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| Product | ||
| Product name | Canon PowerShot SD600 Silver | |
| Product description | Equipped with the latest Canon technology, the PowerShot SD600 Digital ELPH gives all the power you'd expect from a high resolution camera and more. Packed with a full array of Canon's most popular and convenient shooting features, this Digital ELPH has a sleek, ergonomic design that will turn heads. | Product information provided by the manufacturer. |
| Prices | ||
| Best price | $227.89 Show all prices |
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| Number of retailers | 6 retailers | |
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| Reviews | ||
| Expert rating |  8 Expert reviews |
Expert reviews are collected from magazines and niche web sites. |
| User rating |  7 User reviews |
The user rating is a weighted average score based on the Pricerunner user reviews. |
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| Type | ||
| Type | Digital Compact | |
| Image resolution | ||
| Number of Megapixels | 6.0 mpx | Indicates the resolution or quality of the picture. A mega pixel is a million pixels where every pixel is a dot and its size is decided by the resolution. Cameras that can handle more than 2 million p ... More info |
| Max. resolution | 2816x2112 pixels | Indicates the maximum resolution in pixels horizontal and vertical. The higher the resolution the higher the quality of the pictures. |
| Available resolutions | 2816x2112, 2816x1584, 2272x1704, 1600x1200, 640x480 pixels | indicates the available resolutions that the camera offers. |
| Sensor | ||
| Sensor type | CCD | The sensor is the chip (CCD, SuperCCD, CMOS) which records light falling on it, in the digital camera. It is the device which actually captures "the picture" (a digital camera's film). Most common standard is the CCD. |
| Size | 1/2.5 inch | the size of the camera. |
| Number of total pixels | 6.2 megapixels | The total figure indicates the number of light sensors on the imaging chip, while the effective figure shows how many are actually used. The higher the number the better the image resolution. |
| Lens/Zoom | ||
| Optical zoom | 3.0 x | Indicates the optical zoom capacity, the number of times that the picture can be enlarged with the optics of the camera. |
| Focal length (Wide-lens)(35mm equivalent) | 35-105mm | Focal length is defined as the distance from the lens to a point where parallel rays are focused to a point. |
| Digital Zoom | 4.0 x | Indicates the digital zoom capacity, the number of times that the picture is enlarged thanks to digital technology. |
| Aperture (Lens data) | F2.8-F4.9 | Indicates how much light the lens lets in. The lower the number, the more light comes in. |
| Autofocus | Yes | does the camera have an autofocus option? |
| Focus distance (normal-macro) | 30-3 | how close or far away can you get from a subject and still focus. |
| Filter thread | No | If the camera has a filter thread, you can screw on additional filters. A filter can be placed in front of the lens either to create effects, such as sparkles from candles, to protect the camera’s interior from UV-rays or to enhance certain colors. |
| White balance | Auto, Preset (Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Fluorescent H, Custom) | White balance is a name given to a system of color correction to deal with differing lighting conditions. |
| Shutter speed | 15-1/1500 seconds | The minimum and maximum shutter speeds available. |
| Settings | ||
| ISO rating | 80/100/200/400/800 | The sensitivity of the imaging chip |
| Exposure options | Program AE | the different exposure types the camera offers. |
| Metering options | Evaluative, Center-weighted average, Spot | The metering system in a digital camera is the system which measures the amount of light in the current frame and calculates the best-fit exposure. The metering method defines how and what part of the ... More info |
| Continuous Drive | Yes (2.1 fps) | A continuous drive will allow you to take pictures quickly without having to wait for each one to save to the camera's memory. |
| Flash | ||
| Internal flash | Yes | Indicates if there is a built in flash. |
| Flash modes | Auto, Auto & Red-Eye Reduction, Flash On, Flash On & Red-Eye Reduction, Flash Off, Slow-Sync | most cameras have several different flash options, these incl. red eye reduction, forced flash, suppressed flash, slow sync, rear curtain sync, flash exposure compensation, etc. |
| LCD Monitor | ||
| Built in color monitor | Yes | Indicates if there is a built in color screen. A built in color screen makes it possible to instantly see the result of your photograph, then you can choose if you want to save the picture or discard it. |
| LCD size | 2.5 Inch | The size of the camera's LCD screen. |
| LCD resolution | 173000 pixels | the resolution of the camera's LCD screen. |
| Video | ||
| Video recording | Yes | does the camera have a video recording option? |
| Video Recording data | 640x480, 320x240, 30fps, 15fps | the amount of time, resolution, etc. when the camera is recording video. |
| Audio | ||
| Inbuilt microphone | Yes | Enables the camera to record audio. |
| Audio recording | Yes | indicates if the camera has the ability to record audio. |
| File formats | ||
| Image format | JPEG (EXIF v. 2.2) | the type of files your pictures are taken as (i.e. jpeg, tiff) |
| Video format | AVI | the format in which the camera records video. |
| Audio format | WAV | if the camera has an audio/video capture option this is the type of audio format used. |
| Product properties | ||
| Viewfinder | Optical/LCD | The viewfinder is the optical "window" you look through to compose the scene. There are three different types of viewfinder implemented in digital cameras, though the most common is the Optical Viewfinder. On most cameras you can also use the LCD screen. |
| Self timer | Yes | allows you to set up the camera to take a picture after an internal timer runs out. This gives you the option of being in your own pictures. |
| Interface | ||
| Interface | USB | Indicates what type of port the camera has for connection to a computer. Serial- an older but common interface that is a bit slower in data transference USB- a new kind of inter ... More info |
| Interface version | USB (v. 2.0) | The type of interface the camera uses. |
| Video out | Yes | With the help of video-out you can display your pictures on a TV. |
| Audio out | Yes | indicates if the camera has an audio output jack. |
| Storage | ||
| Camera only | Yes | Select yes if you're interested in cameras only, select no to also include cameras bundled with extra memory. |
| Memory types supported | MultiMedia Card | shows the different types of memory supported by the camera. |
| Memory type included | SecureDigital | the type of memory included in the camera. |
| Power source | ||
| Battery type | Lithium ion rechargeable | There are 3 main types of batteries used in camcorders, these are: Li-ion (Lithium Ion), NiMH (Nickel Metal Hydride), NiCAD (Nickel Cadmium) Lithium Ion - the newest type of battery availa ... More info |
| Related | ||
| Manufacturer | Canon | |
| Measures | ||
| Weight (lb) | 0.31 lb | |
| Dimensions (HxWXD) | 53.5x86x21.7 mm | the dimensions of the camera |
| Manufacturers Site & Product PDF | ||
| Product home page | English | |
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