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Скроменый эксперт
14.02.2013
10/10
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I recommend this product,nice presentation design and quality.The Canon PowerShot A560 7.1 MP Digital Camera with 4X Optical Zoom, arrived in good condition and in time supplier, presenting a good packaging
Скроменый эксперт
27.02.2013
4/10
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It was a inexpensive camera and you get a inexpensive product it takes pictures but nothing spectacular so buy if you want
Скроменый эксперт
03.10.2011
6/10
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I purchased this camera new back in December of 2007, and for over a year was thrilled with the quality and performance of the camera. It can take very clear, crisp, vivid photos, and the built-in features, such as fireworks mode and foliage mode, I found amazing and became my favorite. However, there is a definite drawback to having this camera for more than a year: THE CASING. The casing on this camera is pretty strong and durable, and can withstand the average "drop to the floor" without breaking, but somehow, it seems to make collecting dust a habit on the inside. Near the battery compartment, there is a gap where the door opens that leads straight to the inside of the camera. My camera has collected dust inside the screen, making viewing your photos/videos quite difficult and annoying. The worst place where dust has collected, however, is inside the lens. It has a speck of dust on the inside of the lens, and is impossible for me to remove. Our local camera shop even turned me down when I asked if they could clean it because they said it would just be too difficult. I CANNOT take any photos or videos without there being a black spot just south of the center of the picture, so my camera is pretty much useless at this point. My mom has a new Canon digital camera, too, and her camera is starting to do the same thing as mine, so I know it must be an issue with many Canon digital cameras. I have decided that when I buy a NIKON camera for my next camera, I would throw this one on the cement to see if the annoying speck of dust will break free. I mean, what do I have to lose??? Certainly not an awesome top-of-the-line digital camera.
IMAGE QUALITY: 5 Stars
VIDEO QUALITY: 3 Stars
FEATURES: 5 Stars
EASE OF USE: 5 Stars
DISPLAY QUALITY: 3 Stars
CASING: 0 Stars
IMAGE QUALITY: 5 Stars
VIDEO QUALITY: 3 Stars
FEATURES: 5 Stars
EASE OF USE: 5 Stars
DISPLAY QUALITY: 3 Stars
CASING: 0 Stars
Скроменый эксперт
21.12.2012
2/10
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This runs on double A batteries. Even with new batteries, after a couple of pictures, it stops working and I need to let it rest before using again for a couple of shots. I have a friend who has the same camera and has had the same issue.
Скроменый эксперт
21.01.2013
6/10
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Плохо
we had 1 year and had 2 replace or get a re-furbished one. great pics but not durable. liked the size.
Скроменый эксперт
28.10.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
The ad was truthful and service was beyond exceptional. Three days after ordering I had my camera and it is perfect. I own a Canon A560, I love that camera and really wanted a backup. I use it mainly for my two passions, photographing trees and my two dogs. Rather dissimilar subjects but it does great on both. I would not hesitate ordering from Pawn World in the future.
Скроменый эксперт
30.06.2012
8/10
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Хорошо
I've had this camera for at least five years now. I got a new Canon a few years ago because it eats batteries (I get about 15 pictures per battery pair) but I gave the camera to my mother and it still works fantastic and takes great photographs. I would definitely recommend this if you don't mind buying a lot of batteries or rechargeable batteries. This camera sold me on Canon.
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01.07.2010
10/10
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I purchased this camera nearly three years ago. One thing, which goes for all new cameras...it that you have to committ the time to get to know your product, how it works, settings, etc. You can't just pull it out of the box and start taking once-in-a-lifetime family vacation pics! I always take out of the box and shoot stationary/fixed objects. I will shoot my backyard shed from my kitchen door, potted flowers [red] from my front porch, the tree in the parkway, my truck in the driveway, the flag [red/white/blue]. All of these will be taken at different modes and rates of zoom. At that point I will look at on my pc screen and make adjustments to the settings etc. If a camera plain out sucks, I bring it back asap!
My first digital was a Canon A80 nearly seven years ago which has worked great. My six year old son [who I grudgingly have to say takes better pics than my wife] is using it as his first digital [he trained on disposables for about 2 yrs.]. I bought this A560 to use on job sites to take before & after construction pics etc. I wanted something good that would not cost too much since I usually keep it in my work truck. It takes AA batteries and I have only used hi-end rechargables in it which last a super long time. With a 2GB card I have it set up to take about 1200 pics, which is way more than I will ever need at one time. A large card like this is nice when you want to take video clips which this does with sound. Never had a problem, many of the things that could be improved over the years have [size/battery/processor] to keep up with the market. I know that canon has a lot of new product in their line-up and that some folks have had mixed reviews with some of their entry level models. I looked at a few in the price point I paid for this one [$100-150] and some seem "hollow" and flimsy. I am in the process of getting a new camera for my wife and I'm probably going to buy a SD1200-is, it is the least expensive ELPH with the D4 image processor [their most advanced] and at $159. And like the old A80 and A560 it is solid and feels durable.
