CANON IXUS 65

Canon IXUS 65 is a compact point-and-shoot digital camera from Canon's IXUS line (sold as the PowerShot SD630 in North America), released in 2006. It sits in the slim, pocketable end of Canon's compact range, aimed at casual shooters who wanted something small enough to carry everywhere rather than a camera for manual control.

It uses Canon's DIGIC III image processor, which was new at the time and brought Face Detection autofocus to the IXUS line along with improved noise handling. The camera is often picked up today by people who want a simple digital snapshot camera with a retro 2000s digicam look and colour rendering, rather than for any technical capability.

Specifications

• 6.0 megapixel 1/2.5-inch CCD sensor
• 3x optical zoom, 35-105mm equivalent f/2.8-4.9 lens
• 2.5-inch LCD screen
• DIGIC III image processor with Face Detection AF
• ISO range up to 800
• Optical viewfinder
• Movie mode with sound
• Powered by NB-5L rechargeable lithium-ion battery
• SD/SDHC/MMC memory card storage

Condition

• Cosmetic: Very Good
• Working: Fully Working
• Lens extends and retracts: Smoothly
• Autofocus: Locks accurately
• Screen: Dead pixels
• Battery: Included, holds full charge
• Memory card included: 1GB memory card
• Moisture in screen, doesn’t effect the quality of image.

Included

• Strap

Declared faults, if any, are called out above rather than left for you to discover — what's listed is what you get.