It's a rare day when a company as big as Canon invites us into its design studio (well, sends us a bunch of amazing sketches and renders), showing the design process behind one of its most radical designs to date. Though you may disagree with me that making the PowerShot N higher and narrower actually constitutes as being "radical," the thinking displayed by Canon's Product Designer Miyabi Orihashi certainly breaks from the norm. Read More >>
Featured comment by Colonel Panic:
"Hmmm.
I certainly think she's got something going there with the whole 'symmetry + flip screen' idea allowing you to take photos from any angle. Se..." More »
The new Canon Powershot N includes a lot of the features that Canon (and other companies) have been adding to tiny point-and-shoots over the years, like Wi-Fi connectivity and touchscreen controls. What makes it new and refreshing—at least aesthetically—is the new design, which is more square. It's noticeably different, but does that make it better? Read More >>
Featured comment by andrew.wilson.92372:
"Hmm, very brave of them to change the method, some people are just getting accustomed to a 2 step focus/snap button on the top, instructing strangers ..." More »