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With many batteries and charger no adapter 

The Canon PowerShot S50 was a high-end compact digital camera released in 2003, part of Canon’s S-series, which balanced advanced features with a pocket-sized body. It was an upgrade to the PowerShot S45, offering higher resolution and improved features while keeping the same sleek, metal design.

Canon PowerShot S50 – Full Specifications

Key Features & Specs
	•	Sensor: 5.0 MP 1/1.8” CCD sensor
	•	Lens: 3x optical zoom (35-105mm equivalent)
	•	Aperture: f/2.8 - f/4.9
	•	Image Processor: DIGIC
	•	ISO Range: 50, 100, 200, 400
	•	Shutter Speed: 15 sec – 1/1500 sec
	•	Autofocus: 9-point AiAF (Artificial Intelligence Autofocus)
	•	Manual Focus: Yes
	•	Image Formats: JPEG, RAW
	•	Continuous Shooting: 2.5 fps
	•	Viewfinder: Optical viewfinder
	•	LCD Screen: 1.8-inch LCD (118,000 pixels)
	•	Storage: CompactFlash Type I & II (supports Microdrive)
	•	Battery: Canon NB-2L Li-ion rechargeable
	•	Weight: 300g
	•	Body Material: Metal

Why Was the PowerShot S50 Special?

1. Advanced Camera in a Compact Size

The S50 was one of the smallest cameras to offer full manual controls, RAW shooting, and a high-resolution sensor. It was a bridge between beginner point-and-shoots and bulkier advanced cameras.

2. 5-Megapixel Sensor – High Resolution for 2003

At the time, 5MP was considered high-end, allowing for detailed prints up to 8x10 inches.

3. RAW Image Support

Few compact cameras offered RAW shooting in 2003, making the S50 attractive to photography enthusiasts who wanted more post-processing flexibility.

4. DIGIC Processor – Faster & Better Image Quality

Canon’s first-generation DIGIC processor improved image quality, color accuracy, and noise reduction, making the S50 faster and more efficient than its predecessors.

5. Full Manual & Custom Controls

Unlike most compact cameras of its time, the S50 offered:
	•	Full Manual Mode (M)
	•	Aperture Priority (Av)
	•	Shutter Priority (Tv)
	•	Custom White Balance

6. Durable Metal Body

The sturdy, metal construction gave it a premium feel and better durability compared to plastic-bodied cameras.

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Fujifilm

Original unopened and sealed with all cables and memory card. No batteries 

The camera in the image is a Fujifilm FinePix A500, a compact digital camera released in the mid-2000s. Here are its key specifications and features:

Specifications:
	•	Sensor: 5.1-megapixel CCD sensor
	•	Lens: Fujinon Zoom Lens (3x optical zoom)
	•	Focal length: 6.4mm - 19.2mm (equivalent to 38mm - 114mm in 35mm format)
	•	Aperture: f/3.3 - f/5.5
	•	ISO Sensitivity: Auto (ISO 100-400)
	•	Shutter Speed: 2 sec to 1/2000 sec
	•	LCD Screen: 1.8-inch TFT display (approx. 77,000 pixels)
	•	Viewfinder: Optical viewfinder
	•	Storage: xD-Picture Card (supports up to 1GB)
	•	Video Recording: 320×240 resolution at 10 fps (no audio)
	•	Flash Modes: Auto, Red-eye reduction, Forced Flash, Suppressed Flash, Slow Sync
	•	Battery: 2x AA batteries (alkaline or NiMH rechargeable)
	•	Dimensions: Approx. 93 × 60 × 27 mm
	•	Weight: Approx. 140g (without batteries)

Key Features:
	•	Super CCD Sensor: Fujifilm’s proprietary sensor for better color reproduction and sharpness.
	•	Point-and-Shoot Simplicity: Designed for beginners with easy automatic settings.
	•	Affordable Entry-Level Camera: Marketed as a budget-friendly option at the time.
	•	Optical Viewfinder: A rare feature in compact cameras, useful for framing shots in bright conditions.
	•	AA Battery Powered: Convenient for travel, as AA batteries are widely available.

Pros:
	•	Compact and lightweight
	•	Simple and easy to use
	•	Good image quality for its time
	•	Optical viewfinder for battery conservation

The Fujifilm FinePix A500 was not a groundbreaking camera in terms of technology, but it had a few characteristics that made it special in its time, especially for budget-conscious consumers:

1. Super CCD Sensor Technology

Fujifilm’s proprietary Super CCD sensor provided better color reproduction, dynamic range, and detail than many competing entry-level cameras. This was a key selling point, as even low-cost cameras from Fujifilm often had better image quality than their rivals.

2. Affordable Yet Capable

At a time when digital cameras were still relatively expensive, the A500 was one of the most affordable models that still delivered decent image quality. It offered 5.1 MP resolution, which was sufficient for casual users and small prints.

3. Optical Viewfinder – A Rare Feature

Unlike many budget cameras that relied solely on LCD screens, the A500 had an optical viewfinder, which was useful in bright sunlight when LCD screens were hard to see. It also helped conserve battery life, which was important since it used AA batteries.

4. AA Battery Compatibility – Great for Travelers

Instead of relying on a proprietary rechargeable battery, the A500 used standard AA batteries. This made it convenient for travelers who could easily find replacements anywhere.

5. Simple, Beginner-Friendly Design

Fujifilm designed the A500 with simplicity in mind. It had a basic interface with automatic settings, making it a great option for people who just wanted a point-and-shoot camera without complex manual controls.

6. Legacy of Early Digital Photography

The A500 represents an era when digital photography was becoming accessible to the general public. Cameras like this were stepping stones toward the widespread adoption of digital cameras before smartphones took over.

Why It’s Nostalgic Today

For many, the A500 was their first digital camera, marking an entry into digital photography. Today, it serves as a nostalgic reminder of the early 2000s, when people transitioned from film to digital. While it’s outdated by modern standards, it remains a symbol of the simple, no-frills digital photography experience of its time.


This camera was a popular choice for casual users who wanted an affordable, easy-to-use digital camera in the mid-2000s.

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