Canon

Canon PowerShot V1 Compact Digital Camera. 1.4-Type Sensor, 16-50mm Zoom, 4K 60p

SKU: 6390C001
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  • 📷 1.4-type CMOS sensor the largest sensor Canon has put in a PowerShot
  • 🔍 16-50mm f/2.8-4.5 zoom wide enough for arm's-length framing, long enough for detail
  • 🎬 4K up to 60p oversampled and uncropped at 30p, Canon Log 3 in 10-bit
  • 🌀 Built-in cooling fan Off / On / Auto with three speeds, for long recording sessions
  • 🎙️ 3-mic array with noise reduction plus 3.5 mm mic in and headphone out
  • 🖥️ 3-inch vari-angle touchscreen flips out and faces you, with a 3-stop ND filter built in
  • 🔌 USB-C webcam mode Full HD 30p, UVC/UAC, no drivers
  • 🏷️ Canadian warranty 1-year limited
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Sensor
1.4-type CMOS (18.4 x 12.3 mm)
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Lens
16-50mm equiv. f/2.8-4.5
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Video
4K 30p uncropped · 4K 60p cropped
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Display
3" vari-angle touchscreen
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Cooling
Built-in fan, 3 speeds
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Battery
LP-E17, approx. 400 shots

The Canon PowerShot V1 is a compact digital camera built for people who shoot video first and stills second. It carries the largest sensor Canon has ever put in a PowerShot (a 1.4-type CMOS chip measuring 18.4 x 12.3 mm, with no low-pass filter) behind a fixed zoom that opens at f/2.8. In this price range, compacts normally give you the big sensor or the fast zoom. This one gives you both.

A zoom that actually covers the room. The lens runs 16-50mm equivalent for stills and 17-52mm for video, at f/2.8-4.5, roughly a 3.1x range. Sixteen millimetres is wide enough to hold the camera at arm's length and still keep your shoulders and the background in frame, the exact thing a phone gets wrong.

It records until you tell it to stop. There is a cooling fan built into the body, with Off, On and Auto settings and three fan speeds. That is the difference between a camera you can leave running and a compact that quits twenty minutes into a shoot. Video is oversampled, uncropped 4K at 30p, cropped 4K at 60p, and Canon Log 3 in 10-bit if you grade your footage.

Framing and audio you can check while you record. Three microphones with noise reduction handle voice, a clip-on windscreen is in the box, and there is a 3.5 mm microphone input plus a separate 3.5 mm headphone jack so you can actually hear what you are capturing. The 3.0-inch screen is vari-angle, it swings out to the side and rotates to face you. A built-in ND filter takes three stops off, so you can keep the aperture open in daylight.

Plug it in and it is a webcam. The USB-C port supports USB Video Class and USB Audio Class, so it shows up as a camera and a microphone at Full HD 30p on Windows and macOS with nothing to install. Dual Pixel CMOS AF II with eye detection keeps you sharp while you move around.


Sensor1.4-type CMOS, 18.4 x 12.3 mm, no low-pass filter
Effective PixelsApprox. 22.3 MP stills / approx. 18.7 MP video (approx. 23.9 MP total)
LensBuilt-in 8.2–25.6mm zoom, f/2.8–4.5 — 16-50mm equivalent (stills), 17-52mm equivalent (video), approx. 3.1x
AutofocusDual Pixel CMOS AF II with subject and eye detection
VideoOversampled uncropped 4K UHD 30p · cropped 4K UHD 60p · Full HD · Canon Log 3, 10-bit (base ISO 800)
Video Bit Rate4K approx. 60–340 Mb/s · Full HD approx. 12–180 Mb/s
StabilizationOptical IS + Movie Digital IS + Subject Tracking IS
ISO100–32000 (manual) · 100–6400 (auto)
ShutterElectronic, 1/16000 sec – 30 sec
Continuous ShootingUp to 30 fps at full resolution (electronic shutter)
ND FilterBuilt in, equivalent to 3 stops
CoolingBuilt-in fan — Off / On / Auto, three fan speeds
Display3.0-inch vari-angle touchscreen LCD, approx. 1,040,000 dots
Audio3-microphone array with noise reduction, 48 kHz / 16-bit · clip-on windscreen included
Audio Ports3.5 mm microphone input · 3.5 mm headphone output
ConnectivityUSB-C (Hi-Speed USB 2.0, UVC/UAC webcam at Full HD 30p) · Micro HDMI · Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n · Bluetooth 4.2
Accessory ShoeMulti-function shoe
StorageSingle SD / SDHC / SDXC slot (UHS-II)
BatteryCanon LP-E17 rechargeable pack, approx. 400 shots per charge, in-camera USB-C charging
DimensionsApprox. 118.3 x 68.0 x 52.5 mm (4.7 x 2.7 x 2.1 in)
WeightApprox. 426 g (15.0 oz) with battery and card — 379 g body only
In the BoxCamera, LP-E17 battery, clip-on windscreen, wrist strap, shoe cover
Model Number6390C001
Warranty1 year — Canon Canada manufacturer warranty

