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	[summary]Repair guides and support for many cameras in the PowerShot Line.[/summary]

-	A product line of consumer and "prosumer" digital cameras by Canon, launched in 1996. The PowerShot line encompasses many varying series, from point-and-shoot consumer cameras to more advanced feature cameras, and often include free camera control software.
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+	== Background and Identification ==
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+	The Canon PowerShot series is a product line of consumer and "prosumer" digital cameras by Canon, launched in 1996. The PowerShot line is one of the best-selling digital camera lines worldwide. The PowerShot line encompasses many varying series, from point-and-shoot consumer cameras to more advanced feature cameras, and often includes free camera control software.
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+	Free software from the Canon Hack Development Kit (CHDK) allows users nearly complete programmatic control of PowerShot cameras. Using this software, users can add features up to and including BASIC and Lua scripting.
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+	The PowerShot line includes several series, including four discontinued series. The D series includes waterproof, freeze-resistant, and shock-resistant cameras. The E series features design-oriented budget cameras, and the G series includes flagship cameras with more advanced features. The S/SD series cameras (also called the PowerShot Digital ELPH, Digital IXUS, and IXY Digital) are advertised as ultra-compact point-and-shoot cameras designed for “performance and style.” The PowerShot’s discontinued S series was originally a series of compact point-and-shoot cameras, though is currently a series of prosumer cameras slotting under the G series. The discontinued A series cameras were advertised as “easy and fun” budget cameras ranging from prosumer cameras to point-and-shoot devices. The discontinued Pro series included semi-professional-level cameras while the TX series featured hybrid camera-camcorders. The “IS” and “HS” cameras are not part of a specific series but denote “image stabilization” and “high sensitivity.”
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+	Some PowerShot models were affected by third-party CCD sensors with a design flaw which causes them to fail and display distorted images. Canon repairs cameras affected by this flaw for free.
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+	Canon PowerShot cameras include the name “Canon” printed in white font on the front of the device. The model name and number are generally included in the bottom right-hand corner of the camera’s front.

	== Additional Information ==

-	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_PowerShot\|Wikipedia: Canon PowerShot]
-	* [http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/digital_cameras\|Canon PowerShot product Line]
-	* [http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support\|Canon Product Support]
+	* [link\|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_PowerShot\|Wikipedia: Canon PowerShot]
+	* [link\|http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/digital_cameras\|Canon PowerShot product Line]
+	* [link\|http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support\|Canon Product Support]

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Repair guides and support for many cameras in the PowerShot Line.

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== Background and Identification ==

The Canon PowerShot series is a product line of consumer and "prosumer" digital cameras by Canon, launched in 1996. The PowerShot line is one of the best-selling digital camera lines worldwide. The PowerShot line encompasses many varying series, from point-and-shoot consumer cameras to more advanced feature cameras, and often includes free camera control software.

Free software from the Canon Hack Development Kit (CHDK) allows users nearly complete programmatic control of PowerShot cameras. Using this software, users can add features up to and including BASIC and Lua scripting.

The PowerShot line includes several series, including four discontinued series. The D series includes waterproof, freeze-resistant, and shock-resistant cameras. The E series features design-oriented budget cameras, and the G series includes flagship cameras with more advanced features. The S/SD series cameras (also called the PowerShot Digital ELPH, Digital IXUS, and IXY Digital) are advertised as ultra-compact point-and-shoot cameras designed for “performance and style.” The PowerShot’s discontinued S series was originally a series of compact point-and-shoot cameras, though is currently a series of prosumer cameras slotting under the G series. The discontinued A series cameras were advertised as “easy and fun” budget cameras ranging from prosumer cameras to point-and-shoot devices. The discontinued Pro series included semi-professional-level cameras while the TX series featured hybrid camera-camcorders. The “IS” and “HS” cameras are not part of a specific series but denote “image stabilization” and “high sensitivity.”

Some PowerShot models were affected by third-party CCD sensors with a design flaw which causes them to fail and display distorted images. Canon repairs cameras affected by this flaw for free.

Canon PowerShot cameras include the name “Canon” printed in white font on the front of the device. The model name and number are generally included in the bottom right-hand corner of the camera’s front.

== Additional Information ==

* [link|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_PowerShot|Wikipedia: Canon PowerShot]
* [link|http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/digital_cameras|Canon PowerShot product Line]
* [link|http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support|Canon Product Support]

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[summary]Guías de reparación y soporte para muchas cámaras en la línea PowerShot.[/summary]

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== Antecedentes e Identificación ==

La serie Canon PowerShot es una línea de productos de cámaras digitales para consumidores y "prosumidores" de Canon, lanzada en 1996. La línea PowerShot es una de las líneas de cámaras digitales más vendidas en todo el mundo. La línea PowerShot abarca muchas series variadas, desde cámaras de consumo de apuntar y disparar hasta cámaras con funciones más avanzadas y, a menudo, incluye software de control de cámara gratuito.

El software gratuito del Canon Hack Development Kit (CHDK) permite a los usuarios un control programático casi completo de las cámaras PowerShot. Con este software, los usuarios pueden agregar funciones que incluyen secuencias de comandos BASIC y Lua.

La línea PowerShot incluye varias series, incluidas cuatro series descontinuadas. La serie D incluye cámaras impermeables, resistentes a la congelación y resistentes a los golpes. La serie E presenta cámaras económicas orientadas al diseño, y la serie G incluye cámaras emblemáticas con funciones más avanzadas. Las cámaras de la serie S/SD (también llamadas PowerShot Digital ELPH, Digital IXUS e IXY Digital) se anuncian como cámaras ultracompactas de apuntar y disparar diseñadas para "rendimiento y estilo". La serie S descontinuada de PowerShot era originalmente una serie de cámaras compactas de apuntar y disparar, aunque actualmente es una serie de cámaras de prosumidor que se ubican en la serie G. Las cámaras de la serie A descontinuadas se anunciaron como cámaras económicas "fáciles y divertidas" que iban desde cámaras de prosumidor hasta dispositivos de apuntar y disparar. La serie Pro descontinuada incluía cámaras de nivel semiprofesional, mientras que la serie TX presentaba cámaras y videocámaras híbridas. Las cámaras "IS" y "HS" no forman parte de una serie específica, pero denotan "estabilización de imagen" y "alta sensibilidad".

Algunos modelos PowerShot se vieron afectados por sensores CCD de terceros con un defecto de diseño que hace que fallen y muestren imágenes distorsionadas. Canon repara las cámaras afectadas por este defecto de forma gratuita.

Las cámaras Canon PowerShot incluyen el nombre "Canon" impreso en letra blanca en la parte frontal del dispositivo. El nombre y el número del modelo generalmente se incluyen en la esquina inferior derecha del frente de la cámara.

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