Technical Specifications

The camera pairs a 1.0-type 20.9 megapixel stacked CMOS sensor with a fixed wide-angle lens that provides a focal length of 18mm for stills and 19mm for video and a maximum aperture of f2.8. It also includes 4K/30p recording for up to 1 hour with no crop plus 1080/60p Full HD, in-camera digital image stabilisation, 14 colour filters for grading, simplified live streaming, 9:16 vertical movies, and the inclusion of built-in stereo mics and micro HDMI and 3.5mm microphone ports. There’s also contrast-detect Face-tracking AF, a physical built-in three stop ND filter, a 2-inch LCD screen that tilts up by 180 degrees, wi-fi and Bluetooth connectivity, charging via USB-C, Canon Camera Connect app compatibility, and seamless use as a webcam via UVC/UAC.

Ease of Use

The PowerShot V10 is unashamedly a camera that has been designed to record high-quality video, and more specifically videos that include you. Whilst you can shoot 20 megapixel stills with the V10, there are very few menu options available, no Raw support and the small 2-inch LCD panel makes composition more difficult than an camera with a larger screen. The shooting mode for stills is equivalent to the camera-sets-everything Scene Intelligent Auto mode on other Canon models, with Canon themselves billing it as a great way to take thumbnail images for your movies.

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