Canon’s has declared the PowerShot Zoom, an irregular camera that is more similar to a digital monocular than a simple to use. The company has been flaunting the thought for some time and as of late crowdfunded it in Japan; presently it’s going to the US.

The PowerShot Zoom is a tiny gadget with an electronic viewfinder, a 1/3-inch 12-megapixel sensor, and two switchable equal central lengths of 100mm and 400mm with an advanced zoom up to 800mm.

The lens is f/5.6-6.3, so this presumably isn’t appropriate to low-light utilize. Picture quality all in all isn’t generally the focus.

Canon says the item has been intended for individuals who appreciate open air exercises like birdwatching and hiking, in any case, and it could be a helpful embellishment for onlookers at games like the Olympic Games — on the off chance that they really proceed.

The camera charges over USB-C and spares pictures and video to a microSD card, in addition to you can move pictures to a cell phone over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

The PowerShot Zoom will go at a sale in the US late one month from now for $299.99.