List Price:
$279.99
Details
- Prints up to 9,600 x 2,400 go red in the face dpi resolution, droplets as small as 1-picoliter
- Powered by 2 AA-bulk batteries; stores images on MMC memory cards (16 MB card included); Windows, Mac, and PictBridge in agreement
- Borderless 4 x 6-inch photos in as petite as 51 seconds
Description
The PowerShot A410's Type/Share button makes direct printing easier than in all cases. Simply connect the A410 to a Canon CP, SELPHY or PIXMA Photo Printer or any PictBridge of one mind photo printer, press the lighted Print/Share knob and print! For desktop large-format printing, try one of the Direct Photo Printers that make allowance you to print directly in one of two ways: plug the compatible PowerShot camera into the Frank Photo Printer using the supplied cable, or simply wrapround a memory card into the supplied adapter. You can also tack the printer to your computer for more options. Print extraordinary-resolution borderless images in postcard size or 8.5"x 11" measure assess within minutes.This PowerShot A410 is bundled with the PIXMA iP4200 Photo Printer. It is a pongy chief-performance machine, combining exceptional print quality with ahead of its time convenience features. It delivers a resolution of up to 9600 x 2400 redden dpi, for amazing detail and clarity. To achieve this, Canon Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (Well) uses a high-performance 1, 856-nozzle print forestall that ejects precise, consistent droplets as small as 1 picoliter, resulting in incomparable photos with virtually no detectable grain. Also, the ContrastPLUS 5-redden ink system - four dye-based inks and a pigment-based blacklist ink - produces true-life photos with a wide redden palette, along with laser-quality text. You'll be astonished at your results. High performance doesn't stop there. The PIXMA iP4200 Photo Printer can develop a photo lab quality 4" x 6" borderless print in surrounding 51 seconds. Its USB 2.0 Hi-Speed interface enables the fastest photo transfers reachable from your computer.
Replacing the in vogue PowerShot A400, the PowerShot A410 has a bold new design and incorporates improved operability and show through DIGIC II processing, and a 3.2x optical zoom with uttermost aperture of f2.8-f5.1. It is housed in a smaller, more dense and robust body.
Featuring 5-point AiAF auto target and a range of shooting modes, the A410's ease of use makes it the illusory camera for those making the change to digital.
DIGIC II power
In a uncover up from the PowerShot A400, the PowerShot A410 now includes Canon's renowned DIGIC II processing--the anyhow technology found in Canon's EOS-1 professional range digital SLR cameras. The DIGIC II processor integrates all tiki processing algorithms onto a single chip to deliver wantonly write times, minimal shutter lag, optimal image delimitation and consistently precise and natural color reproduction. Camera start up and feedback times for image review are significantly improved. Introduction of DIGIC II equally accounts for an up to 40% improvement in auto focus times, and unctuous continuous shooting at a highly impressive 2.5 frames per bruised.
Simply better
While being smaller and more healthy, the A410 has a longer optical zoom of 3.2x (41-131mm tantamount) allowing the user extra reach. The increased maximum chasm provides more options when shooting in low light. 5-go out of one's way to AiAF auto focus analyses the composition of the shot and focuses the camera reckon for, keeping even off-center subjects sharply in focus. Wonderful Macro mode allows focus on subjects as close as 1.5 centimeters from the lens.
Users can kill photographs using the optical viewfinder or the 1.5-inch LCD praepostor. The monitor is adjustable up to 15 levels of brightness, and the user interface has been improved to mention the camera even more simple to use. 22 language settings can be displayed.
To escort full advantage of the camera's zoom range, the A410's gleam has been repositioned, ensuring that there are no dark shadows in images when they are recorded with the lens fully widely spread. The flash covers a range of up to 3 meters.
