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Canon Powershot Zoom Review: The Exciting Return of Spy Tech!

Canon Powershot Zoom Review: The Exciting Return of Spy Tech!

Posted on October 15, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Canon Powershot Zoom harkens to the return of the spy camera in 2020, and I’m so excited!

If you’ve read our Declassified series, you’ll know how much I geek out about spy-tech. The Canon Powershot Zoom probably wasn’t meant to be that kind of tech. In fact, Canon specifically referenced to that as a viewer in our meeting. It takes photos (rather bland ones at that), but it’s a camera that isn’t much larger than a stick of lip balm. You can stuff it in your pocket and shoot photos to your heart’s content. 
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