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`Just over a year after the launch of the 7 megapixel PowerShot S70 Canon revealed its
`replacement, the new S80, which boasts a slight redesign, an extra million pixels and a few
`new features - including the latest DIGIC II processor. The S80 is smaller and lighter than
`the S70 yet it packs a much larger (2.5") wide viewing angle LCD monitor, a control wheel /
`4-way controller, XGA video capture (15 fps), USB 2.0 High-speed and SD/MMC storage.
`Some may, however, be a little disappointed to hear that RAW capture has been dropped.
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`Wide-angle 28-100mm (35mm equivalent) 3.6x Optical Zoom Lens
`8.0 Megapixel CCD and UA Lens Technology for Superior Image Quality
`Full photographic control
`21 shooting modes
`2.5-inch Wide viewing angle LCD screen
`DIGIC II Processor
`USB 2.0 Hi-Speed
`Newly-designed easy-to-use interface
`High Resolution (1024 x 768 pixel) XGA Movie Mode
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`Canon PowerShot S70 vs PowerShot S80 (main differences)
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`Effective Pixels
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`8.0 million
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`Processor
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`DIGIC II
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`Max image size
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`3264 x 2448
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`Storage
`SD /MMC
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`7.1 million
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`DIGIC I
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`3072 x 2304
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`CompactFlash
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`Raw mode
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`LCD screen
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`Max movie size
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`Shooting modes
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`No
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`Yes
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`2.5-inch, 115,000 pixels
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`1.8-inch 118,000 pixels
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`• 1024 x 768 at 15 fps
`• 640 x 480 at 15 or 30 fps
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`• 640 x 480 at 10 fps up to 30
`secs
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`• Auto
`• Program AE
`• Shutter priority AE
`• Aperture priority AE
`• Manual
`• Custom
`• Portrait
`• Landscape
`• Night Scene
`• Fast Shutter
`• Slow Shutter
`• Stitch Assist
`• Movie
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`• Auto
`• Program AE
`• Shutter priority AE
`• Aperture priority AE
`• Manual
`• Custom
`• My Colors
`• Portrait
`• Landscape
`• Night Scene
`• Night Snapshot
`• Kids & Pets
`• Indoor
`• Foliage
`• Snow
`• Beach
`• Fireworks
`• Underwater
`• Digital Macro
`• Stitch Assist
`• Movie
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`Continuous
`shooting
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`Approx.1.8 fps
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`Approx.2.0 fps
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`Connectivity
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`USB 2.0 Hi-Speed
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`USB 1.1
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`Dimensions
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`Weight (excl
`battery)
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`Key specifications
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`104 x 57 x 38.8 mm (4.1 x 2.2 x 1.5
`in)
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`114 x 57 x 39mm (4.4 x 2.2 x
`1.5in)
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`225 g (7.9 oz)
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`230 g (8.1 oz)
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`Street price
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`• US: $514
`• UK: £399
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`Body Material
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`Metal
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`Sensor
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`Image sizes
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`Movie clips
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`Lens
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`Focus
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`Shooting mode
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`• 1/1.8 " CCD
`• 8.0 million effective pixels
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`• 3264 x 2448
`• 2592 x 1944
`• 2048 x 1536
`• 1600 x 1200
`• 640 x 480
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`• 1024 x 768 at 15 fps
`• 640 x 480 at 15 or 30 fps
`• 320 x 240 at 15 or 30 fps
`• 160 x 120 at 15 fps (3 mins max)
`• Duration limited by card capacity (streaming), 1GB max file size
`• AVI (Motion JPEG)
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`• 28 - 100mm (35mm equiv)
`• F2.8 - F5.3
`• 3.6x zoom
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`• TTL
`• 9-point AiAF
`• 1-point AF (any position or fixed center)
`• Manual
`• Macro: 4cm
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`• Auto
`• Program AE
`• Shutter priority AE
`• Aperture priority AE
`• Manual
`• Custom
`• Portrait
`• Landscape
`• Night Scene
`• Night Snapshot
`• Kids & Pets
`• Indoor
`• Foliage
`• Snow
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`• Beach
`• Fireworks
`• Underwater
`• Digital Macro
`• Stitch Assist
`• My Colors
`• Movie with sound
`• AE compensation -2.0EV to +2.0 EV in 1/3EV steps
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`Shutter speeds
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`• 15 - 1/2000 sec
`• Slow shutter speeds of 1.3 sec. or slower operate with noise
`reduction.
