Canon PowerShot A

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The Canon PowerShot A is a now discontinued series of digital cameras released by Canon. The A-series started as a budget line of cameras, although over time its feature set varied from low-end point-and-shoot cameras to high-end prosumer cameras capable of rivalling Canon's G-series.

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Models

The series began with the A5 series, which was a very basic point-and-shoot camera line. The Axx series that followed offered full manual control (on most models) in a fairly bulky body. The A100/200/3xx/4xx series cameras are stripped-down with very little manual controls. The Axx series has branched off into the A5xx (replaced by the A1xxx series), A6xx, and A7xx series (the latter replaced by the A2xxx series). A-series camera are generally powered by 2 AA batteries.

ModelRelease
date		 Sensor
resolution, size, type		Video recordingLens (35 mm equiv)
zoom, aperture 		Image processorLCD screen
size, pixels		MemorySize
W×H×D
(mm)		Weight
(body, g)		PhotoNotes
A5 series
A5April 19981  MP
1024 × 768
1/3" CCD 		No movie mode35 mm2" fixed CF 105 × 68 × 33240 [1]
A5 zoomOctober 199828–70 mm (2.5×)
f/2.6–4.0		103 × 68 × 37260Zoom capability [2]
A50April 19991 MP
1280 × 960
1/2.7" CCD		 [3]
Axx series
A10May 20011.3 MP
1/2.7"		No movie mode35–105 mm (3×)1.5" fixedCF110.3 × 71.0 × 37.6250All-new body design
A202.0 MP
1/2.7"		 Canon PowerShotA20 front.jpg
A30March 20021.3 MP
1/2.7"		320x240 20fps
A402.0 MP
1/2.7"		 Canon Powershot A40.jpg Added microphone for movie with sound
A60March 2003320x240 15fps DIGIC 101.0 × 64.0 × 31.5215 A60.jpg Smaller and lighter. The Canon PowerShot A60 and A70 cameras were the first digital camera models in their class to feature aperture and shutter priority, and full manual modes.
A703.2 MP
1/2.7"		640x480 15fps Canon PowerShot A70 (side view).JPG
A80October 20034.0 MP
1/1.8"		320x240 15fps38–114 mm (3×)1.5" vari-angle103.1 × 64.4 × 34.7250 Canon PowerShot A80.jpg Added vari-angle LCD
A75March 20043.2 MP
1/2.7"		640x480 15fps35–105 mm (3×) f/2.8–4.81.8" fixed101.0 × 64.0 × 31.5200 Power Shot A75 2.jpg Print/Share button, redesigned grip
A85September 20044.0 MP
1/2.7"		640x480 10fps


320x240 15fps

A955.0 MP
1/1.8"		38–114 mm (3×)1.8" vari-angle103.1 × 64.4 × 34.7250 Canon powershot a95.jpg Update of A80
ModelRelease
date		 Sensor
resolution, size, type		Video recordingLens (35 mm equiv)
zoom, aperture 		Image processorLCD screen
size, pixels		MemorySize
W×H×D
(mm)		Weight
(body, g)		PhotoNotes
A100/200/3xx/4xx Series
A100April 20021.2 MP
1280 × 960
1/2.7"		320x240 15fps39 mm
f/2.8		1.5"CF110 × 58 × 36.6175New low-end series with different body shape, no optical zoom, [4]
A200June 20022.0 MP
1600 × 1200
1/3.2"		320x240 20fps1.5" Canon PowerShot A200.jpg [5]
A300April 20033 2 MP
2048 × 1536
1/2.7"		640x480 15fps33 mm
f/3.6		 DIGIC Canon powershot a300 5mm camera.png New sliding lens cover, [6]
A310March 2004 Canon PowerShot A310, front.jpg Print/Share button, [7]
A400September 20043.2 MP
1/3.2"		640x480 10fps


320x240 15fps

45–100 mm (2.2×) SD 107.0 × 53.4 × 36.8165 Canon PowerShot A400 front 02.jpg Optical zoom
A410September 2005640x480 10fps


