Canon Powershot Silver
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 Canon Powershot A2300 16MP Silver Digital Camera $99.00 |
 Canon PowerShot A620 71 MP Digital Camera Silver FOR PARTS $14.99 |
 Canon PowerShot S100 Silver Digital Camera $378.00 |
 Canon PowerShot A1300 Digital Camera Silver 6177B001 $109.00 |
 Canon PowerShot TX1 71 MP Digital Camera Silver $68.00 |
 Canon PowerShot Digital ELPH SD750 71 MP Digital Camera $46.00 |
 Canon Powershot SD1300 IS SILVER Digital Camera NEW $135.97 |
 Canon PowerShot ELPH 500 HS IXUS 310 HS 121MP Digital Camera Silver $68.67 |
 Canon PowerShot S100 Silver Digital Camera 16GB Bundle $418.00 |
 Canon Powershot SD300 WITH EXTRAS $1.25 |
 CANON Power Shot S2 IS Great Digital Camera $6.05 |
 Canon PowerShot A520 40 MP Digital Camera Silver Used Rough Cosmetic Shape $25.00 |
 Canon PowerShot SD880 IS Digital ELPH Digital IXUS 870 IS 100 MP Digital $52.02 |
 Canon PowerShot S100 121 MP Digital Camera Silver $371.00 |
 Canon PowerShot A490 100 MP Digital Camera Silver $38.00 |
 Canon PowerShot S400 Digital Camera Silver $39.99 |
 Canon PowerShot A1200 121 MP Digital Camera Silver NIB $50.00 |
 Canon PowerShot A610 50 MP Digital Camera Silver $19.99 |
Additional information resources on Canon Powershot Silver
Canon swings by the North Pole on the way to CES, grows the ELPH family by two (Engadget)
Not taking cues from a certain other manufacturer that unveiled well over a
dozen models last week, Canon is adding just two cameras to its PowerShot ELPH
family, in addition to the just-announced PowerShot G1 X. The 10.1 megapixel
ELPH 520 HS and 16 megapixel ELPH 110 HS both include high-sensitivity CMOS
sensors, sensitivity up to ISO 3200, 1080p video capture and 3-inch LCDs. The
pricier 520 HS has a 12x wide-angle (28mm) optical zoom lens and can capture
burst images at 6.8 frames-per-second, while the 110HS has a 5x optical zoom
lens starting at 24mm at the wide angle and can snap up to 5.8 frames per
second.
A new Face ID feature enables the camera to store up to 12 faces in the
camera, letting you prioritize focus and exposure for recognized subjects --
if a child and parent are recognized in the same photo, the child can be set
with a higher priority, so they're always in focus. If an unfamiliar face
(perhaps that of a stranger) appears in the background, it won't receive focus
priority. A Sleeping Face Recognition mode will turn off the flash, assist
beam and camera sound if ...
Canon Powershot SD4000 IS (silver) first look