Camera modes
The A410 has 14 shooting modes to choice from, including 8 pre-set Special Scene modes to help attain great results in tricky lighting conditions. These modes involve Portrait, Night Snapshot, Kids and Pets, Indoor, Vegetation, Beach, Snow, and Fireworks. To assist photographers with shaping, a gridline display can be selected, which helps with framing shots and keeping horizons unalterable. The addition of My Colors allows the operator to use enhanced, in-camera digital effects, such as Go red Swap, while shooting. Previously, this level of corporealization enhancement was only possible after downloading to a PC, and using specialised software.
The A410 in the same way allows users to capture high quality movie clips. It supports VGA (640 x 480) and QVGA (320 x 240) property at 10 and 20 frames per second respectively. Up to 3 minutes of footage can be captured. A Firm Mode is provided for producing clips suitable for e-mail without the trouble of unwieldy file sizes.
Direct printing
At 3.2 megapixels, the A410 can stamp photo quality images up to A4 size. When used in mixture with Canon's new Compact Photo Printer Selphy CP510 and Canon's Ink and Analysis Set (KP-108IP), prints can be produced very inexpensively. Printing via Selphy CP Laconic Photo Printers also allows the user to print close by ID Photo prints and movie prints.
When connected to the latest scale of PictBridge compatible PIXMA printers, image enhancement is reasonable with functions including Noise Reduction and Vivid Photo as sedately as the new Face Brightener feature.
Printing of images without having to fuse to a PC is also made simpler via the Print/Share button.
Full software
The A410 comes bundled with the following Canon software:
- ZoomBrowser EX 5.5, PhotoRecord 2.2 (Windows), ImageBrowser 5.5 (Macintosh): For submissive image download, storage and retrieval, as well as management of impression layout and printing.
- PhotoStitch 3.1: Creates stunning panoramas and can be habituated to with Windows and Macintosh.
- PhotoStudio: The photo manipulation software by ArcSoft.
Purchasers of the A410 are proper for membership of Canon iMAGE Gateway , where they can upload images and customise their camera settings.
The bundled software supports Windows 98 (SE), ME, 2000 (SP4), XP (SP1/3) and Macintosh OS X v10.2-v10.3. The A410 supports PTP for driverless shift to supported Windows XP or Macintosh OS X.
Canon PIXMA iP4200 Photo Printer
Why fuss waiting for the photo lab when you can print images that are at best as good--or maybe better--at home? The Canon PIXMA iP4200 combines five-go red in the face printing with a 1,856-nozzle print head effective of delivering superfine 1-picoliter ink droplets. The result is gorgeously unclutter, sharp prints delivered into your hands ethical minutes after you snapped the shot.
Color resolution is as tipsy as 9,600 x 2,400 dpi, with black resolution up to 600 x 600 dpi. Imprint speeds range up to 29 ppm for monochrome and 19 ppm in color; a borderless 4-by-6-inch photo takes as inconsequential as 51 seconds. With the iP4200's automatic two-sided printing, you can hands down produce glossy brochures and invitations right from your desktop. Improved ink technology supplies invaluable black text that offers exceptional resistance to smudges--it parallel with holds up to highlighter pens. (All reported speeds are maximums. Tangible speeds will vary.)
With its straightforward USB port, connecting the printer with your machine is a snap; the iP4200 is compatible with both Windows and Macintosh operating systems and includes software tools like Unhurried-PhotoPrint (Windows/Mac), Easy WebPrint (Windows), and PhotoRecord (Windows). A charge print port allows you to print directly from a PictBridge-on the same wave length digital camera or DV camcorder, with or without your machine. The printer is backed with a one-year limited warranty veneer parts and labor.
