Canon PowerShot S

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The Canon PowerShot S is a series of digital cameras released by Canon, as part of the wider PowerShot range. The S-series was originally a line of compact point-and-shoot cameras, slowly evolving into a prosumer line of cameras slotting right beneath the G-series cameras. The line later branched off into Canon's line of super-zoom cameras. The PowerShot ELPH line is a branch of the S-series, due to its model number designations in the United States (with the S- and SD- prefixes), as well as the similarities between the PowerShot ELPH S100 and the PowerShot S10

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G-series in a compact body

From the PowerShot S90 onwards the S-series continues a line of Canon compact digital cameras that commenced with the Ixus 900Ti and feature the Digic image processors and larger than average sensors as fitted to the advanced PowerShot G-series cameras. The Ixus / S-series and the equivalent G-series models are listed below:

(* The Ixus 900Ti and 960IS feature a titanium body.)

Models

Compact S series

The Sxx series is made up of two sub-series. The S10 and S20 were compact point-and-shoot cameras, while the S30-onwards were prosumer digital cameras that were the de-contented, lower-cost alternative to the equivalent G-series camera at the time.

ModelRelease
date		 Sensor
resolution, size, type		Video specificationsLens (35 mm equiv)
zoom, aperture 		Image processorLCD screen
size, pixels		CardSize
W×H×D
(mm)		Weight
(body, g)		PhotoNotes
Point-and-Shoot
S10October 19992.1  MP
1600×1200
1/2" CCD 		No movie mode35–70 mm (2×)
f/2.8–4.0		1.8" CF 105.4 × 69.4 × 33.8270Smallest true zoom 2 MP camera when released [1]
S20March 20003.3 MP
2048×1536
1/1.8" CCD		32–64 mm (2×)
f/2.9–4.0		 [2]
Prosumer
S30September 20013.2 MP
2048×1536
1/1.8" CCD		320x240 15 fps35–105 mm (3×)
f/2.8–4.9		1.8"CF112 × 58 × 42260 Canon PowerShot S30-ar 4to3-fs PNrdeg0269a.jpg New larger body shape, addition of manual controls, added RAW support [3]
S40October 20014.1 MP
2272×1704
1/1.8" CCD		 Canon PowerShot S40 (front, open).jpg [4]
S45October 2002 DIGIC Canon PowerShot S45-3996.jpg [5]
S50March 20035.0 MP
2592×1944
1/1.8" CCD		 Canon Powerhot S50 1.jpg [6]
S60June 2004640x480 10 fps

320x240 15 fps

28–100 mm (3.6×)
f/2.8–5.3		114.0 × 56.5 × 38.8230 Canon S60.jpg First to use wide-angle lens, supports conversion lenses, smaller and lighter body with re-arranged rear panel [7]
S70September 20047.1 MP
3072×2304
1/1.8" CCD		 [8]
S80 October 20058.0 MP
3264×2448
1/1.8" CCD		1024×768 15 fps

640x480 30 fps

 DIGIC II 2.5"
115,000		 SD, MMC 104.0 × 57.0 × 38.8225Redesigned smaller and lighter body, no RAW support. Includes new 4:3 HD Movie (1024x768) Mode [9]

Bears similarity to later Powershot G series models such as G10 & G11 [10]

S90 September 200910.0 MP
3648×2736
1/1.7" CCD		640x480 30 fps28–105 mm (3.8×)
f/2.0–4.9		 DIGIC 4 3.0"
461,000		SD, SDHC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+100.0 × 58.4 × 30.9175 Canon PowerShot S90 01.jpg New High Sensitivity System and higher ISO speeds, f/2.0 lens, image stabilization. HD movie feature removed. [11] Bears similarity to earlier Powershot SD series models [10]
S95 August 2010720p 24 fps99.8 × 58.4 × 29.5170 Canon Powershow S95.png Hybrid IS, 720p HD video. [12]
S100 September 201112.1 MP
4000×3000
1/1.7" CMOS		1080p 24 fps


720p 30 fps


640x480 120 fps


320x240 240 fps

24–120 mm (5×)
f/2.0–5.9		 DIGIC 5 SD, SDHC, SDXC, Eye-Fi 98.9 × 59.8 × 26.7173 Canon PowerShot S100 20120121.jpg GPS, 1080p HD video. [13] Not to be confused with the older S100, the first Digital IXUS/ELPH camera.
S110 September 20123.0" 461,000 touch screen98.8 × 59.0 × 26.9 Canon PowerShot S110 with lens extended.jpg No GPS, 1080p HD video. IS. Wifi. Touch screen.
S120 August 201312.1 MP
4000×3000
1/1.7" BSI-CMOS		1080p 60 fps


