Canon IXUS 210

The Canon IXUS 210 was the slim, glassy, slightly futuristic one — a 2010 compact with a 3.5-inch touchscreen at a time when almost nothing had a touchscreen at all, and 461,000 dots of it, which is twice the resolution of its contemporaries. Behind that sits a CCD sensor and a genuinely wide 24mm lens, which is wider than most compacts of the era managed and makes it far more useful for interiors, group shots and street work. Sold as the PowerShot SD3500 IS in North America and the IXY 10S in Japan.

Specifications

• Released: 2010
• Sensor: 1/2.3" CCD, 14.1 megapixels
• Lens: 24-120mm equivalent, 5x optical zoom, f/2.8 wide to f/5.9 tele
• Stabilisation: Optical lens-shift IS
• LCD: 3.5" PureColor II touchscreen, 461,000 dots
• Processor: Canon DIGIC 4
• ISO: 80-1600
• Video: 1280x720 at 30fps, H.264, with mini-HDMI output
• Storage: SD / SDHC / SDXC
• Battery: Canon NB-6L
• Weight: approximately 160g with battery and card
• Also sold as: PowerShot SD3500 IS (Americas), IXY 10S (Japan)

Condition

• Cosmetic: Very good condition, with some minor signs of age and use.
• Functional: Fully functional.

Included

• Canon IXUS 210 camera
• Battery
• Charger
• Pouch

Fully working with the usual marks of a camera that has actually been carried around. The big touchscreen and the 24mm wide end are what set this apart from every other 2010 compact — it still feels modern to use, and it shoots 720p over HDMI. Takes ordinary SD cards; a card is not included.