320x240 20fps


160x120 15fps

41–131 mm (3.2×) DIGIC II 103 × 51.8 × 40.3150First A4xx with DIGIC II
A420February 20064.0 MP
1/3"		640x480 10fps


320x240 30fps


160x120 15fps

39–125 mm (3.2×)1.8" Canon PowerShot A420.jpg Mostly sold in Europe, not in the U.S.
A43039–156 mm (4.0×) Canon power shot a430IMG 2608.jpg Mostly sold in the U.S.; first A4xx with microphone.
A450February 20075.0 MP
2592 × 1944
1/3" CCD		38–122 mm (3.2×)
f/2.8–5.1		2.0"
86,000		SD, SDHC, MMC 106 × 52 × 40165 Canon A450 front.jpg [8]
A460March 200738–152 mm (4.0×)
f/2.8–5.8
A470January 20087.1 MP
3072 × 2304
1/2.5" CCD		640x480 20fps


320x240 30fps


160x120 15fps

38–132 mm (3.4×)
f/3.0–5.8		 DIGIC III 2.5"
115,000		SD, SDHC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+105 × 55 × 41165 [9]
A480March 200910.0 MP
3648 × 2736
1/2.3" CCD		640x480 30fps37–122 mm (3.3×)
f/3.0–5.8		92 × 62 × 31140 Canon PowerShot A480 selfshot.jpg [10]
A490February 201010.0 MP
3648 × 2736
1/2.3" CCD		SD, SDHC, SDXC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+94 × 62 × 31135 Powershot A490.jpg Face Detection AiAF / 5 point; Less Scene modes than in 495 [11]
A495 Canon Powershot A495.JPG Face Detection AiAF / 9 point; Additional 3 Scene modes (same as in A490 and FaceSelf-Timer, Super Vivid, Poster Effect) [11]
A5xx series
A510March 20053.2 MP
2048 × 1536
1/2.5" CCD		640x480 10fps


320x240 15fps

35–140 mm (4×)
f/2.6–5.5		 DIGIC 1.8"
115,000		SD91 × 64 × 38180 Canon PowerShot A510 - 2.JPG New smaller, lighter body; replaced A75 [12]
A5204.0 MP
2272 × 1704
1/2.5" CCD		 Canon PowerShot A520 front 01.jpg New smaller, lighter body; replaced A75 [13]
A530February 20065.0 MP
2592 × 1944
1/2.5" CCD		640x480 10fps


320x240 20fps


160x120 15fps

 DIGIC II 1.8"
77,000		90 × 64 × 43170 Canon PowerShot A530.JPG [14] Began trend of lower-end A5xx dropping conversion lenses and removal of manual modes,
higher-end A5xx model still had conversion lens support and full manual modes
DIGIC II
A5406.0 MP
2816 × 2112
1/2.5" CCD		640x480 30fps2.5"
85,000		90 × 64 × 43180 A540 thumbnail.jpg [15] Began trend of lower-end A5xx dropping conversion lenses and reducing manual modes,
higher-end A5xx model still had conversion lens support and full manual modes
DIGIC II
A550March 20077.1 MP
3072 × 2304
1/2.5" CCD		640x480 30fps


320x240 60fps

2.0"
86,000		SD, SDHC, MMC91 × 64 × 43160Low-end model [8]
A560 DIGIC III 2.5"
115,000		91 × 64 × 43165 Canon A560 camera.jpg Mid-range model, also lacks conversion lens support and full manual modes [16]
A570 IS90 × 64 × 43175 Optical Image Stabilization, full manual control and compatibility with add-on lenses added [16]
A580January 20088.0 MP
3264 × 2448
1/2.5" CCD		640x480 20fps


320x240 30fps


160x120 15fps

SD,SDHC,
MMC,MMC+,
HC MMC+		94 × 65 × 41175Low-end model, lacks conversion lens support and full manual modes [9]
A590 IS Canon PowerShot A590 IS.jpg Added Motion Detection Technology, Automatic Red-Eye Correction, has full manual mode. [9]
ModelRelease
date		 Sensor
resolution, size, type		Video recordingLens (35 mm equiv)
zoom, aperture 		Image processorLCD screen
size, pixels		MemorySize
W×H×D
(mm)		Weight
(body, g)		PhotoNotes
A6xx series
A610October 20055.0 MP
2592 × 1944
1/1.8" CCD		640x480 30fps