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`Apertures
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`Metering
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`Sensitivity
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`White Balance
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`Image parameters
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`Continuous
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`Flash
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`Storage
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`Viewfinder
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`LCD monitor
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`Connectivity
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`Power
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`In the box*
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`Other features
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`• Wide: F2.8 / 3.2 / 3.5 / 4.0 / 4.5 / 5.0 / 5.6 / 6.3 / 7.1 / 8.0
`• Tele: F5.3 / 5.6 / 6.3 / 7.1 / 8.0
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`• Evaluative
`• Center-weighted average
`• Spot (Center* or AF-point)
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`• Auto
`• ISO 50
`• ISO 100
`• ISO 200
`• ISO 400
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`• Auto
`• 7 presets (Day Light, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Fluorescent H,
`Flash, Underwater)
`• Custom (manual white balance)
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`• Vivid
`• Neutral
`• Low Sharpening
`• Sepia
`• Black & White
`• Custom (3 levels each of sharpness, contrast, saturation)
`• My Colors (9 settings)]
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`• Approx.1.8 fps
`• Large/Fine mode with LCD monitor off
`
`• Built-in flash
`• Auto, manual, on/of, red-eye reduction
`• Flash range (W): 55cm - 4.2m (1.8ft - 14ft) - auto ISO
`• Flash range (T): 55cm - 2.0m (1.8ft - 6.6ft) - auto ISO
`• Flash level control
`• External High Power Flash HF-DC1 (optional)
`
`• SD /MMC
`• 32 MB card supplied*
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`• Real Image Optical
`• Approx 80% coverage
`
`• 2.5 inch type, low-temperature polycrystalline silicon TFT color LCD
`• 115,000 pixels
`• picture coverage 100%
`• Wide viewing angle
`
`• USB 2.0 Hi Speed
`• AV out
`
`• Rechargeable lithium ion battery (NB-2LH/NB-2L)
`• Charger included
`
`• PowerShot S80 Body
`• Battery Charger CB-2LWE
`• Wrist Strap WS-DC1
`• SD Memory Card SDC-32M
`• Battery Pack NB-2LH
`• Digital Camera Solution CD-ROM
`• ArcSoft Camera Suite CD-ROM
`• Interface Cable IFC-400PCU
`• AV Cable AVC-DC300
`
`• PictBridge and DPOF compatible
`• Playback & record histogram
`• Autofocus Illuminator
`• Voice Annotation: WAV (monaural) up to 60 seconds per image
`• Optional Tele-converter 2.0x TC-DC10
`• Optional Wide Converter 0.8x WC-DC10
`• PC-controlled shooting via USB
`• Optional underwater housing (up to 40m) WP-DC1
`• AE Bracketing
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`Weight (inc batt)
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`268 g (9.4 oz.) approx
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`Dimensions
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`104 x 57 x 38.8 mm ((4.1 x 2.2 x 1.5 in)
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`White House photographer
`Pete Souza shows off what
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`Operation
`Timings & Sizes
`Photographic tests
`Photographic tests
`Photographic tests
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`The S80 continues the evolution of the 'S' series (which goes back to late 2001), retaining
`the familiar oblong shape and sliding lens cover. There's been some fairly significant
`changes since the S70 - the body is about 10mm shorter, the screen is a lot larger (2.5-
`inches versus 1.8-inches) and there's been a major re-think of the external control layout,
`with a new mode dial and rotating control dial, a very welcome button for setting ISO and
`yet another new design of zoom control. From a design point of view the S80 eschews the
`S70's matt-black all-over finish for a mixture of textured silver and high gloss (almost
`piano-style) black, with a couple of leather-finish rubber accents. Like its predecessors the
`all-metal body is beautifully constructed and the whole thing exudes an air of luxury. In a
`sea of 'lookalike' plastic cameras the S80 is a real treat, and - as I discovered when using it
`out and about - something of a head-turner in it's own understated way.
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`Although at first glance the S80 seems to be suffering from a serious plague of buttons,
`which can make it a slightly daunting camera to begin with. Spend some time with the S80
`however, and you soon start to appreciate the level of control on offer - and how rarely
`you need to use menus in everyday photography.
