Canon PowerShot A5

The besides Canon PowerShot A5 is form you've always wanted from a digital camera. It is a showcase of just out camera and digital technologies, with an inimitably compact besides portable design, yet existent produces crisp, luminous images. In fact, it's the primitive digital camera ever engineered with 1024 x 768 (XGA) resolution. Complementing its ultra-sensitive, high resolution CCD, the PowerShot A5 comes with a high-quality, low-distortion, f/2.5 all-glass lens, ensuring consistently sharp images, shot after shot. Plus, the unique Stitch Assist mode makes it easy to create dramatic panoramas. You can also judge the technological prowess of the PowerShot A5 by how easy it is to use. From blueprint to execution, it's designed to look and handle like Canon's point and shoot film cameras. It offers Canon's popular, intuitive Mode Dial so you literally turn from shooting to playback. The PowerShot even looks like an innovative leader, with its duralumin metal body. More than just elegant, it's light and surprisingly durable.

Canon PowerShot A5      Specifications! Effective pixels 0.7 million Image sensor Sensor photo detector:0.8 million; Sensor size:1/3 inch (4.80 x 3.60 mm); Sensor type:CCD Image size Max resolution:1024 x 768; Low resolution:512 x 384 Storage media Storage types:Compact Flash; Storage included:8 MB CompactFlash LCD monitor LCD:2.0 inch; LCD Pixels:n/a Exposure metering Unknown Exposure Modes Auto, Fill-in, Red-Eye reduction, Off Interface No Power sources Battery/Charger:Yes; Battery:Canon NiMH & charger Dimensions 105 x 68 x 33 mm (4.1 x 2.7 x 1.3 in) Weight 240 g (8.5 oz)

And it's so sleek the PowerShot A5 fits comfortably in a shirt pocket. Whether you plan to record family and friends, or it's required for business, record-keeping and quick imaging needs, the PowerShot A5 is an excellent digital choice. It offers the high resolution you want with the camera benefits you need. It also features a Stitch Assist Mode. A number of digital cameras now provide features that support the creation of "panoramas" by stitching-together multiple images. Here again though, Canon has gone most of the industry one better: Not only does the PowerShot A5 support conventional panoramas, including both horizontal and vertical camera orientations, but it offers a unique 2x2 matrix stitching mode as well. Like "program" mode, stitch assist mode also enables several manual camera functions, including flash mode selection, and macro operation. Continuous Shooting Burst mode (512 x 384) 1 frame per second makes up to 15 frames.

 

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