I have looked at many, many, many... models of cameras over the years from ALL of the major makers. I like and frequent [...] for excellent reviews, I like to read other end-user reviews also. I have always choosen the Canon so far for a good balance of price/quality/performance. Everyones needs are different. And there are some Canon models I definitely would not buy. I have had/seen friends and family use Sony and Nikon models I really liked but they were the higher end [pricey] compact models.
If you can find an A560 less than $100 new or a solid refirb at a good price BUY IT. It will be a dependable workhorse. And is better than all of the sub-$100 units from any make I have seen currently.
My first digital was a Canon A80 nearly seven years ago which has worked great. My six year old son [who I grudgingly have to say takes better pics than my wife] is using it as his first digital [he trained on disposables for about 2 yrs.]. I bought this A560 to use on job sites to take before & after construction pics etc. I wanted something good that would not cost too much since I usually keep it in my work truck. It takes AA batteries and I have only used hi-end rechargables in it which last a super long time. With a 2GB card I have it set up to take about 1200 pics, which is way more than I will ever need at one time. A large card like this is nice when you want to take video clips which this does with sound. Never had a problem, many of the things that could be improved over the years have [size/battery/processor] to keep up with the market. I know that canon has a lot of new product in their line-up and that some folks have had mixed reviews with some of their entry level models. I looked at a few in the price point I paid for this one [$100-150] and some seem "hollow" and flimsy. I am in the process of getting a new camera for my wife and I'm probably going to buy a SD1200-is, it is the least expensive ELPH with the D4 image processor [their most advanced] and at $159. And like the old A80 and A560 it is solid and feels durable.
I have looked at many, many, many... models of cameras over the years from ALL of the major makers. I like and frequent [...] for excellent reviews, I like to read other end-user reviews also. I have always choosen the Canon so far for a good balance of price/quality/performance. Everyones needs are different. And there are some Canon models I definitely would not buy. I have had/seen friends and family use Sony and Nikon models I really liked but they were the higher end [pricey] compact models.
If you can find an A560 less than $100 new or a solid refirb at a good price BUY IT. It will be a dependable workhorse. And is better than all of the sub-$100 units from any make I have seen currently.
Скроменый эксперт
08.01.2012
6/10
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Плохо
I wanted a camera which was not too small and slim so that I could control it better. This is easy to hold steady and to operate. The camera uses AA batteries which I didn't realise before purchasing as my previous Canon had a large rechargable battery which lasted ages. The camera could be attached to the recharger and therefore used for downloading stuff to the PC while in effect using mains power. Even though I bought some (expensive)camera batteries they don't last long between charges. The wheel on the top which is used to select the mode (manual, auto etc) went faulty very quickly and auto cannot be selected which is a nuisance but doesn't make the camera unusable. I don't use it as much as I did my previous camera as I never seem to have any charged-up batteries to hand.
Скроменый эксперт
20.08.2011
10/10
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I have had this camera for over 5 years, and it has worked smoothly and taken great pictures the entire time. Somehow the front of the zoom lens got banged up, however that didn't stop it from working. It just occasionally gets stuck. Considering I probably dropped it, that outcome is much better than I would have expected.
The manual feature is really great if you want to play around, but the camera is also great for people that don't know that much about photography and just want a point and shoot that takes great photos. It's got some fun filtering features to make your photos have an effect without putting in very much effort.
The definition of the images is great, clarity is great, ease of use is great. All in all, a great camera if you're looking for something to last you a while and take great pictures, without costing as much as some of the higher end cameras.
The manual feature is really great if you want to play around, but the camera is also great for people that don't know that much about photography and just want a point and shoot that takes great photos. It's got some fun filtering features to make your photos have an effect without putting in very much effort.
The definition of the images is great, clarity is great, ease of use is great. All in all, a great camera if you're looking for something to last you a while and take great pictures, without costing as much as some of the higher end cameras.
Скроменый эксперт
25.02.2012
10/10
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Canon Powershot are small, compact and powerful cameras. I gave this as a gift and it is excellent. The pictures are sharp, excellent and easy to carry always. They continue to make Powershot series and keep getting better.
