Canon PowerShot A2300 Point & Shoot

Name: Canon PowerShot A2300 Point & Shoot
Brand: Canon
Price: 6495 INR
Rating: 4.3 (951 reviews)

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Canon PowerShot A2300 Point & Shoot launched in the Indian market on 2012-03-23 and is available to purchase..

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2.7 Inches
16 MP
Chocolate

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Canon PowerShot A2300 Point & Shoot - Price Disclaimer

All prices mentioned above is in Indian Rupee.
The latest price of Canon PowerShot A2300 Point & Shoot was obtained on 14 Dec 2019.
The price is valid in all major cities of India including Mumbai, New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Ahmedabad, NCR. Please check instructions at the specific stores for any deviation.

Canon PowerShot A2300 Point & Shoot - Expert Reviews

Overall Review

Canon, the name speaks for itself, right? Any product under the franchise name Canon, already makes do with its high expectations, similar is the case with the latest Point and Shoot Canon PowerShot A 2300. The device sports a 16 Megapixel CCD sensor alongside a 2.7 inch screen accompanied by 230k pixels. The 5x zoom that the camera flaunts has a a 28mm wide angle and a bright f2.8 maximum aperture, an improvement on the 4x zooms of the 2011 budget PowerShots. One of the key negatives of the device is that is lacks optical image stabilisation, but that you can not expect everything out of a budget device, right? Also to cover up the lack of optical image stabilisation, Canon has provided a low light stacking mode that it calls 'Digital IS'. It is not definitely certain that Canon is going to remove A2200 completely off the charts or not, when Canon PowerShot A2200 was released 14 Megapixel, 4x zoom A2200 was the slimmest A series compact yet produced, but the A2300 is slimmer and lighter still. To be completely honest Canon PowerShot A2300 is neither the least expensive nor the most basic PowerShot, that honour definitely belongs to Canon PowerShot A810, and equip it with optical viewfinder comes Canon PowerShot A1300 which is powered by a couple of AA batteries. Moving up the range, the PowerShot A2400 IS shares almost the exact same specification, but adds optical image stabilisation. The other two models are the touch-screen A3400 IS and the top of the range PowerShot A4000 IS with an 8x zoom and 3 inch LCD screen. But the PowerShot A3400 IS has more to offer than optical image stabilisation, it boasts a 3 inch touch screen.

Design and Build Quality

Every year the budget PowerShot A range seems to grow closer in design to Canon's premium IXUS range, in simple words Canon PowerShot A series is being trendified and from the front at least, it would be easy to mistake the PowerShot A2300 for an IXUS. The bold styling that used to define A series PowerShots has been gradually toned down and the front of Canon PowerShot A2300 is comparatively featureless. No two tone colour scheme, no raised or bulging handgrip, just a plain elegant expanse of silver, red, black or blue plastic with the raised Canon badge providing something for your fingers to gain a purchase on. The front surface curves gently round to the top and bottom panels and the effect resembles a bar of soap - at least if they made very slim bars of soap. The retracted lens sits flush with the front panel and the only other features here are the built-in flash and an LED AF illuminator. The back of Canon PowerShot A2300 is finished in matt black and it doesn't look quite as elegant as the front, or for that matter as the two tone A3400 IS, the raised and bevelled LCD panel gives it a slightly dated look. The control layout is functional with a four-way controller at the centre and four glossy black buttons surrounding it. There's a dedicated movie record button and alongside it a button labelled with a question mark which activates the on-screen help system. Dedicating one of the few external controls to the help system shows this device is squarely aimed and beginners and casual snappers. The two remaining buttons below the four-way controller activate playback and the the menu system.

Focus and Face Detection

Two AF modes are provided in Canon PowerShot A800 and the default Face AiAF has the job of detecting the position of faces in the frames and tracking them. The camera contains 5 AF areas compared to its predecessor’s 9. Though it doesn’t seem to lack in this section as it is quick to spot faces and it does hold on to them as well, not only when they are front facing but also when they are facing diagonal and are on a significant distance from the camera.

