What is the cheapest used Canon PowerShot Pro1 in the UK?

The cheapest used Canon PowerShot Pro1 currently listed is £55.00 at eBay, based on 5 listings compared across 1 UK retailers.

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What sensor format does the Canon PowerShot Pro1 use?

The Canon PowerShot Pro1 features a other sensor.

Used Canon PowerShot Pro1 for Sale — From £55

£55.00 Low price

£97.67 High price

5 Listings

1 Retailers

Great for: general travel portrait landscape

Canon's 2004 flagship bridge camera — 8MP 2/3in CCD, 28-200mm f/2.4-3.5 L-series zoom, EVF.

The PowerShot Pro1 was Canon's flagship fixed-lens bridge camera, announced in February 2004 and discontinued in early 2006. It topped the PowerShot range and was the most expensive fixed-lens camera Canon sold at the time, aimed at enthusiasts who wanted DSLR-style control without interchangeable lenses.

It paired a Sony-built 2/3-inch 8-megapixel CCD with a 7x L-series zoom, the first fixed lens Canon honoured with the red-ring L designation, covering 28-200mm equivalent at f/2.4-3.5 with USM focusing. It offered full PASM exposure modes, RAW-era enthusiast features, a 235,000-pixel electronic viewfinder, a 2.0-inch vari-angle LCD, shutter speeds to 1/4000s, CompactFlash and Microdrive storage, and Canon's rechargeable BP-511A battery.

The Pro1 suits photographers who like the early-2000s bridge formula: one bright, wide-ranging lens, proper dials and a tilting screen in a 545g body. Autofocus and the EVF are slow by modern standards, and high-ISO output from the small CCD is noisy, so it rewards deliberate daylight shooting.

When buying used, check the zoom and USM focus operate smoothly through the range and that the EVF and vari-angle LCD are clear and undamaged. The BP-511 battery family was shared with early Canon EOS DSLRs, so third-party cells remain easy to find, but a CompactFlash card and reader are needed. Confirm no sensor lines or colour casts in test images, a fault seen on CCDs of this generation.