Canon Powershot Sx740 Hs Digital Camera 20.3mp 4k Video

• Sensor: 20.3MP 1/2.3-inch-type CMOS
• Sensitivity range: ISO 100-3200
• Video: 4K at 30fps, 1080p Full HD at 60fps
• Lens: 40x optical zoom, 24-960mm-equivalent, f/3.3-6.9
• Monitor: 3-inch, 922k-dot LCD, tilting
• Viewfinder: N/A
• Battery life: 265 shots
• Dimensions: 110.1 x 63.8 x 39.9mm
• Weight: 299g

FEATURES
The PowerShot SX740 HS replaces the SX730 HS, with the only notable upgrades being the addition of 4K video recording and a new Digic 8 image processor. All other main specs and features remain the same, including the 40x zoom lens that gives a hugely versatile focal range equating to 24-960mm (in 35mm camera terms). 5-axis optical image stabilisation is included and is essential for keeping shots sharp when shooting at such long focal lengths.

Canon’s 20.3 megapixel sensor is carried over from the SX730 HS and is starting to show its age, with its sensitivity range topping out at just ISO 3200. There’s also no ability to shoot photos in Raw, which is a pity on a camera that costs as much as an entry-level DSLR body and does have manual and creative shooting modes.

The new Digic 8 image processor at least enables 4K video recording at 30/25 fps, and there’s continuous stills shooting at 10 fps. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity mean there’s wireless image sharing via your phone, and your phone’s GPS can also be used to location tag your photos in conjunction with the Canon Camera Connect app.