Canon has unveiled the PowerShot GOLF laser rangefinder camera. The product seems to take a cue from the popularity of the PowerShot Zoom mini telescopic camera that was first released in 2020.

Features

The new product comes with a creative design and combines the advantages of telescope technology with that of compact digital cameras. The laser rangefinder is suitable for users who need laser distance, as it can cover objects up to 732 meters. As the name indicates, the PowerShot GOLF is a great accessory for golf enthusiasts.

The Canon PowerShot GOLF laser rangefinder camera uses laser ranging technology and is different from GPS ranging products in the market. It offers a high range of accuracy and also offers a shooting function. The rangefinder camera adopts an integrated compact structure design encapsulated by its lightweight body. It weighs about 151g and can be easily carried around. The camera is equipped with an 11MP sensor that delivers a maximum measuring length of 732m. Its built-in 35mm lens has an equivalent focal length of 410mm and supports 2x digital zoom. The expanded focal length when digital zoom is implemented is about 820mm. The rangefinder camera has a slope compensation function, making it an accurate tool for enhancing your golf performance.

Canon says the PowerShot GOLF can capture objects that could be difficult to capture ordinarily. It can capture a flagpole even from a long distance and offers a panoramic view of the target golf hole. The camera is also a rangefinder with photo and video recording functionality. It can record photos in JPEG format, and videos in MP4 format, as well as help golfers measure and record distances. The picture and video playback will help the golfer hone his skills.

Pricing & Availability

The Canon PowerShot GOLF rangefinder camera will enter the market in July 2024. Canon has not provided any pricing information yet for the PowerShot GOLF.

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