640x480 120 fps


320x240 240 fps

24–120 mm (5×)
f/1.8–5.7		 DIGIC 6 3.0" 922,000 touch screenSD, SDHC, SDXC100.2 × 59.0 × 29.0193 Canon PowerShot S120.jpg WiFi. Touch screen. Maximum aperture 1.8.
S200 February 201410.0 MP
3648x2736
1/1.7" CCD		720p 24 fps

640x480 30 fps

24–120 mm (5×)
f/2.0–5.9		 DIGIC 5 3.0" 461,000SD, SDHC, SDXC100.0 × 59.0 × 26.0181 Canon PowerShot S200.jpg WiFi. No RAW. 720p HD video.


Super Zoom S/SX series

The S1 to SX70 series consists of ultra-zoom cameras, having longer zoom ranges and a more extensive list of features. The SX100 and later SX models are a more compact, affordable spin-off. The "SX" stands for "Super Zoom." All S and SX models feature image stabilization, and most have full manual controls.

ModelRelease
date		Sensor
resolution, size, type		Video SpecificationLens (35 mm equiv)
zoom, aperture		Image processorLCD screen
size, pixels		CardSize
W×H×D
(mm)		Weight
(body, g)		PhotoNotes
Sx / SXx series
S1 ISMarch 20043.2 MP
2048×1536
1/2.7" CCD		640x480 30 fps38–380 (10×)
f/2.8–3.1		 DIGIC 1.5" vari-angle
114,000		CF111.0 × 78.0 × 66.1370 Powershot.JPG First in the series [14]
S2 ISJune 20055.0 MP
2592×1944
1/2.5" CCD		36–432 (12×)
f/2.7–3.5		 DIGIC II 1.8" vari-angle
115,000		SD113 × 78.0 × 75.5405 CanonS2IS.jpg [15]
S3 ISFebruary 20066.0 MP
2816×2112
1/2.5" CCD		640x480 30 fps

320x240 60 fps

2.0" vari-angle
115,000		SD, SDHC, MMC113.4 × 78.0 × 75.5410 Canon Powershot S3 IS.jpg [16]
S5 ISJune 20078.0 MP
3264x2448
1/2.5" CCD		 DIGIC III 2.5" vari-angle
207,000		117.0 × 80.0 × 77.7450 Canon Powershot S5 IS.jpg First S series with hotshoe [17]
SX1 ISDecember 200810 MP
3648×2736
1/2.3" CMOS 		1080p 30 fps28–560 (20×)
f/2.8–5.7		 DIGIC 4 2.8" vari-angle
230,000		SD, SDHCu, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+128 × 88 × 88585 Canon PowerShot SX1 IS (Martyx).jpg Replaces S5 IS, first PowerShot to use CMOS, firmware update allows shooting in RAW, and full HD 1080p recording support [18]
SX10 ISOctober 200810 MP
3648×2736
1/2.3" CCD		640x480 30 fps2.5" vari-angle
230,000		124 × 88 × 87560 CanonPwrShotSX10.jpg Replaces S5 IS [19]
SX20 ISAugust 200912 MP
4000×3000
1/2.3" CCD		720p 30 fps Canon powershot sx20 is jm 2010-07-21 009 1.jpg Replaces SX10 IS [20]
SX30 ISSeptember 201014.1 MP
4320×3240
1/2.3" CCD		24-840 (35×)
f/2.7-5.8		2.7" vari-angle
230,000		122.9 × 92.4 × 107.7601 Canon SX30is 35x zoom bridge camera - Ricky W.jpg Replaces SX20 IS [21]
SX40 HSSeptember 201112.1 MP
4000×3000
1/2.3" CMOS		1080p 24 fps


720p 30 fps


640x480 120 fps


320x240 240 fps

 DIGIC 5 2.7" vari-angle
230,000		122.9 × 92.4 × 107.7600 Canon PowerShot SX40.jpg Replaces SX1/SX30 IS [22]
SX50 HS September 201212.1 MP
4000×3000
1/2.3" CMOS		24-1200 (50x)
f/3.4-6.5		2.8" vari-angle
461,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC122.5 × 87.3 × 105.5595 Canon PowerShot sx50 HS.jpg Replaces SX40 HS [23]
SX60 HS September 201416.1 MP
4608 × 3456
1/2.3" CMOS		1080p 60 fps


