Point-and-Shoot Digital Camera

August 1996 / What's New / Point-and-Shoot Digital Camera

The PowerShot 600's (about $949) 570,000-pixel CCD sensor produces a 24-bit image in 16.7 million colors at an optical resolution of 832 by 608. The digital camera uses a Canon auto-focus f/2.5 7.5mm lens and offers through-the-lens autofocusing and a built-in automat-ic flash from 8 inches to 12 feet. In place of convention al film, the PowerShot 600 uses 1 MB of internal memory to store up to 18 images and can store up to 72 images with an optional 4-MB compact flash memory PC Card.
Contact:  Canon Computer Systems, Inc., Costa Mesa, CA

Phone:    (714) 438-3000

Internet: 
http://www.ccsi.canon.com


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