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Optical Zoom: | 4x |
Item Weight: | 14.8 Oz. | Color: | Silver |
Connectivity: | USB | Features: | Auto Focus |
MPN: | 8120A001 | Series: | Canon PowerShot |
Brand: | Canon | Model: | PowerShot G3 |
Digital Zoom: | 3.6x | Maximum Resolution: | 4.0 MP |
Battery Type: | Lithium-Ion | UPC: | 0013803019742 |
EAN: | 0013803019742 |
Product Information | |
Capture all of the special moments in your life with the Canon PowerShot G3 digital camera. This camera is packed with the features you need to make every picture memorable. The automatic mode takes the guesswork out of picture-taking; just point and shoot. A built-in flash lets you take photos indoors or out. Automatic red-eye reduction helps minimize the chances that your subjects will come out looking possessed. The 4X zoom lens allows you to zoom in to capture all the rich details. This camera is easy enough for a beginner to use, and advanced enough for someone with more experience to enjoy. | |
Product Identifiers | |
Brand | Canon |
MPN | 8120A001 |
UPC | 0013803019742 |
Model | G3 |
eBay Product ID (ePID) | 100103651 |
Product Key Features | |
Optical Zoom | 4x |
Color | Silver |
Features | Auto Focus, Digital Zoom, Mini-USB |
Series | Canon PowerShot |
Digital Zoom | 3.6x |
Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
Connectivity | USB |
Dimensions | |
Width | 4.8in. |
Height | 3in. |
Item Weight | 14.8 Oz. |
Depth | 2.5in. |
Additional Product Features | |
Light Sensitivity MAX | 400 |
MAX Video Resolution | 320x240 |
Optical Viewfinder Type | Real-Image Zoom |
Exposure Compensation | ±2 Ev Range, in 1/3 Ev Steps |
Min Shutter SPEED | 15 Sec |
Sensor Size | 1/1.8in. |
Microphone Technology | Electret Condenser |
Red-Eye Reduction | Yes |
Light Sensitivity | 200, Auto, 400, 100, 50 |
Exposure Metering | Center-Weighted, Evaluative, SPOT |
Floppy Drive Storage | None |
Exposure Modes | Manual, Shutter-Priority, Automatic, Program, Aperture-Priority |
Digital Video Format | Avi |
MAX Shutter SPEED | 1/2000 Sec |
Additional Features | Digital Zoom, Autofocus, Mini-USB |
White Balance | Auto |
Focal Length Equivalent to 35mm Camera | 34-140mm |
Special Effects | Neutral, Custom Effect, Black & White, Vivid Audio, Sepia, Low Sharpening |
Maximum Resolution | 4.0MP |
Supported Flash Memory | CompactFlash Card Type I |
Flash Type | Built-In Flash |
Min Operating Temperature | 0°C |
Effective Flash Range | 0.7m-5m |
Auto Focus Type | TTL Contrast Detection |
Viewfinder Type | Optical (Through-The-Lens), Optical |
Exterior Color | Metallic Silver, Silver |
Dioptric Correction Range | -3 to +1 |
Continuous Shooting SPEED | 2.5fps |
Still Image Format | JPEG, Raw, Raw Image |
Sensor Resolution | 4.0MP |
Operating System Supported | Apple Mac OS 8, Microsoft Windows XP, Apple Mac Os X, Apple Mac OS 9, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows ME, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows 98SE |
Camera Type | Point & Shoot |
Display Type | LCD |
Screen Size | 1.8in. |
Sensor Type | CCD |
Shooting Programs | Night Mode, Landscape, Stitch’s Assist, Portrait Mode |
MAX Operating Temperature | 40°C |
Camera Flash Features | Flash +/- Compensation, Auto Flash, Red-Eye Reduction Flash, Flash OFF!, Fill-In Flash |
Display Rotation | Rotating |
Viewfinder-Field Coverage | 83% |
Type | Point & Shoot |
Screen Details | LCD Display-Tft Active Matrix-1.8"-Color |
Shooting Modes | Frame Movie Mode |
Flash Modes | OFF! Mode, Fill-In Mode, Red-Eye Reduction, Auto Mode |
Display Size | 1.8in. |
Expansion Slot | 1X CompactFlash Card-Type I/II |
Connector Types | 1X DC Power Input, 1X USB, 1X Composite Video/Audio Output |
Microphone Type | Microphone-Built-In-Electret Condenser-mono |
Macro Focus Range | 5-50cm |
Microphone Operation Mode | mono |
Focus Adjustment | Autofocus & Fixed Focus & Manual, Manual, Automatic |
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Easy to use
Good image quality
Good value
A classic, an absolute steal at today's prices.