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`The S80 sits very comfortably in the hand, with the subtle finger grip on the front of the
`body offering just enough 'hold' for single-handed operation. That said, the new thumb-
`operated zoom control is a little fiddly, almost impossible if you're trying to shoot with one
`hand, and if you don't support the camera with your left hand it's a little too easy to
`accidentally press one of the many buttons that sit under your thumb. As with most
`cameras of this type you'll find it a lot easier to use - and a lot more stable - if you use both
`hands to support it.
`Body elements
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`The S80's combined battery and SD card
`compartment is located in the base of
`the camera under a fairly sturdy (plastic)
`spring-bound door. Fortunately both
`battery and card have retaining clips, so
`you won't lose one when changing the
`other. The NB-2LH Lithium-Ion battery is
`good for around 200 shots (using the
`CIPA standard) with the LCD, 700 shots
`using the viewfinder.
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`The sliding lens cover (which also acts as
`the power switch) is very smooth and
`clicks nicely into place at either end of
`its travel. You can power up the camera
`in playback (review) mode (without
`opening the lens cover) by pressing and
`holding the play button.
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`As with the S70, the S80 sports that
`rarest of beasts; a true wideangle lens.
`The 28-100mm equiv. range is one of
`the most useful - photographically
`speaking - you'll find on any compact
`camera. It's nice and bright (F2.8) at the
`wide end, though the F5.3 maximum
`aperture at the long end is less
`impressive - and will limit its usefulness
`in low light.
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`The camera's connections (mini USB and
`A/V output) are hidden under a plastic
`door with a rather flimsy rubberized
`hinge.
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`The small built-in flash offers the usual
`options (on/off/auto) and red-eye
`reduction (using the AF illuminator
`lamp). There is a +/- 2.0 flash output
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`control and - by switching to the night
`scene mode - you can use slow synch
`flash too. The range is pretty normal for
`this type of camera (14 ft at the wide
`end, 6.6 ft at the tele end, ISO 100), and
`we experienced no problems when
`shooting quite close - the flash seems to
`throttle down well.
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`The 2.5-inch screen has fewer pixels
`than the S70's 1.8-inch LCD (115,000
`versus 118,000), which is a pity. To be
`fair the screen is excellent - bright, not
`very reflective (so glare is fairly low), and
`it has a very wide viewing angle. Of
`course stretching so few pixels over a
`2.5-inch screen means the picture isn't
`as clear as we'd like, but it has a fast
`refresh rate and exhibits no lag. The
`screen also gains up well in low light.
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`The viewfinder is the standard compact
`camera 'optical tunnel' type with no
`dioptre adjustment or parallax
`correction lines - it also only shows 80%
`of the scene. It's also small, not that
`clear and - as with all cameras of this
`type - only likely to be used when
`battery life is an issue or in very bright
`direct sunlight. The LED lamps to the left
`of the viewfinder eyepiece indicate
`camera status including auto focus lock,
`camera shake warning and flash status.
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`One of the major design changes over
`the S70 is the positioning of the main
`mode dial, which now pokes out of the
`right side of the camera. From here you
`can quickly switch between Auto,
`Program, Tv, Av, Manual, Custom, and
`Scene shooting modes, plus movies,
`stitch-assist and my colors. To the left of
`the mode dial is the new zoom rocker,
`and just below you can see the new ISO
`button.
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`The other new control on the S80 takes
`some getting used to, but once
`mastered proves to be a very space-
`efficient way of offering lots of
`functionality. The 'Multi Control' dial acts
`as a standard four-way controller if you
`press it at the standard 12, 3, 6 and 9
`o'clock positions, allowing you to
`navigate menus. It also gives direct
`access to macro, flash, ISO and manual
`focus in playback mode. Finally the ring
`section turns, for scrolling through
`menus and changing settings.
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`The shutter release, which sits alone on
`the top of the camera, has a very
`positive 'half press' point, making pre-
`focus a breeze.
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`A final couple of buttons sit to the left of
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`stabilization support
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`EXIF data support, as well as communication
`protocols to support autofocus, aperture control
`and image stabilization on supported lenses.
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`the viewfinder, above the screen. The
`first is a combined direct print / shortcut
`key. You can assign resolution, photo
`effect, metering pattern, exposure or
`focus lock, create folder or - most
`usefully - white balance - to the shortcut
`button using the record menu. The
`second button switches between single
`shot, burst and self-timer shooting in
`record mode, and allows you to add
`voice memos to saved files in playback
`mode.
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