Canon released the white version of the PowerShot V10

On September 24, Canon released the new white version of the PowerShot V10 camera. It has previously launched black and silver versions. The camera uses a 1-inch 13.1-megapixel image sensor, a wide-angle lens equivalent to 19mm, and an aperture of F2.8. It can record 4K30p and FHD 30P/60P videos, can be operated with one hand, has an upward flip touch screen, built-in 14 filter effects, and a stereo microphone. The body size is 63.5*90*34.5mm and weighs about 211 grams.

key features

• 1-inch CMOS image sensor for 4K UHD 30p video and video digital IS

• Built-in stand and microphone, weighing only 211 grams

• Wide-angle lens, face-tracking autofocus

The PowerShot V10 has been questioned since its launch, saying it has no advantages over more professional sports camera brands. Now Canon has launched a white version, which may be a copy of the product concept of Canon R50, which also has a white version. The sales of white versions of cameras are always surprisingly good. In addition to Canon, Sony also has a white version of the zve10II.