Canon PowerShot TX1 Digital Camera Junk Condition, Working, with 2 Batteries
The Canon PowerShot TX1 stands out with its vertical metal body that fits neatly in the palm of your hand. As the first model in Canon's PowerShot TX series, this silver compact camera pairs a distinctive retro design with genuine early digital camera engineering. Canon built it around a vari-angle 1.8-inch LCD screen, a multi-controller for easy handling, a DIGIC III processor, a 7.1-megapixel CCD sensor, and a 10x optical zoom lens with image stabilization. A component terminal (D3 compatible, 1080i output) lets you view photos and videos on a high-definition television.
This unit is sold as a secondhand junk item for parts, repair, or display. It powers on, takes photos, and fires the flash, but comes with a few known issues: the screen display is flipped upside down, autofocus struggles to lock focus, and the bottom battery door cover is missing. Scratches and light dirt are visible on the body, and other unlisted defects may be present. Sold as-is, with no returns accepted.
The set includes two genuine Canon batteries, a genuine charger, a strap, and a soft case, though battery lifespan can't be guaranteed. Despite its flaws, this rare vertical PowerShot remains a fascinating pickup for vintage digital camera collectors.
Canon PowerShot TX1 compact digital camera in silver. This vertical metal-body camera powers on, takes photos, and flash operates, but is sold as junk/for repair due to an inverted LCD display, difficulty focusing, and a missing bottom cover. Additional faults may be present.
Features a 7.1-megapixel CCD, DIGIC III processor, 1.8-inch low-temperature polysilicon TFT color LCD, vari-angle monitor, image stabilization, and HD component output (D3 compatible, 1080i). The listing states 4x optical zoom; product information describes a 10x optical zoom lens.
Includes the camera body, two genuine Canon batteries, genuine charger, strap, and soft case. Battery life is not guaranteed.
