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постановлением правительства рф 3 от 14.01.2011 года, This 'New' Canon Point-and-Shoot is a Worse Version of the , Canon is bringing back a point-and-shoot from 2016 with fewer , The compact camera comeback isn’t about nostalgia. 6 , Canon is bringing back a point-and-shoot from 2016 with fewer , Canon is Bringing Back a Point-and-Shoot From 2016 With Fewer , Canon Revives Its Trending Point-and-Shoot Compact – but It's , It's time for point-and-shoot digital cameras to make a .
Canon announced a new compact point-and-shoot camera, the PowerShot 360 HS A. That said, there is very little new here and what is new is generally a downgrade. Point-and-shoot cameras are all the rage right now, with many models, including old ones, sold out at retailers. This resurgence, primarily driven by social media trends, has left manufacturers scrambling to restart production on some of their previously discontinued point-and-shoot cameras. Enter the Canon PowerShot 360 HS A, a slightly tweaked version of 2016’s . The Canon PowerShot 360 HS A has the same imaging pipeline as its predecessor, including a relatively small 20.2-megapixel Type 1/2.3 CMOS image sensor and DIGIC 4+ processor. While this sensor may have been a decent size in 2016, at least relative to smartphones, smartphone image sensors these days are often larger than this, typically falling within the Type 1 to Type 1/1.5 range, and frequently featuring more megapixels. Where the 360 HS A aims to differentiate itself from even the latest and greatest smartphones is through its optical zoom capabilities. The 360 HS A borrows its lens from 2016’s 360 HS, meaning it has a 25-300mm (equivalent) focal length range, which is 12x optical zoom. It can also utilize 4x digital zoom to deliver a combined 48x zoom with optical image stabilization. The lens has a variable aperture ranging from f/3.6 to f/7. Paired with the small image sensor, this means there won’t be any shallow depth of field photography here. , Canon is bringing back a popular PowerShot point-and-shoot compact camera, the 360 HS A. However, its return comes with concessions., Canon seems to be riding the TikTok digicam resurgence and is rereleasing a mid-2010s point-and-shoot — the PowerShot Elph 360 HS A..
After looking at the interviews, analysis and online threads, these are some of the key reasons Gen Z is bringing back the compact camera. To fight the over-processed look of smartphones (Image credit: Getty Images) Computational photography has helped smartphone cameras imitate real cameras without increasing in size. The problem?, canon is bringing back a point-and-shoot from Canon is reintroducing a classic point-and-shoot camera from 2016, the PowerShot Elph 360 HS A, with fewer features and a higher price tag, tapping into the recent resurgence of interest in vintage digicams., Canon is Bringing Back a Point-and-Shoot From 2016 With Fewer Features and a Higher Price (theverge.com) 61 Posted by msmash on Tuesday September 09, 2025 @03:31PM from the second-time-is-the-charm dept., Canon is Bringing Back a Point-and-Shoot From 2016 With Fewer Features and a Higher Price Canon will rerelease its 2016 PowerShot Elph 360 HS point-and-shoot camera as the PowerShot Elph 360 HS A in late October for $379 -- $169 more than the original's $210 launch price., I think there are enough opportunities for any brand to cash in with a sub $1,000 / £1,000 point-and-shoot digital or film camera, or re-enter the premium compact camera market with something , .