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.