Reviews of the Canon PowerShot N2 from around the web.
Faced with the constant onslaught of smartphones, Canon had the clever idea of rethinking the traditional digital camera. The result, the Canon PowerShot N, was modern and minimalist, a far cry from anything that had gone before. The Canon PowerShot N2, its successor, inherits the cuboid shape and incorporates a 16 Mpx sensor, a 180° adjustable screen, Wi-Fi and NFC.
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The Canon Powershot N2 features an 8x optical zoom lens, tilting touch screen and built-in Wi-Fi and updates the Powershot N, with a 16.1 megapixel sensor and NFC. Its square design makes it an unusual looking camera. The Powershot N2 is available in black & white and costs around £269.
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The Canon PowerShot N2 ($299.99) is a minor update to the original N. It increases the sensor resolution to 16 megapixels, improves video to 1080p30 resolution, and makes it a little bit easier to capture a photo using the shutter ring. But ergonomics are still a serious issue, and image quality lags behind the PowerShot N100, our Editors' Choice for compact cameras, and for just $50 more it's a much better buy.
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