Canon PowerShot A85 / A20 Digital camera





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Two Canon PowerShot cameras, A85 and A20, in like-new physical condition and both tested and working.
Description from the seller
The camera is a Canon PowerShot A85, a highly successful model launched by Canon in 2004 for its advanced compact line in the “A” series.
Main Technical Specifications
Image Sensor: 4.0 Megapixel CCD sensor, enabling detailed prints and early meaningful crops on photos. Lens and Zoom: 3x optical zoom (equivalent to a 35-105mm in 35mm format) paired with a 9-point autofocus system (AiAF) for off-center subjects.
DIGIC Processor: Equipped with Canon's original DIGIC image processor, delivering excellent color rendition and good operational speed for the era.
Creative Controls (PASM): In addition to automatic modes and pre-set scenes, it offers full manual exposure control (P, Tv, Av and M).
Display and Viewfinder: 1.8-inch rear LCD screen paired with the classic optical viewfinder for composing even in bright sunlight.
Archiving:
Uses CompactFlash (CF) Type I memory cards. Power: Runs on 4 AA batteries, making it easy to use immediately with modern high-capacity NiMH rechargeable cells.
The second camera is Canon PowerShot A20, a historic model released on the market in 2001 that was part of Canon’s early generation of the successful “A” series.
Main Technical Specifications
Image Sensor: 2.1 Megapixel CCD sensor, ideal at the time for standard photographic prints in 10x15 cm size. Lens and Zoom: 3x optical zoom (equivalent to a 35-105mm in 35mm format) paired with a 3-point autofocus system (AiAF).
Display and Viewfinder: 1.5-inch rear LCD screen for navigating menus and a classic optical viewfinder for framing with the display off.
Archiving: Uses CompactFlash (CF) Type I memory cards, housed in the side compartment.
Power: Runs on 4 AA batteries, a feature that makes powering it and testing it still very easy today.
Shooting Modes: Offers a fully automatic mode and several pre-set scenes, along with basic manual controls such as exposure compensation and white balance.
The camera is a Canon PowerShot A85, a highly successful model launched by Canon in 2004 for its advanced compact line in the “A” series.
Main Technical Specifications
Image Sensor: 4.0 Megapixel CCD sensor, enabling detailed prints and early meaningful crops on photos. Lens and Zoom: 3x optical zoom (equivalent to a 35-105mm in 35mm format) paired with a 9-point autofocus system (AiAF) for off-center subjects.
DIGIC Processor: Equipped with Canon's original DIGIC image processor, delivering excellent color rendition and good operational speed for the era.
Creative Controls (PASM): In addition to automatic modes and pre-set scenes, it offers full manual exposure control (P, Tv, Av and M).
Display and Viewfinder: 1.8-inch rear LCD screen paired with the classic optical viewfinder for composing even in bright sunlight.
Archiving:
Uses CompactFlash (CF) Type I memory cards. Power: Runs on 4 AA batteries, making it easy to use immediately with modern high-capacity NiMH rechargeable cells.
The second camera is Canon PowerShot A20, a historic model released on the market in 2001 that was part of Canon’s early generation of the successful “A” series.
Main Technical Specifications
Image Sensor: 2.1 Megapixel CCD sensor, ideal at the time for standard photographic prints in 10x15 cm size. Lens and Zoom: 3x optical zoom (equivalent to a 35-105mm in 35mm format) paired with a 3-point autofocus system (AiAF).
Display and Viewfinder: 1.5-inch rear LCD screen for navigating menus and a classic optical viewfinder for framing with the display off.
Archiving: Uses CompactFlash (CF) Type I memory cards, housed in the side compartment.
Power: Runs on 4 AA batteries, a feature that makes powering it and testing it still very easy today.
Shooting Modes: Offers a fully automatic mode and several pre-set scenes, along with basic manual controls such as exposure compensation and white balance.