This is, in 2013, to camera fans what a 1998 BMW 528i is to Beemer fans. Both Beemers deliver what you'd expect for what are designed to be high end pieces of gear, and are unmatchably more enjoyable to use than, say, a 1998 Hyundai. You can buy a "2013 Hyundai" compact camera for the same money as the Canon G3 today. You need to ask yourself though: what offers better value? The equivalent model today is the Canon G15, which, 12 iterations later than this venerable ancestor of the line, is undoubtedly an excellent bit of kit. But the G15 will set you back ~$450. You can get a G3 for $60 - or $80 on ebay if you really must have one now. Fact is, the G3 sports features that are still considered high end today: a sun bright f2.0 to 3.0 lens with a reasonably zoom range, a swivel LCD, full control over aperture, shutter speed, a full manual mode, a relatively large by compact standards 1/1.7" sensor and a solid body build that makes it obvious where a large chunk of the G3's original $799 rrp went in 2002! Granted, its 3.8 megapixel pictures are laughable if you're counting dots by today's standards, but better 3.8 quality megapixels - which is what the G3 delivers - than the 15 million noisy mushed up ones, which are sadly all to prevalent on the miniscule budget sensors on digicams in the same price range as a G3 today. And don't forget that 3.8 million MPs are way more than any happy snapper really needs for decent 8 x 10 prints. OK, it's not all roses of course. This camera is 11 years old as of 2013, after all, and buying second hand, it's critical to look for a well cared for copy. Its postage stamp size LCD will drive you bonkers compared to today's almost 6 x 4 print size screens (:)). And high ISO shots on the G3 suffer the limitations of noise reduction technology from 2002, although with that bright lens, you can hopefully avoid high ISO shots all the times that it matters. But dwelling on the bad stuff due to its vintage is like saying you'd prefer the 2013 Hyundai over the '98 Beemer. It's a matter of choice and taste of course, and you're free to go where you want your car to take you, but I know what horn I'd prefer to toot!
A solid workhorse well preserved and still fully capable of high quality.
This camera must initially be seen in light of its age, and feature set. The version I bought is in perfect shape, complete with all three extended manuals. The period of manufacture, around 2002 means that 4 megapixels is the then state of the art, limited resolution compared to present technological levels. I bought the camera for eBay photographs and for casual uses. I most like the high constructional quality and feature set. The original robust build quality means that the appearance is still high quality, and the feature set fully useable. The camera has extreme closeup MACRO capability and many timed functions: all the software functions are fully compatible with my late model Mac Laptop. The price, around $50.00 dollars, for the nearly professional capabilities of this camera, represents a true bargain. Later when I've fully mastered the camera I'll move on to a more contemporary SLR design. But for now, this camera has ideally served my immediate purpose very well indeed
Cheap and excellent!
Currently on eBay can be bought cheap. Sometimes less than 30.00; and in very good condition. The Canon G3 when it came out, after 2005 was rated a best buy at about 500 dollars. It has a large number of modes, settings, and options. Some call them whistles and bells. lol Suggestion: on ads, look for clear photos which show very little wear. I have bought several off eBay, following my own suggestion. Several because they are such excellent value; and they can be bought so cheap off eBay. All work perfectly! Great Canon F2.0 zoom lens. 4.0 MP seems sufficient - due to excellent sensor and lens quality. MP is only a part of it. Screen is small: 1 1/8 inch - but sharp and clear; and swings out and can be set in many positions. Swivels many different positions. I give it 5 stars! Produces excellent photos. Auto focus is a bit slow by today's standards, but very accurate. Includes video option. Built like a tank; or a brick! lol
Achat vérifié : Oui | État : d'occasion | Vendu par : torri54
Canon Power Shot G3
The camera is easy to use. Many features can be figured out without reading the manual. It takes high quality photos and even at 4 mega pixels I think the photos are often as good as some 20 mega pixel cameras. Also the camera is built like a brick to last.
Achat vérifié : Oui | État : d'occasion | Vendu par : gooseberry.pie
Exactly what I needed at the price I intended to pay
Bought this camera to replace my G3, my 1st digital camera, lost to water damage when launching canoe & wife in Maine (1st time in 65 years for first & first for second--yes, we tipped!). This G3 will be kept in trunk of car for emergency use, so I don't risk my new Canon Rebel T2i. As a unexpected bonus I got a good hiking bag (since given to my hiking son) and a polarizing filter just right size and needed for my new telephoto zoom for my Rebel. This replacement G3 is not quite as clean as my old one but is quite adequate and works well. I wanted to stay with G3 because they are MIGHTY COMPLICATED, and I had learned of digital cameras and of digital computer massage starting with this make & model. I now know that digital cameras absolutely will not tolerate water at all.