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The Canon PowerShot A410 is the 3.2 megapixel successor of the PowerShot A400. Also offers 3.2x optical zoom, a 1.5” LCD monitor, 14 shooting modes, and VGA and QVGA quality movies....
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The Canon PowerShot A410 is the 3.2 megapixel successor of the PowerShot A400. Also offers 3.2x optical zoom, a 1.5” LCD monitor, 14 shooting modes, and VGA and QVGA quality movies. Uses SD card for storage, powered by two AA batteries. Should cost around $150, which is a pretty good price for a beginning digicam. Less
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Its 12.3 megapixel DX-format CMOS image sensor and EXPEED image processing system offer outstanding image quality across a wide ISO light sensitivity range. Live View mode lets you compose...
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Its 12.3 megapixel DX-format CMOS image sensor and EXPEED image processing system offer outstanding image quality across a wide ISO light sensitivity range. Live View mode lets you compose and shoot via the high-resolution 3-inch LCD monitor, and an advanced Scene Recognition System and autofocus performance help capture images with astounding accuracy. Movies can be shot in Motion JPEG format using the D-Movie function. The camera’s large image sensor ensures exceptional movie image quality and you can create dramatic effects by shooting with a wide range of interchangeable NIKKOR lenses, from wide-angle to macro to fisheye, or by adjusting the lens aperture and experimenting with depth-of-field. The D90 – designed to fuel your passion for photography. Less
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Digital Zoom
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3.1x
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Without Digital Zoom
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HD Recording Format
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-
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720p (HDTV)
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Camera Type
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Standard Point and Shoot
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SLR/Professional
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Weight
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0.33 lb.
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2.3 lb.
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LCD Screen Size
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1.5 in.
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3 in.
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Resolution
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3.2 Megapixel
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12.9 Megapixel
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Optical Zoom
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3.2x
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5.8x
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Features
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Image Stabilization
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Red-eye Correction
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Face Detection
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Camera Resolution
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3.2 Megapixel
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12.9 Megapixel
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Image Sensor Type
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CCD
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CMOS
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Image Resolutions
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640 x 480
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2048 x 1536
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1600 x 1200
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1024 x 768
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4288 x 2848
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3216 x 2136
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2144 x 1424
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Video Resolutions
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320 x 240
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640 x 480 (VGA)
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320 x 240
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640 x 480 (VGA)
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1280 x 720
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Video Format
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AVI
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Motion JPEG
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AVI
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Motion JPEG
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Max Movie Length
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180 Seconds
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Video Speed
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20 fps
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24 fps
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| Lens |
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Interchangeable Lens
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Not Interchangeable Lenses
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Interchangeable Lenses
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Optical Zoom
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3.2x
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5.8x
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Focus Type
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Autofocus
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Autofocus
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Focal Length
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5.4 - 17.3 mm
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18 - 105 mm
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Macro Focus Range
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0.6 - 2 in. (w)
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35mm Zoom Lens
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41 - 131 mm
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27 - 157.5 mm
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Focus Range
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18.5 in. to Infinity (w)
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| Exposure Control |
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Aperture Range
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f2.8/f5.1 (w/t)
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f3.5/f5.6 (w/t)
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Shutter Speed
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1 - 1/2000 sec
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30 - 1/4000 sec
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Frames Per Second
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2.5 Frames
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4.5 Frames
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White Balance
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Auto
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Manual
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Daylight / Sunny (Preset)
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Cloudy (Preset)
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Fluorescent (Preset)
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Tungsten (Preset)
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Auto
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Manual
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Daylight / Sunny (Preset)
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Fluorescent (Preset)
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Incandescent (Preset)
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Shade (Preset)
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Flash (Preset)
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Flash Functions
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Flash Off
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Auto Flash
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Fill-in Flash
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Red-eye Reduction Flash
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Slow Sync
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Auto Flash
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Front Sync Flash
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Rear Sync Flash
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Fill-in Flash
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Red-eye Reduction Flash
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Slow Sync
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Manual
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Flash Type
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Built-In
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Built-In & External
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ISO Speeds
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Auto
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50
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100
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200
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400
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100
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200
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3200
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6400
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Memory Type
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Multimedia Card
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SD Card
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SD Card
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SDHC Card
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Eye-Fi SD Card
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Compression Type
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JPEG
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JPEG
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Raw Image
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DPOF
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EXIF 2.21
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DCF 2.0
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Compression Modes
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Fine
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SuperFine
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Normal
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| Included Features |
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Self Timer
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2 Sec.
