The Canon PowerShot Zoom is a bit confusing at first. Most of its features as a camera are equally well matched by your average phone and undoubtedly surpassed with almost any modern digital camera.

There are three zoom settings, 100mm and 400mm optical, and 800mm digital (all 35mm equivalent). The lens is a little slow, at f/5.6 in 100mm mode, and f/6.3 at 400mm. After spending a few weeks ...

The zoom button selects between the Zoom’s three modes: 100mm, 400mm, both optical, and an 800mm digital. For comparison, the Pixel 4’s “telephoto” lens was just 50mm, while the iPhone X ...

Canon describes the PowerShot as a monocular, but it actually functions as a small digital camera equipped with a two-position zoom lens. This unique feature sets it apart in the monocular market.

Lens Performance - Detail is really good at both ends of the lens, the Canon has 100x ZoomPlus written on the camera, but image quality is not better than you'd expect when using digital zoom ...

Those in the market for a dedicated digital camera have a new option: the Canon PowerShot SX730 HS. This compact camera brings with it some advanced features, such as hinged, tilting LCD display ...

Save big on Canon's premium super-telephoto zoom for EOS R mirrorless cameras: the RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM optic in B ...