While the Canon PowerShot V1 has already been shared with some select vloggers and reviewers in Japan, those of us in the United States haven’t had a chance to check out this new Canon point-and-shoot. Expectations have been high, though, as early footage tests and reviews indicate that this new Canon V series could become one of Canon’s most popular new camera lines. And while we didn’t get to fully take the PowerShot V1 through the paces, here are some thoughts about the Canon PowerShot V1 after checking it out in person at the Canon booth at NAB Show 2025.Canon PowerShot V1 Hands-OnSo, what stands out about the PowerShot V1 off the bat is that the camera is a bit blockier than the images shared online would lead you to believe. It feels like it’s roughly the same size as the EOS R50 V, which we also got to check out in person for the first time. For a camera that, at least in theory, should compete with other compact and lightweight point-and-shoots on the market from the likes of Fujifilm, Sony, Panasonic, etc, you’d expect this latest Canon model to be comparably the same size. However, despite its boxier design, it was still lightweight and very capable—especially for its price point. The AF was fast and responsive, and the zoom was easy to use and surprisingly quick. It felt good in the hands but might be a bit tight in your pocket.Canon PowerShot V1While we didn’t get to shoot...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Monday, 7 April