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The PowerShot A2200 is a small, light point-and-shoot from Canon's entry-level A series, built around a 14.1MP CCD sensor, a 4x 28–112mm zoom and a 2.7-inch LCD. Its appeal is simplicity: Smart Auto picks the scene mode, and a dedicated button starts 720p video. It suits casual shooters who want an optical zoom and AA-era simplicity of use rather than a phone camera. Against later budget compacts it lacks image stabilization, Wi-Fi and a lithium-ion battery, and its low-light output is dated; reviewers of the era called it an easy, affordable starter camera with soft results in dim light.
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Owners and reviewers treated the A2200 as a competent, inexpensive starter compact: easy menus, a useful wide zoom and decent daylight photos. Most criticism centered on soft, noisy low-light images and the lack of stabilization.
The Canon PowerShot A2200 is a compact, lightweight digital camera with simple controls. It has a 14.1 megapixel sensor and a DIGIC 4 image processor.
The lens is a 4x optical zoom covering 28 to 112mm. A 2.7-inch LCD is used to frame shots and review them. Smart Auto mode picks the settings for the scene.
The camera records 720p HD video, started with one button.
