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Product Tour | Page 3 of 8 | Design & Layout | |
LCD
The SL620's LCD screen does double duty as it serves as the camera's only viewfinder. It measures 3 inches diagonally, and takes up the majority of the camera's back. The screen can automatically adjust its brightness.
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| The LCD can adjust its brightness, which apparently makes it quite smart. |
Flash
The flash is located in the top right of the camera's face. It's a standard flash for a point-and-shoot, meaning it's right on top of the lens. The lower the flash is in relation to the lens, the greater the risk of red-eye.
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| The flash is located very close to the lens, so much so that it eats a notch out of it. |
Lens
The SL60's lens, as you can see mentioned twice in the picture below, has 5x optical zoom. It also has a focal length of 6.3-31.5mm and an aperture range of f/3.5-5.5.
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| The SL60 can withdraw its lens into its case. |
Jacks, Ports & Plugs
The SL620 uses a proprietary port for its USB connection. It's located under a panel on the top of its right side.
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| Proprietary ports are needlessly difficult to replace. |
Battery
The port where the battery and memory card are located is on the camera's underside. The camera uses a Lithium-ion battery and accepts SD cards.
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| The battery and memory card are located in a very space-efficient bunk bed. |
Memory
The SL60 accepts SDHC cards and also supports SD cards.
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