Скроменый эксперт
07.10.2011
6/10
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Плохо
The camera works well and takes great pictures. This is the most important aspect. It was described as being in "new" condition, very few scratches. I was disappointed in the condition. It can hardly be described as new. It has dents and scratches. The display has scratches. The most disconcerting thing is the body of the camera feels loose, like it has been dropped at some point. The bottom line is, as long as it works it is worth the price. There were other sellers with the same camera, which might have been better choices.
Скроменый эксперт
29.06.2011
4/10
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I've had this camera for four years and I dislike it very much. The picture quality is atrocious. After a while (depending on how much you use the camera), the camera breaks. The lens cover stopped opening and closing as I powered on and off the camera. Batteries for this camera are a huge expense. Regular batteries only last about 15-20 minutes (also depending on how much you use it) and even if you use lithium batteries they do not last that long. Also the interval between taking pictures is very slow. Another part to thins camera breaking is that half of the settings on mine don't work or broke. The automatic setting breaks quickly and also the camera takes terrible low light pictures, even on the night setting. If you are thinking about getting this camera, I recommend getting a different one.
Скроменый эксперт
18.07.2011
4/10
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I bought this camera as my second with a screen, my first did not last very long, it takes very good pictures (I am an amateur) for me but Oh dear the batteries only last for about 4 - 5 shots and then switches off and wont restart till new batteries are installed. When I test the batteries that I take out they are full of charge, I just wish someone could tell me what to do, I have even tried taking the batteries out between shots and reloading them for the next shot, but still the same. If I cant find an answer then I will buy another camera But DEFINITELY NOT A CANON.
Скроменый эксперт
17.11.2010
8/10
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Хорошо
If you have a Canon A560 Powershot camera or later model, A570 etc, after a while, you may get erroneous low battery warnings.
This is because as the battery contact springs get older, they lose their strength.
To solve this problem, AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Get a small slotted screwdriver or flat pointed object.
Open the battery door and remove the batteries.
Looking down the empty battery tubes you will see the two bottom contacts.
GENTLY bend them upwards.
The contacts on the battery door are trickier as there is a bend at the end that retains them.
They can still be GENTLY bent, but try doing just the bottom contacts first.
Scraping the battery door contacts GENTLY with a fine Emery board MAY also help.
I wish I could put this advice on some overall help website, as both my sister, my friend and I have all had the same problem on three different Powershot Camera models, it is a design fault that Canon have recognised, but for which, they will not do a recall.
Apart from that, the camera is very good and has very little shutter lag.
This is because as the battery contact springs get older, they lose their strength.
To solve this problem, AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Get a small slotted screwdriver or flat pointed object.
Open the battery door and remove the batteries.
Looking down the empty battery tubes you will see the two bottom contacts.
GENTLY bend them upwards.
The contacts on the battery door are trickier as there is a bend at the end that retains them.
They can still be GENTLY bent, but try doing just the bottom contacts first.
Scraping the battery door contacts GENTLY with a fine Emery board MAY also help.
I wish I could put this advice on some overall help website, as both my sister, my friend and I have all had the same problem on three different Powershot Camera models, it is a design fault that Canon have recognised, but for which, they will not do a recall.
Apart from that, the camera is very good and has very little shutter lag.
Скроменый эксперт
07.09.2009
4/10
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I enjoy taking digital photos of people and places, and thought I was moving up to the next level when I bought this camera, but it has been a disappointment in so many ways.
I "upgraded" to this Canon from an older Canon 3MP point-and-shoot, which was (and remains) the best camera I ever owned. I took the A560 with me on its "maiden voyage" to NYC and snapped hundreds of photos in very different lighting conditions (in daylight, in shadows and at dusk, and at night). The pictures were bright and colorful on the viewfinder, but when I got home I discovered two things. One, all of the pictures had VERY poor contrast, on screen and when printed. Two, the image sensor had bad pixels right in the middle of the sensor! I should have sent the camera back, but I put my camera away after the trip and forgot about it for a couple months.
The next time I needed to take pictures I got out my A560 and discovered the batteries were dead. No problem, I put in another set of batteries and took pictures of some things I wanted to sell. I put the camera away, with brand new Duracell batteries in tow, and let it set for another couple months. Next time I needed to take pictures I found the batteries were dead again. The camera was sitting in a drawer in my desk at home, at room temperature, the whole time, so why on earth did the camera run them out? I have since proven beyond any shadow of a doubt that this is a problem with this camera, after wasting a dozen or so pairs of perfectly good batteries.