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Can the PowerShot V1 be used as a webcam without extra software? ›
Yes. The USB-C port supports USB Video Class and USB Audio Class, so it appears as a camera and a microphone at Full HD 30p on Windows and macOS with no driver installation.
Does it record 4K 60p? ›
Yes. Oversampled, uncropped 4K at 30p, and cropped 4K at 60p. Canon Log 3 is available in 10-bit, starting at a base speed of ISO 800.
Does it have a built-in stand? ›
No, that is the PowerShot V10, a different and cheaper camera. The V1 has a standard tripod socket on the bottom and a multi-function shoe on top for accessories.
How long can it record before it overheats? ›
The V1 has a cooling fan inside the body with Off, On and Auto modes and three fan speeds. Canon built it for extended recording rather than short clips.
Can I connect an external microphone? ›
Yes. There is a 3.5 mm microphone input and a separate 3.5 mm headphone jack for monitoring. The built-in setup is a three-microphone array with noise reduction, and a clip-on windscreen is included in the box.
How big is the sensor? ›
1.4-type CMOS, 18.4 x 12.3 mm, with no low-pass filter. That works out to about 22.3 megapixels for stills and 18.7 megapixels for video.
What lens does it have? ›
A built-in zoom, f/2.8-4.5, covering 16-50mm equivalent for stills and 17-52mm for video, roughly 3.1x. The lens is fixed; it does not accept interchangeable lenses.
Does it have a flip screen? ›
Yes. A 3.0-inch vari-angle touchscreen with approximately 1,040,000 dots. It swings out to the side and rotates to face forward.
What battery does it use and how long does it last? ›
The Canon LP-E17 pack, rated at roughly 400 stills per charge. You can charge it in the camera over USB-C.
Is there an ND filter? ›
Yes, built in, equal to three stops of exposure reduction.
What memory card does it take? ›
A single SD, SDHC or SDXC card. Use a UHS-II card for the high-bitrate 4K modes.
How heavy is it? ›
About 426 g (15.0 oz) ready to shoot. It measures 118.3 x 68.0 x 52.5 mm (4.7 x 2.7 x 2.1 in).
What is in the box? ›
The camera, an LP-E17 battery pack, a clip-on windscreen, a wrist strap and a shoe cover.
Is this the Canadian version with a Canadian warranty? ›
Yes. Clavia is an authorized Canon retailer. This unit ships with the full manufacturer warranty — one year limited — valid in Canada, not a grey-market import.
Will I be charged duties or customs fees? ›
No. We ship from Canadian warehouses, so there are no cross-border duties or customs charges on your order.
How long does shipping take? ›
We ship from four Canadian distribution centres that reach 95% of Canadian households. Orders are processed within one to two business days, and typically arrive within 2 to 5 business days. Delivery to Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut takes 5 to 10 business days.


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Fred M.

I'd been looking for a replacement for my DJI Pocket 3 for quite some time, and I think this is it! I much prefer the Powershot V1's form factor. The built-in audio is surprisingly good thanks to the included windscreen. While it's not as stable as some other cameras with image stabilization, I find the built-in stabilization modes very effective with the right technique. No need for weird protective cases. No bulky little wide-angle adapters. The 16-50mm lens is unique and very practical in the compact camera market. The lens could be faster (an aperture of f/1.8 or f/2 would have been truly exceptional), but you always have to make compromises. I end up leaving my phone aside and taking it everywhere. It's a just real fun.