Lens and Image Stabilization

Canon PowerShot A2300 is equipped with a 5x optical zoom lens with a 28-140mm equivalent range. Like the earlier PowerShot A2200 it starts at a very useful 28mm wide angle but now extends a little further - 140mm compared with 112mm. With the exception of the 8x top of the range PowerShot A4000 all 2012 A Series PowerShots now sport 5x optical zooms. While the difference between 4x and 5x doesn't sound all that much, 140mm extends the zoom reach beyond the portrait capabilities of the earlier budget A Series PowerShots and enables you to get a little closer to distant action. But while 140mm is good for the zoo, or, say, indoor school sports events, it won't cut it for serious wildlife photography or stadium events, for that you'll need to set your sights higher, maybe on the 8x PowerShot A4000. The zoom extends quickly and smoothly through the range and there's a 4x digital zoom indicated on screen by an extended zoom bar. The digital zoom crops the frame and seriously degrades the image quality, but it can easily be disabled.

Screen and Menus

Canon PowerShot A2300's 2.7 inch LCD screen has 230 thousand pixels, in terms of specification this is now pretty much a known standard for budget compacts and while it obviously doesn't provide as big and clear a view as the 3 inch touch screen on the A3400 IS, it's bright and contrasty and you have to look hard to notice the slight pixellation that's visible on a screen with this resolution.

Battery

Ergonomically a door on the right of the bottom panel houses the slim NB-11L battery which provides enough power for 210 shots under CIPA (Camera Imaging Products Association) standard conditions, a little on the low side, but then it is a very small and light battery. The SD card slot sits just behind the battery.

Video Mode

Canon PowerShot A2300 can shoot HD quality movies at 720p resolution at 24 / 25fps depending on region. Movies are encoded using the H.264 codec at an average of 18 Megabits per second and saved as QuickTime (.mov) files. There's also a standard definition movie mode thats records 640x480 clips at 30fps.

Sensors

Canon PowerShot A2300's 16 Megapixel CCD sensor produces images with 4608x3456 pixels. Images are JPEG compressed to produce files with an average size of around 3.5MB.

Pros

5x optical zoom.
Small and slim, light and sleek.
16 Megapixel Sensor.
Dedicated help button.

Cons

No optical image stabilisation.
Digital IS is not full resolution.
No optical zoom while in movie mode.
Poor High ISO noise performance.

Canon PowerShot A2300 Point & Shoot User Reviews

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Very Good , Based on 951 ratings

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Awsomeness!!!!! With a Li'l Bit Of cons..

by PRALAY Chakraborty on 2012-10-31

I dint buy it from flipkart, as i had an urgent requirement. moreover the price is still at par with the shop where from i bought it. About the cam, i feel its a very good camera in this range. it

The best Point & Shoot Camera at this price

by Abhishek Prakash on 2013-03-27

My first choice:1 Canon A2300

I was willing to have any impressive and ton of featured solid camera under 7k.
I reviewed and visit sony ,samsung,Nikon and canon's site & showroom. I

no Sony, no Nikon, only CANON

by nikita shetty on 2013-03-05

But only if your price range is around 6500! This camera is better than Nikon Coolpix S2600 Point & Shoot, Sony Cybershot W 610 Point & Shoot, Nikon Coolpix L26 Point & Shoot, Canon

Canon A2300-Best Camera Ever

by suhan munaf on 2012-11-09

It is the best model in Canon-Powershot series. It does have the said pro's and the said con's as well. I too experienced it immediately after buying this from a retail store. Initially,I was looking

This is one heck of a camera

by Nagendra B S on 2012-09-14

I recently purchased this and this is one heck of a camera. This is the best u can get at this price range. Canon always beats Nikon. I would definitely recommend this camera.

Pros:

Worth for Money..

by Kumaravadivel T S on 2012-11-18

It's one of the very good product from canon and working as expected. As I'm already using canon ixus, but I'm very impressed with PowerShoot A2300. HD video recording is very nice and it provides

awesome product!

by Bhawan Jha on 2013-01-05

a good product of canon....it is very slim..
good buy for this amount....but if u wanna buy better then this then go for the cam above 10k.
it has good flash light.
delivery from flipkart

BEST PICK IN THIS RANGE

by sana asif on 2012-12-12

got my powershot camera today only...

really happy wid this product.... picture quality is good.... loving its 5x optical zoom.... its very cute n sleek :) battery backup is good as

its awesum..in 6k!!

by subhabrata on 2012-12-11

if u wnt to buy a budget cmpact digital camera surely go fr it...though i bought it on 6k...it is value fr mney...a ggod macro, decent low light pic, slim and stylish..with diffrnt scene modes+ .mov

Outstanding and Awesome Camera

by Piyush Shirodkar on 2012-10-13

The Canon PowerShot 2300 Point & Shoot is superb, outstanding and awesome.
Excellent pics indoors as well as outdoors with 5X digital zoom and also the canon software is amazing.
With the

