Canon PowerShot Pro1, 8 MP, 2/3", CCD, 7x, 19.2 oz (545 g), Black Canon PowerShot Pro1. Megapixel: 8 MP, Image sensor size: 2/3", Sensor type: CCD. Optical zoom: 7x, Digital zoom: 3.2x. Display diagonal: 2". Weight: 19.2 oz (545 g). Product color: Black This camera is one of the first batch of 8 megapixel prosumer digital cameras. Clearly aimed at the prosumer becausse of its lens, full set of manual controls and price, the Canon Powershot Pro1 missed its target due to its poor optical quality. Most ... The Pro1s compact case makes it a pleasant camera to tote. Its battery life could be better, however. https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/canon-powershot-pro1 In early 2004, the prosumer digital camera market was set alight with the launch of a range of 8 megapixel cameras from the likes of Sony, with its DSC-F828, Nikon and its Coolpix 8700, and Canon with its PowerShot Pro1 that I'll be taking a closer look a... EZ Print LinkReaders have requested free-formatted versions of my reviews (without the graphical accouterments of our page design), to make printing easier. I'm accommodating this request with special copies of each review, formatted to allow the text flo... https://www.cnet.com/reviews/canon-powershot-g6-review/ Spec: Digital camera, 8,000,000 pixels, LCD display - TFT active matrix - 2 in - Color, 64 MB - CompactFlash Card Good: Excellent, highly detailed images; top-notch 7X L-series zoom lens; short RAW shot-to-shot times; built-in neutral-density filter; support for Adobe RGB. Bad: Slow autofocus; worse than average shutter delay; crummy manual exposure-metering display; no live histogram. Bottomline: This 8-megapixel megazoom model has some annoying drawbacks, but its top-notch pictures will please many advanced and enthusiast shooters. https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canonpro1/ Just when we had hoped that manufacturers were moving on from the megapixel race we caught news of Sonys ICX456 eight megapixel CCD sensor which was leaked onto the Internet in June last year. And so at that time it wasnt difficult to predict that ... Very good resolution, joint best of group, Wide angle seven times zoom lens, fast at wide, Selectable color space (sRGB / Adobe RGB), Good shot to shot times, Good flash performance, Time-lapse feature, Relatively compact and lightweight, Good ergonomics...... Vignetting / lens shading at maximum aperture, Visible noise from ISO 100 upwards, Slower than expected startup time, Limited latitude of image parameter adjustment, No AF assist lamp, No live view histogram, Lower than advertised continuous shooting spee...... The PowerShot Pro1 is a camera designed to be familiar to current Canon owners, easy enough to use for first time buyers and yet still provide a semiprofessional feel and feature set. Canon has borrowed from its professional lens line to put an L qual... https://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,1570055,00.asp Specs: Megapixels: 8, Maximum Resolution: 3264 x 2448 pixels, Included Memory Amount: 64 MB, Media Format: CompactFlash, T https://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/canon/powershot-pro1/canon-powershot-pro1-review.html Despite its compact size, the Pro1 employs a professional quality 2/3-inch, eight megapixel CCD image sensor that produces images up to 3264 x 2448 pixels in size, the largest of any PowerShot camera to date. The cameras L-series 28-200mm equivalent f...