Canon Powershot SX620 HS Review and Photo & Zoom HD Video Test, Wifi Test

Canon Powershot SX620 HS Review and Photo, Zoom Video Test, Wifi
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Today I’m looking at the Canon SX620HS compact zoom camera. The Canon Powershot Sx620 HSSX620 is currently available in 3 colors. The beautiful red I have today, Black and silver. I’ll leave links to all three colors below. The CANON POWERSHOT SX620 HS comes with a built-in 25x zoom lens on the front and I’ll show you the zoom test in a minute. What’s nice about the zoom lens is that it neatly retracts into the body making the Canon SX620 a very compact camera to carry around. It measures in at a little under 4 inches in length, by about 2.5 inches tall by about an inch deep. A nice, compact unit to carry around when you travel. The body is made from plastic but has a nice, sturdy construction. I also like how the Canon SX620 HS handles. While the grip isn’t deep, the it’s very comfortable to hold and use. As with other Canon Point-n-shoots, it has a its on-off button and shutter button, surrounded by the zoom toggle, on the top surface. That surface also neatly hides a pop-up flash, which can come in very handy for shots in low-light conditions. The buttons on the rear face are also very neatly arranged and intuitive to use. The SX 620’s main interface and viewfinder is it’s 3inch LCD screen which is really sharp and bright, even outdoors. The only thing I am not a big fan of is that the screen doesn’t flip over for vlogs and selfies. So don’t expect this to be your first vlogging camera. However, I do like canon’s simple, clean design of the menu and options- definitely a pleasure to use. The Canon SX620 is powered by a Canon NB 13L battery which lives in this compartment on the bottom with it’s SD card. Very pleasantly, Canon also includes a standalone battery charger, unlike other manufacturers who usually only include a charge cable. This allows you to swap batteries out while your depleted battery recharges. And when it comes to SD cards I recommend using at least a Class 10 SD card, if you plan to record full HD video. I’ll leave a link to one I recommend, below the video. The right hand face of the camera also has a micro usb port to connect the camera to a computer and a micro hdmi connector, in case you need to connect it to a monitor or TV. Canon also provides a lanyard which makes it easy to carry around. The 620 also has a ¼-20 tripod thread, in case you ever need to mount it to a travel tripod like this one. I’ll leave a link to this cool joby travel tripod below the video, in case you need one.