320x240 60fps

35–140 mm (4×)
f/2.8–4.1		 DIGIC II 2.0" vari-angle
115,000		SD, MMC105 × 66 × 49235 Canon Powershot A610.JPG Replaced A95 [17]
A6207.1 MP
3072 × 2304
1/1.8" CCD		 Canon Powershot A620 (3768102159).jpg
A630September 20068.0 MP
3264 × 2448
1/1.8" CCD		640x480 30fps2.5" vari-angle
115,000		SD, SDHC, MMC109 × 66 × 49245 Canon A630.jpg Silver body color [18]
A64010.0 MP
3648 × 2736
1/1.8" CCD		 Canon a640.jpg Black body color [18]
A650 ISAugust 200712.1 MP
4000 × 3000
1/1.7" CCD		35–210 mm (6×)
f/2.8–4.8		 DIGIC III SD, SDHC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+112 × 68 × 56200 PowerShot A650 IS.jpg Added Image Stabilization, increased maximum CCD sensitivity to ISO 1600 and DIGIC III. [19]
A7xx series
A700February 20066.0 MP
2816 × 2112
1/2.5" CCD		640x480 30fps35–210 mm (6×)
f/2.8–4.8		 DIGIC II 2.5"
115,000		SD, MMC95 × 67 × 43200 Canon PowerShot A700.jpg [20] Smaller, lighter body; Replaced A85
A710 ISSeptember 20067.1 MP
3072 × 2304
1/2.5" CCD		640x480 30fps


320x240 60fps

SD, SDHC, MMC98 × 67 × 41210 A710 is.jpg
A720 ISAugust 20078.0 MP
3264 × 2448
1/2.5" CCD		640x480 30fps DIGIC III SD, SDHC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+97 × 67 × 42200 Powershot A720is.jpg Increased maximum CCD sensitivity to ISO 1600 and DIGIC III. [19] [21]
A8xx series
A8005 January 201110.0  MP
3648 x 2736
6.17 x 4.55 mm (1/2.3") CCD 		640x480 30fps37 – 122 mm (3.3×) 
f/3.0–5.8		 DIGIC III 6.2 cm (2.5")
115,000		 SD, SDHC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+ 94 × 61 × 31 mm186 g Blank.jpg Powered by 2 AA batteries [22] Cheapest ever Canon Powershot (initial price $89). [23]
A8107 February 201216.0  MP
4608 x 2592
6.17 x 4.55 mm (1/2.3") CCD 		720p 25fps


640x480 30fps

28 – 140 mm (5×) 
f/2.8–6.9		 DIGIC 4 6.9 cm (2.7")
230,000		 SD, SDHC, SDXC 94.7 x 61.3 x 29.8 mm171 g Blank.jpg Adds 720p HD video [24]
ModelRelease
date		 Sensor
resolution, size, type		Video recordingLens (35 mm equiv)
zoom, aperture 		Image processorLCD screen
size, pixels		MemorySize
W×H×D
(mm)		Weight
(body, g)		PhotoNotes
A1xxx Series
A1000 ISAugust 200810.0 MP
3648 × 2736
1/2.3" CCD		640x480 30fps35–140 mm (4×)
f/2.7–5.6		 DIGIC III 2.5"
115,000		SD, SDHC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+96 × 63 × 31155 Canon PowerShot A1000 IS 2009 G1.jpg [25] Replaces A590 IS, new slimmer body design, no manual controls
A1100 ISMarch 200912.1 MP
4000 × 3000
1/2.3" CCD		 DIGIC 4 [26]
A1200March 201112.1 MP
4000 × 3000
1/2.3" CCD		720p 24fps

640x480 30fps

28–112 mm (4×)
f/2.8–5.9		2.7”
230,000		97.5 x 62.5 x 30.7185 A canon a1200 camera.jpg Limited PTP Control, no UV Filter, no manual controls, can not refocus while recording video
A1300February 201216.0 MP
4608 × 3456
1/2.3" CCD		720p 25fps