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10 Sec.
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2 Sec.
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5 Sec.
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10 Sec.
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20 Sec.
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Tripod Mount
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With Tripod Mount
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Built-in Microphone
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Without Built-in Microphone
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With Built-in Microphone
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| Viewfinder / Display |
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LCD Protected Position
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Without LCD Protected Position
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Without LCD Protected Position
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Viewfinder
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Optical
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Optical (Through-the-lens)
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LCD Screen Resolution
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120,000 pixels
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920,000 pixels
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| Interfaces |
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Video Interface
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Video Out
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Video Out
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Interface Type
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USB
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USB 2.0
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HDMI
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| Power Supply |
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Battery Type
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2 x AA Batteries
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Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery
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Battery Life
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-
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850 Images
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Operating System
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Apple Mac OS X
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Microsoft Windows 2000
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Microsoft Windows 98SE
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Microsoft Windows ME
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Microsoft Windows XP
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Microsoft Windows XP
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Microsoft Windows Vista
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| Dimensions |
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Weight
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0.33 lb.
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2.3 lb.
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Depth
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1.6 in.
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3 in.
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Height
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2 in.
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4.1 in.
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Width
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4.1 in.
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5.2 in.
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| Miscellaneous |
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UPC
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013803055856
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18208915750
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Product ID
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27080539
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70621646
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Included Accessories
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2 x AA Batteries
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Software
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USB Cable
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Hand Strap
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16 MB Memory Card
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Software
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USB Cable
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Battery Charger
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Strap
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AV Cable
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Li-Ion Rechargable Battery
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Release Date
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September, 2005
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September, 2008
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Family Line
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Canon PowerShot
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Nikon D
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MPN
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9992A016
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25448
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| Consumer Reviews |
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Canon PowerShot A410 Digital Camera
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$135.00
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Nikon D90 Digital Camera with 18-105mm lens
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$987.01
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Product Review Summary
100% recommend this product
Consumer Reviews
180
Pros
Small, inexpensive, good quality, and fast.
Cons
None so far...
Recommended it?
Yes
Last weekend my in laws, my parents, and my wife and I went for sight seeing around the bay. My in law had just bought their very first digital camera (this Canon PowerShot A410) and wanted me to teach them how to use it and transfer images to their computer. Basically I had the whole weekend with...
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Pros
Low price, compact, uses 2 AA batteries, good performance, image quality, build quality
Cons
Only 3.2 MP resolution, no ISO 400, no dedicated zoom control, no wide angle
Recommended it?
Yes
A replacement for the last year's Canon A400, the 3.2-Megapixel Canon PowerShot A410 is currently available at very low prices. I got mine for $118 together with Canon camera case, which brings the price of the camera itself to under $110.
Can you get good picture quality and features for...
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Product Review Summary
97% recommend this product
Pros
- Excellent Picture Quality (6)
- Easy to Use (5)
- Quality Construction (3)
- Great Design (3)
- Nice Screen (3)
- Faster Shutter (3)
- Long Battery Life (3)
- Quality Lens (2)
- Good in Low Light (1)
- Compact (1)
Cons
- Overpriced (3)
- Bulky (2)
- Heavy (2)
- Poor Image Stabilization (1)
- Shutter Lag (1)
- Difficult to Use (1)
Good For
- Travel (5)
- Outdoors (5)
- Special Events (3)
- Professionals (3)
- Gifts (2)
- Everyday Use (1)
- Home (1)
- Office (1)
- Portraits (1)
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Consumer Reviews
Pros
Like the great Nikon D80 but incrementally better in many areas.
Cons
Video mode is a little buggy and requires manual focus.
Recommended it?
Yes
UPDATE 11/26/2009: I've owned this camera for over a year now, and I can only say that I'm still thrilled by it. My friend recently told me that I took the best photos at his wedding among the many people there with all sorts of high-powered digital cameras. I credit this in part to luck (of...
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Pros
Easy to use<br> Nice weight Great LCD screen<br><br>ViewFinder is...
Cons
N/A <br>Can't think of any really !
Recommended it?
Yes
I bought the D90 in 2009 , I got it because I wanted a new camera.
It is my first DSLR camera , I owned a Polaroid i-Zone after that I got my first digital camera ( Sony CyberShot).
This camera is the first DSLR that has the ability to shoot HD videos ( Note : Can only shoot in Manual...
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