• Camera Details

Tech Specs

    • Compact or SLR?
      Compact
    • Megapixels
      5.0 million (2592 x 1944)
    • Lens Zoom
      35 mm - 140 mm (4 x)
    • ISO Rating
      Auto, 50, 100, 200, 400
    • Flash
      Yes (5.0 M (16.4 Ft)) / Hot-Shoe
    • Weight
      (inc. batteries) 490 g (17.3 oz)
    • Batteries
      Canon Lithium-Ion & charger
    • Age
      Released: 2/06/2003, now discontinued
    • Continuous Drive
      Yes, 1.5 fps, 2.5 fps (max 8 images)
    • Video Capture
      Yes, max 91/242 secs
    • Viewfinder
      Optical
    • LCD Screen
      1.8 " (flip-out & twist) diagonal / pixels

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Canon PowerShot G5
Announced in June 2003 (now discontinued), this 5.0 megapixel Compact camera has a 1.8 " (flip-out & twist) LCD, and is capable of ISO 400.
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Reviewer: Tammy BaguleyReviewed: on

Loved it, best camera I have ever owned, only stopped using it because I got a G6, but I still think the 5 is better.

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