[Item Sold!] Brand new Canon A410 Powershot

BRAND NEW!!!

1 YEAR WARRANTY!!!

features on the A410 include:

• 3.2X optical zoom lens (versus 2.2X)
• Refined body; only comes in one color (versus four on the A400)
• DIGIC II image processor
• Improved battery life
• Improved continuous shooting and movie modes

Other features include a 3.2 Megapixel CCD, 1.5" LCD display, SD/MMC card slot, and point-and-shoot operation. Is this low-cost camera worth your money? Find out in our review of the A410!

What's in the Box?

The PowerShot A410 has an average bundle. Inside the box, you'll find:

• The 3.2 effective Megapixel Canon PowerShot A410 camera
• 16MB MultiMediaCard
• Two alkaline AA batteries
• Wrist strap
• USB cable
• CD-ROM featuring Canon Digital Camera Solutions, ArcSoft PhotoStudio, and drivers
• 21 page basic manual + 113 page advanced manual + software and direct print manuals (all printed)

Canon includes a 16MB MultiMediaCard with the camera, which isn't too bad for a 3.2 Megapixel camera. Even so, you'll want to buy a larger card right away, and I'd suggest 256MB as a good starter size. The A410 can use Secure Digital and MultiMediaCards, and you'll probably want to stick with SD cards for the best performance and capacity. A high speed memory card is recommended if you plan on using the unlimited continuous shooting feature.

The PowerShot A410 uses two AA batteries, and Canon gives you two alkaline cells in the box. These will quickly end up in the trash, so do yourself a favor and buy a four-pack of NiMH rechargeables (2300 mAh or better). With two 2300 mAh NiMH batteries the A410 will last for 400 photos (per the CIPA standard) which is excellent. Buying higher capacity batteries will increase that number even more. Don't forget to buy a charger as well, as Canon doesn't give you one!

Look and Feel

The PowerShot A410 is a midsized plastic camera that looks a bit like its predecessor, the A400. While the A400 came in four colors, the A410 comes in just one: silver. Build quality is quite good for an entry-level camera. The controls are generally well-placed, though I'm not a huge fan of having the zoom controls on the four-way controller.

Now, here's a look at how the A410 compares with other entry-level cameras in terms of size and weight:

The PowerShot A410 is one of the largest entry-level cameras out there. It's a little too big for your smaller pockets, but it's still easy enough to carry around with you.

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