanctuary, it works, sort of, but is barely usable. Suggest wait for next generation of this kind of device...." Read more

    "...This makes it difficult to get the desired shot of objects in the in-between distances...." Read more

    "...When viewing objects it performs as well as a cheap optical monocular. Photos are grainy, so much that it's hard to believe it's 12 megapixel...." Read more

    Not bad if you take it for what it is
    4 Stars
    Not bad if you take it for what it is
    Not a bad monocular, it is not a high-quality Digital SLR with a 5000$ lens on the front of it. The image quality is Good, not great, the video is good but not great. It's good for a day at the lake, or to take out Birding. I'm impressed with how fast it turns on. The menus are a little tricky to get used to. My number one complaint is the lack of manual settings. I would like a manual focus most of all. then settings for exposure. But that said it is not too bad so far.I don't like the fact that I had to provide my own charger or the fact the cable they give you is a usb-c to usb-c cable. I took it out and of course, I didn't have a USB-C port on my battery back. Simple to remedy but really I feel I should not have to.Wishes for the next model: I would love a Tripod mount, I would love a manual focus. the 100/400 jump in focal length is okay, makes it simple but might be nice to have a couple other steps for some. I'd love the optics to go a little further out to say maybe the 800 before zoom. An integrated lens cap would be nice but might make it too clumsy. A case or belt holster would be nice too. Oh, and it might be nice to shoot RAW files, the jpg files average about 3mb or less each, I would love more detail but not a deal-breaker as I said you have to accept this for what it is.It's not for everyone, but if you want a good monocular that lets you take pictures and video then this is decent. I could not find anything better for twice the cost. The biggest thing I dislike is the lack of manual focus but I challenge you to find me a digital monocular that has as good of a camera that has one.I bought this thinking it was a toy and I might be returning it. However, I was nicely surprised. It's earned a place with me when I do walking in the park to watch birds.
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    4.0 out of 5 stars Not bad if you take it for what it is
    Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2021
    Not a bad monocular, it is not a high-quality Digital SLR with a 5000$ lens on the front of it. The image quality is Good, not great, the video is good but not great. It's good for a day at the lake, or to take out Birding. I'm impressed with how fast it turns on. The menus are a little tricky to get used to. My number one complaint is the lack of manual settings. I would like a manual focus most of all. then settings for exposure. But that said it is not too bad so far.

    I don't like the fact that I had to provide my own charger or the fact the cable they give you is a usb-c to usb-c cable. I took it out and of course, I didn't have a USB-C port on my battery back. Simple to remedy but really I feel I should not have to.

    Wishes for the next model: I would love a Tripod mount, I would love a manual focus. the 100/400 jump in focal length is okay, makes it simple but might be nice to have a couple other steps for some. I'd love the optics to go a little further out to say maybe the 800 before zoom. An integrated lens cap would be nice but might make it too clumsy. A case or belt holster would be nice too. Oh, and it might be nice to shoot RAW files, the jpg files average about 3mb or less each, I would love more detail but not a deal-breaker as I said you have to accept this for what it is.

    It's not for everyone, but if you want a good monocular that lets you take pictures and video then this is decent. I could not find anything better for twice the cost. The biggest thing I dislike is the lack of manual focus but I challenge you to find me a digital monocular that has as good of a camera that has one.

    I bought this thinking it was a toy and I might be returning it. However, I was nicely surprised. It's earned a place with me when I do walking in the park to watch birds.
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