640x480 120 fps


320x240 240 fps

21-1365 (65×)
f/3.4-6.5		 DIGIC 6 3.0" vari-angle
922,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC127 mm × 91 mm × 114 mm649 Canon PowerShot SX60 HS 005.JPG Replaces SX50 HS [24]
SX70 HS22 October 201820.3 MP
5184 × 3888
1/2.3" CMOS		1080p 60 fps

4K 30 fps

21-1365 (65×)
f/3.4-6.5		 DIGIC 8 3.0" vari-angle
922,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC127 mm × 90.9 mm × 116.6 mm610
Canon SX70 HS.jpg
Replaces SX60 HS [25]
SX100 series (2007-2013, economic superzooms)
SX100 ISAugust 20078.0 MP
3264×2448
1/2.5" CCD		640x480 30 fps36–360 (10×)
f/2.8–4.3		 DIGIC III 2.5" fixed
172,000		SD, SDHC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+108.7 × 71.4 × 46.7265 My Canon SX100 IS (4334973743).jpg Smaller spin-off of SX series [26]
SX110 ISSeptember 20089.0 MP
3456×2592
1/2.3" CCD		3.0" fixed
230,000		111 × 71 × 45 [27]
SX120 ISAugust 200910.0 MP
3648×2736
1/2.5" CCD		 DIGIC 4 111 × 71 × 45245 Powershot xs120is.png [28]
SX130 ISSeptember 201012.1 MP
4000x3000
1/2.3" CCD

(C677 12 MP)

720p 30 fps28-336 mm (12x)
f/3.4-5.6		113.3 × 73.2 × 45.8260 Canon SX130 IS.JPG Replaces SX120 IS [29]
SX150 ISAugust 201114.1 MP
4320 × 3240
1/2.3" CCD		SD, SDHC, SDXC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+, Eye-Fi258 Canon PowerShot SX150 IS.jpg Replaces SX130 IS [30]
SX160 ISSeptember 201216.0 MP
4608 × 3456
1/2.3" CCD		720p 25 fps


640x480 30 fps

28-448 mm (16x)
f/3.5-5.9		111.0 × 72.5 × 44.1291 Canon PowerShot SX160 IS.JPG Replaces SX150 IS
SX170 IS2013108.0 × 71 × 43.9228 Canon PowerShot SX170 IS.jpg The only one in SX100-series that uses a Li-Ion battery
SX200 series (2009-2013, advanced pocketable superzooms)
SX200 ISMarch 200912.1 MP
4000x3000
1/2.3" CCD

(C677 12 MP)

720p 30 fps28–336 (12x)
f/3.4–5.3		 DIGIC 4 3.0" fixed
230,000		SD, SDHC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+103 × 61 × 38220 Canon PowerShot SX200 IS.jpg Adds HD video [31]
SX210 ISMarch 201014.1 MP
4320×3240
1/2.3" CCD		28–392 (14×)
f/3.1–5.9		SD, SDHC, SDXC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+106 × 59 × 32215 CanonSX210IS.png [32]
SX220 HSFebruary 201112.1 MP
4000x3000
1/2.3" CMOS		1080p 24 fps


720p 30 fps


640x480 120 fps


320x240 240 fps

3.0" fixed
461,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC, MMC, MMC+, HC MMC+, Eye-Fi106 × 59 × 33 Canon PowerShot SX220 HS.JPG No GPS [33]
SX230 HS Canon PowerShot SX230 HS.jpg Adds GPS [33]
SX240 HSFebruary 201225–500 (20×)
f/3.5–6.8		 DIGIC 5 SD, SDHC, SDXC, Eye-Fi106 × 61 × 33224
No GPS. [34] Not sold in North America; the GPS-equipped SX260 HS, otherwise identical to this model, is sold there instead. [35]
SX260 HS231 Canon Powershot SX 260 HS 01.06.2012 06-14-59.JPG Adds GPS [34]
SX270 HSApril 20131080p 60 fps


