Here are some specs and quick links for the Canon PowerShot SX30IS…
- 14 Megapixel CCD
- Aperture range: F2.7-5.8
- Zoom range: 24-840mm
- Image stabilization
- Flip-out and rotating 2.7″ LCD with 230,000 pixels
- Electronic viewfinder with 202,000 pixels
- Hot shoe for external flash
- Records video at 1280 x 720 (30 fps) with optical zooming
- HDMI output
- Compatible with SD/SDHC/SDXC/MMC/MMCplus/HC MMCplus memory cards
- Uses NB-7L lithium-ion battery (370 shots per charge)
- Ships in early October for $429
To see the full list of PowerShot SX30IS specifications, click here to visit the Official SX30IS site at Canon.com
Canon SX30IS Sample Photos
You can see some sample images taken with the SX30IS at Canon’s official site, click here.
Canon SX30IS Product Views
Canon has a 360 degree view of the SX30IS, click here.
Canon SX30IS Price
Ships towards the beginning of October 2010 for $429, click here for more info.
I recommend that you buy the PowerShot SX30IS at Amazon (check price), B&H Photo (check price) or Adorama (check price). They all offer low prices (no tax depending on where you live) and excellent customer service! :)
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Written by Moose on Wednesday, September 29, 2010
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I got this camera yesterday and it had many features that the sales person showed. However, the manual doesnt quote any of those. Like some options while adjusting the self timer..How do i get them?
Should be able to dwnload the manual using a PDF file, then print it off. I went to my local camera and video store and had a sales person download the file onto a cd for me for about $3.00, then printed it off at home. The manual is about 297pgs long. I took a ring binder and plastic sleeves, and made me a manual that way. Hope this helps!
hello, if someone need the manual in espanish, just email me, I have it, I can send it to you,
erickjose42@gmail.com
I am trying to find the correct filter size for the SX30IS…specs said 67mm but that is impossibly too large
Actually, if you get the proper Canon adaptor from 52mm to 67mm, then use the filter, it is not bad at all – I thought it was going to be too large, but it was good. Forcing on a 52mm filter destroys the threads on the lens and can jam the lens.