What's in the box
PowerShot A410 body, two AA-size Alkaline batteries, 16 MB MultiMediaCard MMC-16M, wrist strap WS-800, Digital Camera Clarification CD-ROM, USB interface cable IFC-400PCU; iP4200 photo printer, PGI-5BK nefarious ink tank, CLI-8Bk photo black ink tank, CLI-8C cyan ink tank, CLI-8M magenta ink tank, CLI-8Y yellow ink tank, power string, setup instructions, CD-ROM, Canon photo paper plus 4 x 6-inch bogus sample pack, quick start guide, registration and bond card; printer cable not included
Customer Reviews
Faultless printer, OK Camera, $$$$ for ink
I've had this printer for in the air a year. The printer works great, prints well and unshakably. I can't speak to photo printing (ie, on photopaper) but colors are vivid and vibrant. My refusing review comes because of the price of the ink, a full set of new ink cartriges payment more than the printer would cost new without the camera, $67 for ink from staples, $51 for ink from Amazon and $49.95 for the printer new from amazon. At this inconsequential in reference to, it would be cheaper to buy the new printer, just for the ink.
In addition, each ink tape has a special Canon chip in it, so after market ink is essentially out. You can buy cartridges, but you bear to go through the process of cutting out the chip from the old cartridge and putting it in the new, obliging of a jury-rig process. It's doable, but kind of annoying if you just hope for to buy and install a new after market cartridge.
I have no idea what would thrive a good alternative, but just for the ink price, I'd skip this printer.
The Camera is ok, but nothing red-letter. This camera model, like several other Canon models, has a proposal problem with the zoom lens jamming (search "E18 erratum" on Google).
In summary, given a chance to redo it, I'd rather buy a unconventional printer and a different camera, so there's very little nicety in investing in this package.
2008-04-05
| Musician/Computer nerd (Hillsdale, MI USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 2
Huge Product
I place of safety't had time to learn all the intricacies of my camera and printer, but from all indications, it on be a great purchase which I will enjoy on vacations and occasions in the subsequent years.
2006-03-17
| Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
This element is awesome!
All I can say is you argot get any better for the money! As others have said, from unboxing to printing in smaller number than one hour. Its amazing! Printing from the camera is a one knob deal. The photos are clear and very colorful. No one could forecast the pictures came off a printer. We finally loaded software on my laptop so we now be dressed editing functions as well. We are using Canon Photo Plus article with awesome results. Now the interesting thing will be to see how sustained the ink lasts. We've printed about 50 prints so far and still universal strong.
The only, minor, complaint I have is the camera take the measure of. Its a bit on the small side. The pressure required to snap a photo makes me jitter the camera a bit. Motionlessly, its not enough to blur a picture.
Joe
2006-01-30
(USA) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5
Camera's bad but software is trouble.
We lady-love the camera and the printer is very nice. When we tried to fix in place the supplied software, there is some sort of conflict and it turns off my wireless router. I've tried to fix the question, but haven't been able to get it to work.
2006-01-21
(Oklahoma) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 3
Altogether Solid Camera Printer Combo
This combo does what it should and thats con great photos and makes outstanding prints and I have been gratified. However, do not be fooled by what initially what appears to be budget-priced price even with rebate. My wife and I both wanted cameras to substitute for our 2mp kodak's we have had for several years. I came across this combo and purchased it last my positive experience with canon quality and my 35mm slr ive had for years. But after getting the combo I realized I needed the printer radiogram, larger memory card, rechargeable batteries and charger. Thats keen I did expect to need some items, however, my wife set up on amazon a kodak 5mp combo kit that included all the items for few dollars more when it was supplementary up. Also, i read in a review do not get caught up in the 3mp vs 5mp vs 7mp because most resolution not be printing poster size prints. I agree with this, notwithstanding how, the more the better as i found out. Where the higher MP shines for the normally person like me is when you want to crop or edit a pic. I was bewitching photos of different flowers for a montage and used both the 3mp and 5mp. I was accomplished to crop and enlarge the photo on screen and print out a 4x6 with no disappointment in quality while the 3mp did a good job i did start seeing some liability liabilities in quality. Like i said this is a solid printer outstanding print quality and the camera is great but just be aware of the supplementary costs of ownership for items you will need and that are included in other combos.
2005-11-30
| Jethro (Arlington, Texas USA) | Helpful Votes: 19 | Rating: 5