640x480 120 fps


320x240 240 fps

 DIGIC 6 SD, SDHC, SDXC106.4 × 61.1 × 32.6227 Canon PowerShot SX270 HS.JPG With GPS. There is also Wi-Fi. But not sold in North America; the GPS- is also equipped in SX280 HS and it is sold there instead.
SX280 HS 106.4 × 62.8 × 32.6233 Canon PowerShot SX280 HS.jpg With GPS and Wi-fi
SX400 series (2014-, cheaper alternative to the SX500-series, no manual controls, CCD-sensors)
SX400 ISOctober 201416.0 MP
4608x3456
1/2.3" CCD		720p 25 fps


640x480 30 fps

24-720 (30x) f/3.4-5.8 DIGIC 4+ 3.0" fixed
230,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC104.4 × 69.1 × 80.1313 Canon PowerShot SX400 IS 01.jpg No Wi-Fi or GPS, Very similar to SX500 IS
SX410 ISFebruary 201520.0 MP
5152x3864
1/2.3" CCD		24-960 (40x) f/3.5-6.3104.4 × 69.1 × 85.1325 Canon PowerShot SX410 IS.jpg No Wi-Fi or GPS
SX420 ISJanuary 201624-1008 (42x) f/3.5-6.6104 × 69 × 85325WiFI
SX430 ISJanuary 201724-1080 (45x) f/3.5-6.8104.4 × 69.1 × 85.1323WiFi
SX500 series (2012-, cheaper and lighter alternative to SXx series)
SX500 ISApril 201216.0 MP
4608x3456
1/2.3" CCD		720p 25 fps


640x480 30 fps

24-720 (30x) f/3.4-5.8 DIGIC 4 3.0" fixed
461,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC104.0 × 69.5 × 80.2341 Canon-Powershot-SX500-IS.jpeg Improved Autofocus (AF). Not compatible for SD/SDHC Memory cards exceeding 8 GB capacity.
SX510 HSAugust 201312.1 MP
4000x3000
1/2.3" CMOS		1080p 24 fps


720p 30 fps


640x480 120 fps


320x240 240 fps

349Adds Wi-Fi
SX520 HS201416.0 MP
4608x3456
1/2.3" CMOS		1080p 30 fps24-1008 (42x) f/3.4-5.8 DIGIC 4+ 119.0 × 81.0 × 91.0442No Wi-Fi
SX530 HSJanuary 201524–1200 (50×) f/3.4–6.5120.0 × 81.7 × 91.9442 Canon PowerShot SX530 HS.jpg Wi-Fi but no GPS. GPS via linked compatible smartphone ("camera connect").
SX540 HSJanuary 201620.2 MP
5184 × 3888
1/2.3" CMOS		1080p 60 fps DIGIC 6 120.0 × 81.7 × 91.9442Wi-Fi but no GPS. GPS via linked compatible smartphone ("camera connect").
SX600 series (2014–, cheaper alternative to the SX700 series, no manual controls)
SX600 HS201416.0 MP
4608×3456
1/2.3" CMOS		1080p 30 fps25–450 (18×) f/3.8–6.9 DIGIC 4+ 3.0" fixed
461,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC103.8 × 61.0 × 26.0188 Canon PowerShot SX600 HS Red.jpg
SX610 HSJanuary 201520.2 MP
5184x3888
1/2.3" CMOS		3.0" fixed
922,000		105.3 × 61.0 × 26.7191 Canon PowerShot SX610 HS Black Version.jpg
SX620 HSMay 201625-625 (25x)

f/3.2-6.6

96.9 x

56.9 x

27.9

182 Canon PowerShot SX620 HS Black version.jpg
SX700 series (2014-, successor to the SX200-series)
SX700 HS201416.0 MP
4608x3456
1/2.3" CMOS		1080p 60 fps


640x480 120 fps


320x240 240 fps

25-750 (30x) f/3.2-6.9 DIGIC 6 3.0" fixed
922,000		SD, SDHC, SDXC112.7 × 65.8 × 34.8245Remote shooting through WiFi
SX710 HSJanuary 201520.3 MP
5184x3888
1/2.3" CMOS		269
SX720 HSFebruary 201624-960 (40x)

f/3.3-6.9

109.7 x 63.8 x 35.7270 Canon PowerShot SX720 HS (front).jpg
SX730 HSApril 20173.0" tilting

922,000

110.1 x

63.8 x

39.9

300
SX740 HSAugust 20181080p 60 fps

4K 30 fps

 DIGIC 8 299 Canon PowerShot SX740 HS (cropped).jpg 4K video [36]

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