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title: "Canon 1074C013 PowerShot SX620 HS Digital Camera - White"
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# Full HD video with Dynamic IS Wi-Fi + NFC for instant sharing 25x optical zoom for epic detail Canon 1074C013 PowerShot SX620 HS Digital Camera - White

**Brand:** canon
**Price:** ¥247737
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 📸 Zoom, Sync, Share — Capture Life’s Best Moments Instantly!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Canon 1074C013 PowerShot SX620 HS Digital Camera - White by canon
- **How much does it cost?** ¥247737 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- canon enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted canon brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Steady Cinematics:** Record smooth Full HD videos with Dynamic Image Stabilization—perfect for professional-looking clips.
- • **Seamless Smart Sync:** Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity lets you instantly transfer and share your photos on the go.
- • **Zoom into the Moment:** 25x optical zoom captures faraway details with crystal clarity—never miss a shot.
- • **Effortless Creativity:** Hybrid Auto and Intelligent IS modes make capturing stunning photos and videos as easy as point and shoot.
- • **Pocket-Sized Powerhouse:** Compact and lightweight design fits effortlessly in your pocket, ready for every adventure.

## Overview

The Canon PowerShot SX620 HS is a sleek, pocketable digital camera featuring a powerful 25x optical zoom and a 20.2 MP CMOS sensor. Equipped with Wi-Fi and NFC, it enables quick wireless sharing and remote shooting via smart devices. Its Full HD video recording with Dynamic Image Stabilization ensures smooth footage, while Hybrid Auto and Intelligent IS modes simplify capturing high-quality photos and videos. Ideal for millennials seeking professional-grade results without the bulk of an SLR.

## Description

Product Description Packing an incredible 25x zoom inside a tiny, pocketable design, this simple Wi-Fi camera with NFC has all the features you need to capture superb photos and movies and seamlessly share them via your smart device. Box Contains Digital Camera PowerShotSX620 HS Wrist Strap WS-800 Battery Pack NB-13L Battery Charger CB-2LHE AC Cable User Manual Kit

Review: Canon quality in a small package - Compact cameras now have serious competition from smart phones, so why should you carry one with you? The picture quality should be better with a bigger lens, and they also have a superior flash. This model immediately impressed me because it was heavy, not enough to weigh your pocket down, but indicates a solid build. To operate, charge the battery with the supplied charger, load a memory card (not supplied but these days very cheap) and press the button. The manual is very thick, but on inspection is a very short multilingual introduction; you have to download the full version that struggled like heck on my laptop. Fortunately, most functions are intuitive and you can work out most settings from the camera. I found the P mode was sufficient for most shots, like the EOS counterpart. For indoor shots, pressing the flash button releases the pop up flash. This is the only way they could fit a flash because the lens and surrounding mechanism takes up most of the front on what is in reality a very small camera. Two settings to consider are ISO, where I prefer the lowest, 80, as long as there is enough light; and the compression where I use the super fine image setting. This produces the best jpeg quality but with larger files. For 32 gig cards and above this will not be a problem, and you can always edit them before sharing. The zoom operates smoothly, and you can have both optical and digital as standard for compact cameras, the display is bright with a large screen, not touch, but the controls will allow you to navigate and manipulate the images. As a concession to the smartphone and tablet era, you can send pictures to your device using the downloaded app. For this you need to connect to your WiFi. So the most important aspect of any camera is picture quality. The few shots I have taken have been very impressive, giving my EOS 650D a run for its money. Indoor pictures with the flash are correctly exposed, and available light ones are good too given the higher ISO setting. This is all in a camera small enough to take on your travels when you don’t want to lug an SLR around.
Review: Transfer to PC very difficult - This is a nice little camera and takes excellent pictures. I found that in shooting in bright daylight, the brightness of the screen needs to be at maximum to see what you are shooting. I brought it as I wanted something easy to carry - I have a large Fuji bridge camera which I find something of a beast to carry all the time. I'm 77 and the days of lugging a (D)SLR with a load of lenses are long gone! I would have liked a little more control such as aperture or shutter priority, but what can you expect at the price? I have two major criticisms however. One is that the small size makes setting any lettering are real pain. It took me half a dozen tries to get my router password in correctly. This isn't helped by the setting ring to be extremely sensitive and has to be touched in just the right position. My TiVo box is just the same. More importantly is the problems I've encountered with down loading. I installed the app on my smart phone, and that works fine. However, trying to transfer to my PC turned out to be a nightmare. I'd rather keep my pictures there and be able to edit them. First if all, I tried an html to USB cable. Nothing happened. Then I tried to download the connection software. There is a long 'how to do this' on the Canon site which are pretty useless, but no where does it appear to give an actual download button. Then I tried removing the card from the camera and using a card reader. My PC told me that the card needed formatting which, of course, would lead to the loss of all pictures and videos. Putting the card back in the camera resulted in a message that it was now corrupted. Having a corrupt 16 gig card was no good to me. The pictures I had taken were not so important that I could not loose them, so I decided to have the PC format it. The camera was then able to recognise it again. I then used a data recovery program which did find the jpegs, but had problems with the videos I'd taken. I suppose the work round is to transfer all pictures to the card in my phone, then put that into a reader and choose what to transfer. But what a faff! I guess the wifi connect to a phone is to satisfy the Instagram fraternity, but I must say that this gimmick my be one too far and for this old forget it's more of a case that the old systems weren't broke so why mend.

