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The Canon PowerShot Pro1 is a compact camera with 2/3" (3.9x) sensor and 8.0 megapixels manufactured from 2004 to 2006 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 50 - 400 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 2.5 FPS x 6 RAW. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is €;
6 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10
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Pros:File quality, Canon colors, very bright L-series Optics
Cons:Slow, screen quality, laborious turning on and off (zoom indent)
Opinion:I owned this compact Class A first time in 2004 and resolute perhaps within a year, not understanding then the potential. Since then I have had and changed several cameras (Canon G2, 350d, 400d, G12, and 40d that I still possess, Olympus pm1 and 2, P5, Panasonic to try, and who knows how many others). But looking at the shots that I did to my children with the Pro1 in 2004, I always noticed that colors and blurred in the portraits were really "good" for a camera of 2004 and I often went to enjoy those photos in particular. Passing by Curiosity to a more accurate analysis of the shots and cropping some images lately, I realized the excellent overall quality of the detail, in almost all cases the excellent definition (with good light) of the image, the complexion of Portraits, the wonderful colors Canon, and especially the quality of ISO 50 that practically use predominantly. It was a flashback and I then immediately bought once again, held very well with lenses still clean. In addition to the 40d and Fuji X100T that I possess and I think I keep long this time, I think, you want to nostalgia, you want that for the absolute quality still today of the results of this exceptional camera, I personally consider this marvel of Canon a must.
Opinion:I purchased this machine freshly baked laboratories Canon and at the time I paid a bang (if I remember correctly Lire 1,350,000), certainly much for a compact. I have never regretted the purchase. I changed many cameras since then (all Canon) but she did not. I kept it because, even now, when from time to time decide to use it, it gives me enormous satisfactions. Obviously I am referring to the quality of the shots that his goal, L series, if used in the range of optical zoom (because that digital is impossible ...) and ISO values ??content, offers. Obviously, accustomed as we are now, you must have a lot of patience because the "granny" does it all, but it has its own lightning-quick reaction times.
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