10-megapixel Canon PowerShot E1 is designed to appeal pre-adolescents and adolescents with color options and retro-style, but also provide a level of specification that promises the potential, at least, better than the average picture quality.A 4x (35 - 140mm ) Zoom lens Canon handles optical duties, based on 2.5-inch LCD 115000 from the point of resolution. Unlike their more advanced PowerShot series stablemates, E1 provides an optical viewfinder as well. DIGIC III can support E1 in the face detection system, complete with its own dedicated buttons on the back panel, which shares much in common with previous generation PowerShot models.Canon also wisely decided to include A1000 in optical image stabilization system on this option, but giving E1 another clear advantage over the slew of cheap quasi-camera for the younger audience, which flooded the digital market in recent years. As already noted, while the external can make you think otherwise, E1 generally high level of specification leaves no doubt that this is indeed the "real" cameras capable of taking high cut picture is worth saving.Speaking that that contentious Exterior, laying closely resembles Canon PowerShot restructured in accordance with smooth transitions and retro-inspired color schemes. Like his PowerShot relatives, E1 uses available in any AA batteries for convenient power solutions to the traveler and kid-friendly.
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