## Features

- Capture stunning faraway detail using this tiny, pocketable 25x zoom camera with HS System
- Wi-Fi* with NFC and Image Sync make it simple to connect to your smart device, capture shots remotely, then share or back up your creations
- Make the most of the incredible zoom and effortlessly record steady, shareable Full HD movies with Auto Zoom and Dynamic IS
- Just point and shoot to capture fantastic photos or movies with Hybrid Auto and Intelligent IS
- Digital Camera PowerShotSX620 HS Wrist Strap WS-800 Battery Pack NB-13L Battery Charger CB-2LHE AC Cable User Manual Kit

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01FTV3YXO |
| Aperture Modes | Automatic |
| Autofocus Points | 11 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | 27,472 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 301 in All-in-One Digital Cameras |
| Brand | Canon |
| Camera Lens | The camera is equipped with a 25x fixed lens with image stabilization, offering an equivalent focal range of 25-625mm in 35mm. The device uses a 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor. |
| Colour | White |
| Continuous shooting speed | 10 FPS |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (651) |
| Date First Available | 18 May 2016 |
| Effective still resolution | 20.2 MP |
| Expanded ISO Maximum | 12800 |
| Focus type | Auto Focus |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Has image stabilisation | Yes |
| ISO Range | AUTO, 80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200 |
| Included components | [Batteries] |
| Item Weight | 0.18 Kilograms |
| Item model number | 1074C013 |
| Lens Fixed Focal Length | 112.5 Millimetres |
| Max Focal Length | 625 Millimeters |
| Maximum Format Size | 1/2 3 inch |
| Maximum shutter speed | 15 Seconds |
| Min Focal Length | 25 Millimeters |
| Minimum shutter speed | 0.0001 seconds |
| Model year | 2016 |
| Package Dimensions L x W x H | 16 x 14.1 x 6 centimetres |
| Package Weight | 0.58 Kilograms |
| Part number | 1074C013 |
| Plug profile | Canon EF |
| Product Dimensions L x W x H | 9.7 x 2.8 x 5.5 centimetres |
| Size | Camera |
| Warranty description | 2 year manufacturer warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Zoom Type | Digital Zoom |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Canon
- **Compatible mountings:** Canon EF
- **Expanded ISO minimum:** 50
- **Image stabilisation:** yes
- **Maximum focal length:** 625 Millimeters
- **Metering description:** Center Weighted
- **Model name:** Powershot SX620
- **Optical zoom:** 25 x
- **Photo sensor technology:** CMOS
- **Supported file format:** JPEG, RAW

## Images

![Canon 1074C013 PowerShot SX620 HS Digital Camera - White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/813frCgsF9L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this camera have a view finder where you can record and see yourself at there same time.**
A: My understanding of a camera viewfinder is the small glass window you hold to one eye and look through to "frame" the scene you are photographing. This camera DOES NOT HAVE such a viewfinder, the camera has a 3-inch LCD display which is used to "frame" subjects when taking pictures (and to display stored images). The question seems, however, to be referring to functionality available on a mobile phone where someone taking a "selfie" can see their image on the device whilst taking the photograph. This camera CANNOT DO THAT as the rear-facing LCD display cannot be seen if the camera is held at arms length and is pointing towards the operator. It's a very good camera but NOT designed to take selfies!

**Q: Can you charge the battery by using a USB cable?**
A: I wouldn't think so. The battery has to be charged in the charger, out of the camera.