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Canon PowerShot A2300 Point & Shoot - Specifications

Camera Features

Optical Sensor Resolution 16 MP
Sensor Type CCD Sensor
Shutter Speed Range 0.5 - 3.0 M (w), 1 2 M (t)
Sensor Size 1/2.3 Inches
Optical Zoom 5x
Maximum Shutter Speed 1/2000 sec
Minimum Shutter Speed 15 sec
Digital Zoom 4x
Audio Video Interface A/V Output (NTSC or PAL)
Picture Angle 28 mm Wide Angle
Maximum Recording Resolution (Pixels) -

General Features

Brand Canon
Model Name A2300
Type Point and Shoot
Color Black

Other Features

In The Box 4 GB SDHC Card + Carry Case + Battery Charger
Additional Features 1 - 1/2000 sec Shutter Speed, 1 Double sided Aspherical UA Lens), 1 hr 40 mins Continuous Shooting Movie Recording, 1/2000 sec Slow Sync Speed, 100 % LCD Frame Coverage, 2 EV in increments of 1/3 EV Exposure Compensation, 210 Number of Shots, 2x - 10x Playback Zoom, 5 Levels Brightness Adjustment, 50 mins Actual Usage Movie Recording Time, AE Lock, AF Assist Beam, AF Frame: Face AiAF, AF Lock, Analog Audio Output (Monaural), Autofocus Control System: Continuous, Canon High Power Flash HF-DC2, Center, Circular Aperture Type, DIGIC 4 Imaging Processor, External Flash: Canon High Power Flash HF-DC1, Histogram, Humidity: 10 - 90%, Lens Construction: 6 Elements in 5 Groups (1 Double-sided Aspherical Lens, Movie Miniature Effect: 640 x 480, Operating Temperature: 0 - 40C, Red-Eye Correction, Servo AF, Tracking AF
Warranty 2 Years

Product Features

Color Chocolate

Lens

Auto Focus Continuous (Auto only), Servo AF (Follows Servo AE)
Manual Focus Yes
Focal Length 5 - 25 mm (35 mm Equivalent to 28 - 140 mm)
Aperture Range f/2.8, f/7.9 (W), f/6.9, f/20 (T)
Color Filter Primary (RGB) Color Filter

Convenience Features

Shooting Modes Auto, Digital Is, Discreet, Face Self-Timer, Fireworks, Fish-Eye Effect, Iframe Movie, Live View Control, Long Shutter, Low Light, Miniature Effect, Monochrome, Portrait, Poster Effect, Program, Snow, Super Vivid, Toy Camera Effect
Microphone Monaural Microphone
PictBridge Yes
Continuous Shots Up to 0.8 fps (Program Mode), 2.8 fps (Low Light Mode)
Self Timer 2 sec, 10 sec
Metering Center-Weighted Average, Evaluative, Spot

Image Enhancements

ISO Rating Auto / 100 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600
Image Stabilizer Yes
White Balancing Auto, Cloudy, Custom, Day Light, Fluorescent, Fluorescent-H, Tungsten
Red Eye reduction Yes
Face Detection Yes
Macro Mode 3 - 60 cm

Display

Display Type TFT
Screen Size 2.7 Inches
Image Display Resolution 230000 dots
Video Display Resolution 1280 x 720 pixels (HD) @ 25 fps
Additional Display Features Wide Viewing Angle

Connectivity

Bluetooth No
GPS No
HDMI No
USB USB Hi-Speed

Images & Video

Image Format JPEG (EXIF 2.3, DCF, DPOF 1.1)
Video Format H.264, MOV
Audio Formats Linear PCM (2 Channel Monaural)

Media & Software

Memory Card Type SD, SDHC, SDXC
Upgradeable Memory Yes

Flash

Built in Flash Yes
External Flash Yes
Flash Modes Auto, Slow Sync Flash
Flash Range Wide : 0.5 - 3.0m, Telephoto : 1.0 - 2.0m

Power Source

AC Adapter Power Adaptor CA-DC 10 (Included with AC Adaptor Kit ACK-DC90)
Battery Type Rechargeable Li-ion Battery

Dimensions

Dimensions 108.7 x 62.3 x 30.6 mm
Weight 109 gms

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Design and Build Quality

Focus and Face Detection

Lens and Image Stabilization

Screen and Menus

Battery

Video Mode

Sensors

Pros

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