Canon Launches new products in Pakistan

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L-R Canon LEGRIA HF G25, IXUS 140 and PowerShot N Pictured.

Karachi - Canon unveils new products from the IXUS, LEGRIA and PowerShot N series in Pakistan.

Four new digital compact cameras were released in the IXUS range.

The IXUS 255 HS, IXUS 135, IXUS 132 along with the IXUS 140 support new advanced features such as Hybrid Auto Zoom, Intelligent Image Stabalization for video and stills, Eco mode and WiFi.

The Singapore based Canon launched two new LEGRIA AVCHD flash Memory Camcorders, the LEGRIA HF G25 and LEGRIA HF R46.

All new “prosumer” LEGRIA HF G25 has an array of manual functions and expandability options while the LEGRIA HF R46 includes a new Baby Mode, designed for chronicling a child’s growing years.

If you are looking for a compact and agile camera to aid in capturing and sharing life’s beautifully unexpected moments need to look no further then the PowerShot N.

The new PowerShot N  boasts a new unique pocket-sized form factor and new features that will excite and boost the creativity of avid shutterbugs, street photography enthusiasts and lomography fans.

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