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Canon V1200

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Brand Canon 2004
Model V1200
Released Year 2004
Type Digital Cameras
Series EOS
Autofocus 7-point AF system
Optical Zoom 3x
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Canon EOS V1200 is a digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera introduced in 2004, designed for intermediate photographers. It features a 6.3-megapixel CCD sensor maximizing image quality and color reproduction. The camera supports Canon's EF lens mount, providing versatility with an extensive lens selection. It utilizes DIGIC II image processor technology for quick image processing and enhanced color accuracy. The V1200 includes a 2.0-inch TFT LCD screen for image preview and menu navigation. Its built-in autofocus system offers 7-point focusing for improved sharpness and subject tracking.

Specifications

Type Digital SLR
Model V1200
Series Canon EOS
Maximum Resolution 18 MP
Colour Black
Features 1080p HD Video Recording
Optical Zoom 3x
Battery Type Lithium-Ion
Digital Zoom Does not apply
Maximum Aperture f/3.5-5.6
MPN Does not apply
Charger Included No
Connectivity USB
Country/Region of Manufacture Japan
Manufacturer Warranty None
Screen Size 3 in
Item Weight 480 g
Item Height 10 cm
Item Length 13 cm
Item Width 8 cm
Device Type Digital SLR Camera
Sensor 6.3 Megapixel CCD
Lens Mount Canon EF
Image Processor DIGIC II
LCD Screen 2.0-inch TFT
Autofocus 7-point AF system
ISO Range ISO 100-1600
Release Year 2004
Video Capability No

Key Advantages

The EOS V1200 excels with its user-friendly interface suitable for amateur and enthusiast photographers. Its 6.3MP sensor delivers detailed images and good low-light performance. The compatibility with Canon EF lenses offers flexibility and image quality optimization. DIGIC II processor ensures fast operation and accurate color balance. The camera's 7-point autofocus enhances focusing speed and precision. Additionally, the 2.0-inch LCD screen aids in image review and camera setting adjustments.

Limitations

The Canon EOS V1200 shows some limitations due to its older technology; its resolution is lower compared to modern cameras. The 2.0-inch LCD screen is smaller and has lower resolution than contemporary displays. ISO sensitivity range is limited, reducing performance in very low-light situations compared to newer models. The camera lacks video recording capabilities, which are common in modern DSLRs. Continuous shooting speed is relatively slow for fast-action photography. Battery life may also be shorter than current standards.

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