The last straw for me was when the camera stopped recognizing fully charged rechargeable batteries as charged. I stopped putting regular batteries in this camera because I knew it would waste them, and this morning I put in a set of NiMH AA's right out of my charger, only to find the Canon thought they were "dead". I grabbed another pair, straight from the charger. Dead. I got out my voltmeter and measured the batteries. 1.3V right on the money. I took the batteries and the memory card out of the camera and threw the thing in the trash. That's it for me!
In summary, this camera takes bland photos and wastes batteries. The bad pixels, poor image contrast and constant problems with the batteries make it more trouble than it's worth. Wish I had posted this review a year or two ago, so that I could have spared others from making the same bad decision I made.
I "upgraded" to this Canon from an older Canon 3MP point-and-shoot, which was (and remains) the best camera I ever owned. I took the A560 with me on its "maiden voyage" to NYC and snapped hundreds of photos in very different lighting conditions (in daylight, in shadows and at dusk, and at night). The pictures were bright and colorful on the viewfinder, but when I got home I discovered two things. One, all of the pictures had VERY poor contrast, on screen and when printed. Two, the image sensor had bad pixels right in the middle of the sensor! I should have sent the camera back, but I put my camera away after the trip and forgot about it for a couple months.
The next time I needed to take pictures I got out my A560 and discovered the batteries were dead. No problem, I put in another set of batteries and took pictures of some things I wanted to sell. I put the camera away, with brand new Duracell batteries in tow, and let it set for another couple months. Next time I needed to take pictures I found the batteries were dead again. The camera was sitting in a drawer in my desk at home, at room temperature, the whole time, so why on earth did the camera run them out? I have since proven beyond any shadow of a doubt that this is a problem with this camera, after wasting a dozen or so pairs of perfectly good batteries.
The last straw for me was when the camera stopped recognizing fully charged rechargeable batteries as charged. I stopped putting regular batteries in this camera because I knew it would waste them, and this morning I put in a set of NiMH AA's right out of my charger, only to find the Canon thought they were "dead". I grabbed another pair, straight from the charger. Dead. I got out my voltmeter and measured the batteries. 1.3V right on the money. I took the batteries and the memory card out of the camera and threw the thing in the trash. That's it for me!
In summary, this camera takes bland photos and wastes batteries. The bad pixels, poor image contrast and constant problems with the batteries make it more trouble than it's worth. Wish I had posted this review a year or two ago, so that I could have spared others from making the same bad decision I made.
Скроменый эксперт
18.06.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
Great for professionals and even better for my dad who hoards his pictures on his camera. Holds a ton of pictures! Easy to use.
Скроменый эксперт
09.08.2010
6/10
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Плохо
I bought this in 2008 and at the time it was an awesome camera specially for the price. The quality of the pictures is really great, and I love that it has a lot of different features like recording and indoor and outdoor options. I guess my biggest complain is the battery life which SUCKS! Now it is to the point where I can put in brand new batteries in it and it will start flashing and beeping the red low battery warning within 10 minutes. I have no idea what to do about it since I bought it so long ago, and I can't even remember if I had a warranty on it or not. If you want something cheap that will get you through a year or two then buy it, but if you want it to last you longer then think of getting the upgrade or something totally different. If it were not for this battery issue the camera would get a 5 star though, hopefully Cannon has fixed it in its newer models.
If anyone has any suggestions as to why this battery problem might be happening I would appreciate the feedback, and if it is something I can fix then please let me know. I no longer have the manual because I have moved 3 times since i bought it and have lost it so please be detailed in your advice.
If anyone has any suggestions as to why this battery problem might be happening I would appreciate the feedback, and if it is something I can fix then please let me know. I no longer have the manual because I have moved 3 times since i bought it and have lost it so please be detailed in your advice.
Скроменый эксперт
27.04.2011
2/10
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My first digital camera, takes ok pictures, but needs new batteries every 15 pictures or so!!! I have tried every kind of AA battery and they all give out. I am going to buy another camera, its crazy to keep wasting batteries like this.
Скроменый эксперт
18.05.2011
2/10
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WHEN I BOUGHT IT I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE USEFUL AND IT TURNS OUT THE PICTURE QUALITY IS DISGUISTING RIP OFF!
Скроменый эксперт
11.08.2010
4/10
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I was so excited to get my first-ever digital camera, and I did my research to get this one. First digital camera, I was enamored with the macro and zoom and detail. As more cameras have come out, I'm missing certain features (not the point of this review).
