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| PowerShot A590 IS |
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| 3264 x 2448 |
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| 4x optical zoom |
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| 2.5" lcd viewer |
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| 2 AA batteries |
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Canon PowerShot A590 IS review summary |
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| pixels / class |
8.3M | compact digital camera |
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| Canon PowerShot A590 IS specifications |
| lens / zoom | 35 mm - 140 mm (4x) (dig: 4x) |
| focus / macro | auto / 45cm / 5cm |
| metering mode | evaluative, center weighted, spot |
| aperture | auto | manual / F2.6 - F5.5 |
| white balance | auto, 5 presets, custom |
| shutter | auto | manual / 15s - 1/2000s |
| exposure | +/- 2EV in 1/3EV steps |
| flash / mode | internal - 3 modes / 0.3m - 3.5m |
| viewfinder | optical |
| iso ratings | 80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 |
| image size | 3264x2448 / 3264x1832 / 2592x1944 / 2048x1536 / 1600x1200 / 640x480 |
| image format | jpeg (exif 2.2) |
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| remote control | self timer |
| video options | avi, with sound - 640x480 (20fps); 320x240 (30fps); 160x120 (15fps) |
| audio options | wav mono |
| connectivity | USB 2.0 HS; A/V (NTSC/PAL) |
| storage | SD, SDHC, MMC(plus) |
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| extra features | optical image stabilization
face detection
histogram
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Canon PowerShot A590 IS announcement clippings
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Staking out the upper-middle tier of the PowerShot A-series, the new camera offers users the option of 19 shooting modes, from fully automatic to fully manual operation for greater creative control. The A590 IS camera also features Canon's advanced Optical Image Stabilization (OIS). OIS significantly reduces the effects of camera shake (and the blurry pictures they cause) by actually allowing the lens to shift to compensate for camera movement or shake. Unlike electronic image stabilization systems that essentially mask the movement rather than actually compensating for it, Canon's Optical "lens shift" system preserves the inherent quality of the stabilized image without covering up parts of the image. This OIS technology is even effective when the movement being stabilized is caused by extended telephoto or low-light shooting conditions.
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