640x480 30fps

28–140 mm (5×)
f/2.8–6.9		2.7”
230,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC95 × 62 × 30174No image stabilization, no manual focus, no aperture/shutter priority, no manual exposure mode, etc.
A1400201316.0 MP
4608 × 3456
1/2.3" CCD		28–140 mm (5×)
f/2.8–6.9		2.7”
230,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC94.7 × 61.7 × 29.8174

Canon PowerShot A1400.jpg

Adds ECO mode
A2xxx Series
A2000 ISAugust 200810.0 MP
3648 × 2736
1/2.3" CCD		640x480 30fps36–216 mm (6×)
f/3.2–5.9		 DIGIC III 3.0"
230,000		SD, SDHC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+102 × 64 × 32185 [25] Replaces A720 IS, new slimmer body design, no viewfinder or manual controls
A2100 ISApril 200912.1 MP
4000 × 3000
1/2.3" CCD		 DIGIC 4 [26]
A2200201114.1 MP
4320 × 3240
1/2.3" CCD		720p 30fps28–112 mm (4×)
f/2.8–5.9		2.7”
230,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+93.2 x 57.2 x 23.6135 Canon PowerShot A2200 HD.jpg No image stabilization, adds 720p HD video
A2300201216.0 MP
4608 × 3456
1/2.3" CCD		720p 25fps


640x480 30fps

28–140 mm (5×)
f/2.8–6.9		2.7”
230,000		94.4 x 54.2 x 20.1125 Canon PowerShot A2300.jpg
A2400 IS201228–140 mm (5×)
f/2.8–6.9		2.7”
230,000		94.4 x 56.3 x 21.3141Adds optical image stabilization
A2500201328–140 mm (5×)
f/2.8–6.9		2.7”
230,000		97.7 x 56.0 x 20.9125No image stabilization, adds ECO mode
A2600201328–140 mm (5×)
f/2.8–6.9		3.0”
230,000		97.7 x 56.0 x 19.8135No image stabilization, adds ECO mode
A3xxx Series
A3000 ISFebruary 201010.0 MP
3648 × 2736
1/2.3" CCD		640x480 30fps35–140 mm (4×)
f/2.7–5.6		 DIGIC III 2.7"
230,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+97 × 58 × 28125 Canon PowerShot A3100 IS.JPG [27] First A series model to use Lithium-ion battery
A3100 IS12.1 MP
4000 × 3000
1/2.3" CCD		 [27] First A series model to use Lithium-ion battery
A3200 IS201114.1 MP
4320 × 3240
1/2.3" CCD		720p 30fps28–140 mm (5×)
f/2.8–5.9		 DIGIC 4 95.1 × 56.7 × 24.3149Adds 720p HD video
A3300 IS201116.0 MP
4608 × 3456
1/2.3" CCD		28–140 mm (5×)
f/2.8–5.9		3.0"
230,400		95.1 × 56.7 × 23.9149Adds 720p HD video [27] Advanced Smart AUTO feature-

[28]

A3400 IS201216.0 MP
4608 × 3456
1/2.3" CCD		720p 25fps


640x480 30fps

28–140 mm (5×)
f/2.8–6.9		3.0"
230,400 touch		94.4 × 56.3 × 21.3141Adds touchscreen
A3500 IS201316.0 MP
4608 × 3456
1/2.3" CCD		28–140 mm (5×)
f/2.8–6.9		3.0"
230,400 non-touch		94.4 × 56.3 × 21.3141Adds WiFi and GPS via mobile
A4xxx Series
A4000 IS201216.0 MP
4608 × 3456
1/2.3" CCD		720p 25fps


640x480 30fps

28–224 mm (8×)
f/3.0–5.9		 DIGIC 4 3.0”
230,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+95.3 x 56.3 x 24.31458x optical zoom

Features

Software by Breezesys adds remote capture capability from a computer over the USB interface on early Canon PowerShot A models until around 2006. More recent models generally do not support remote capture.

Many models from the A450 to the A720 can run the CHDK firmware add-on adding features such as recording raw image files and remotely triggering the camera shutter using a USB cable.

Sample photographs

See also

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