**Q: Does the price include a battery charger?**
A: Yes battery is charger included ,
The battery has very good power and the charger normally recharges well within an hour

**Q: Will this work at sub zero tempetatures?**
A: Ours died in -20 to -25C but fully recovered once in the warm!!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Canon quality in a small package
*by M***N on 29 October 2018*

Compact cameras now have serious competition from smart phones, so why should you carry one with you? The picture quality should be better with a bigger lens, and they also have a superior flash. This model immediately impressed me because it was heavy, not enough to weigh your pocket down, but indicates a solid build. To operate, charge the battery with the supplied charger, load a memory card (not supplied but these days very cheap) and press the button. The manual is very thick, but on inspection is a very short multilingual introduction; you have to download the full version that struggled like heck on my laptop. Fortunately, most functions are intuitive and you can work out most settings from the camera. I found the P mode was sufficient for most shots, like the EOS counterpart. For indoor shots, pressing the flash button releases the pop up flash. This is the only way they could fit a flash because the lens and surrounding mechanism takes up most of the front on what is in reality a very small camera. Two settings to consider are ISO, where I prefer the lowest, 80, as long as there is enough light; and the compression where I use the super fine image setting. This produces the best jpeg quality but with larger files. For 32 gig cards and above this will not be a problem, and you can always edit them before sharing. The zoom operates smoothly, and you can have both optical and digital as standard for compact cameras, the display is bright with a large screen, not touch, but the controls will allow you to navigate and manipulate the images. As a concession to the smartphone and tablet era, you can send pictures to your device using the downloaded app. For this you need to connect to your WiFi. So the most important aspect of any camera is picture quality. The few shots I have taken have been very impressive, giving my EOS 650D a run for its money. Indoor pictures with the flash are correctly exposed, and available light ones are good too given the higher ISO setting. This is all in a camera small enough to take on your travels when you don’t want to lug an SLR around.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Transfer to PC very difficult
*by M***E on 12 July 2020*

This is a nice little camera and takes excellent pictures. I found that in shooting in bright daylight, the brightness of the screen needs to be at maximum to see what you are shooting. I brought it as I wanted something easy to carry - I have a large Fuji bridge camera which I find something of a beast to carry all the time. I'm 77 and the days of lugging a (D)SLR with a load of lenses are long gone! I would have liked a little more control such as aperture or shutter priority, but what can you expect at the price? I have two major criticisms however. One is that the small size makes setting any lettering are real pain. It took me half a dozen tries to get my router password in correctly. This isn't helped by the setting ring to be extremely sensitive and has to be touched in just the right position. My TiVo box is just the same. More importantly is the problems I've encountered with down loading. I installed the app on my smart phone, and that works fine. However, trying to transfer to my PC turned out to be a nightmare. I'd rather keep my pictures there and be able to edit them. First if all, I tried an html to USB cable. Nothing happened. Then I tried to download the connection software. There is a long 'how to do this' on the Canon site which are pretty useless, but no where does it appear to give an actual download button. Then I tried removing the card from the camera and using a card reader. My PC told me that the card needed formatting which, of course, would lead to the loss of all pictures and videos. Putting the card back in the camera resulted in a message that it was now corrupted. Having a corrupt 16 gig card was no good to me. The pictures I had taken were not so important that I could not loose them, so I decided to have the PC format it. The camera was then able to recognise it again. I then used a data recovery program which did find the jpegs, but had problems with the videos I'd taken. I suppose the work round is to transfer all pictures to the card in my phone, then put that into a reader and choose what to transfer. But what a faff! I guess the wifi connect to a phone is to satisfy the Instagram fraternity, but I must say that this gimmick my be one too far and for this old forget it's more of a case that the old systems weren't broke so why mend.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Zooms like binoculars, caught the northern lights and is a creative little wifi camera!
*by M***S on 23 March 2019*

Ok, we have phones and iPads etc, but this is a camera and it does have more functions. How well it will perform for the money really depends on how much you want to explore and use those functions. I bought a hard case to protect this, a large storage disk or two and then off we go. I didn't like the download/on line main intruction manual. I like to sit with a book style manual and go through it. We went to Norway and did glimpse the Northern Lights. After modifying my settings, the camera took really quite unbelievable pictures, ones I could not see with my naked eye. All those with phones just couldn't make the images come through as the shutter speed adjustment seemed lacking on the phones. I also loved the creative function and the fact that movies give samples as photos as a matter of course. The camera has a lot of play and photographing in it for a single charge. The ability to be mounted on a tripod is useful and to be fair, wheat I would expect of any stand alone camera. The main reason we wanted this camera was the wifi function. This means I can remotely see the picture, set it to record from my phone or iPad etc, also I can download the photos without messing about with leads. For that function alone, the camera is great. I bought the white model and it is a lovely mix of steel/aluminium and white. The zoom does go to x50, but then you really do need a tripod or stand. In context, it zooms like a very decent pair of binoculars! Great little addition and much, much better than a phone!

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