The E1000, together with BenQ’s enhanced image stabilizer, should help make a darkly lit environment a little easier to photograph. The Face-Tracking function is able to detect up to nine faces within a scene. It also features 24 shooting modes, including Composed Scene Mode, Oil Painting Scene Mode and Sketch Scene Mode. Other features include functions that enable users to capture twelve consecutive scenes in a second, pre-installed photo frames and PictBridge mode. The camera also supports two output sizes that enable users to print, display and edit pictures on a widescreen displays (16:9) or traditional 4:3 displays.
The E1000 camera offers amateurs and professionals an easy way to adjust aperture and shutting according their liking by incorporating the P/Av/Tv/M mode. Aperture and shutter speed can be adjusted with the AV mode and Tv mode, respectively, whereas the Manual mode allows adjustment for both aperture and shutter speed, and with the Program mode, aperture and shutter speed are automatically set according to different lighting conditions.
Although the E1000’s price has not yet been disclosed, the BenQ E1000 will be first available in China somewhere in August.
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