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Canon PowerShot ELPH

Canon PowerShot ELPH 160, 170 IS hands-on: point and shoot simplicity

Posted on May 20, 2015May 9, 2020 By Hulk

Earlier this week Canon rolled out the red carpet for its new line of PowerShot cameras, and two among them are the tiny point-and-shoot ELPH 160 and 170 IS compacts we recently went hands-on with here at CES 2015. Those familiar with Canon’s PowerShot lineup will immediately recognize these two as being part of it, with design cues from past models rolling over into the latest options, which are largely most notable for their feature upgrades over past offerings. What kind of features? Read out hands-on to find out!
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