One year later, this camera is broken. I've never mishandled or misused it. One day, I pulled it out of the cupboard, put fresh batteries in, and the lcd screen on the back didn't work. And hasn't since. No rhyme or reason. I'm not rich, so I can't buy another camera, so I just settled for the optical viewfinder. That's fine, except that it doesn't line up the pictures correctly. If I aim at a tree for the center of the pic, the tree is almost out of the recorded picture. Of course, this messes up the auto focus as well... it doesn't know I'm shooting a picture of a tree, it thinks I'm aiming at the grass behind the tree...
Frustrating!
One year later, this camera is broken. I've never mishandled or misused it. One day, I pulled it out of the cupboard, put fresh batteries in, and the lcd screen on the back didn't work. And hasn't since. No rhyme or reason. I'm not rich, so I can't buy another camera, so I just settled for the optical viewfinder. That's fine, except that it doesn't line up the pictures correctly. If I aim at a tree for the center of the pic, the tree is almost out of the recorded picture. Of course, this messes up the auto focus as well... it doesn't know I'm shooting a picture of a tree, it thinks I'm aiming at the grass behind the tree...
Frustrating!
Скроменый эксперт
13.01.2011
10/10
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Excellent image quality. I upgraded it after 3 years but wish I should have kept it. The photos beat my $400 camera that I recently purchased. Low light and night time photography is great too. However, if you want to take photos against the sunlight, they come somewhat dark. Either way, this was a easy to use and great camera for anybody looking for a point and shoot.
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10.07.2008
10/10
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This is a fantastic camera. After a bad experience with an HP camera, I decided to go for a much nicer camera with the A560. I was certainly rewarded. The A560 is a very reasonably priced camera that takes stunning pictures. Rather than write an overall view, I have decided to break down the different settings (all 10 of them).
1) Manual Mode -- This setting doesn't do a ton, as the Canon still uses its autofocus, so you can play with the exposure, colors, and a few filters, but that's pretty much it. For a high quality manual focus camera, be prepared to spend something in the $300 and up range.
2) Auto Mode -- This is what I always used. Being a photographer who likes getting quick shots, I didn't switch settings unless I knew the specifics of what I was photographing. Auto mode proved to be very quick in getting shots as there was very little time lag. The fact that this Camera is a Powershot means you never get a bad shot.
3) Macro Mode -- This proved to be the most difficult setting, but in the end it always proved worth it. As the only setting which allows a little control over focus (lightly touch the shutter button to focus), this always took a little while to get a good shot as the auto focus would often kick in. Still, the end effect was that this tiny camera produced stunning shots of everything from nature to exotic cars.
4) Portrait Mode -- I never really found this setting too important. I always thought that the Auto setting took perfectly fine facial pictures. Still, always nice to know this setting was here.
5) Landscape Mode -- Again, I never really felt a need for this setting, but it's still a very nice feature.
6) Night Snapshot Mode -- This is great for quick shots, and the lighting is often much better when using this. Be careful not to shake the camera though, as this can be easily blurred.
7) Kids and Pets Mode -- Designed for shots of quickly moving people, animals, and everything else, I didn't use this much. Like I said before, the shots seem great even without it.
8) Indoor Mode -- Helpful setting for getting nice shots in preferably well lit rooms.
9) Night Scene Mode -- Fantastic for getting exquisite night shots, generally best when used to shoot a large amount of space. If you move the camera mid shot you get a stunning and very professional looking blur effect, great for vacation pictures, etc.
10) Video Mode -- Last but not least is video mode, one of my favorite features of the camera. This small camera produces decent videos (640x480), a helpful asset to have. For higher quality videos opt for the pricier A570. Still, I thought this setting was very reasonable.
That's pretty much everything. The no flash setting is a challenge (you need really steady hands) so let the camera decide about flash for you. The self timer is great and takes just as nice shots as when you're holding it. This is just a very good camera, that's it. One tip though, opt for pricey lithium batteries for this camera. On normal batteries this camera takes few shots. On lithium batteries you can use the same two for months. Those batteries will not only mean less "why won't it take the picture?" frustration, but also a happier wallet in the long run. For anybody who wants high quality shots on a hugh quality camera, here it is.
1) Manual Mode -- This setting doesn't do a ton, as the Canon still uses its autofocus, so you can play with the exposure, colors, and a few filters, but that's pretty much it. For a high quality manual focus camera, be prepared to spend something in the $300 and up range.
2) Auto Mode -- This is what I always used. Being a photographer who likes getting quick shots, I didn't switch settings unless I knew the specifics of what I was photographing. Auto mode proved to be very quick in getting shots as there was very little time lag. The fact that this Camera is a Powershot means you never get a bad shot.
3) Macro Mode -- This proved to be the most difficult setting, but in the end it always proved worth it. As the only setting which allows a little control over focus (lightly touch the shutter button to focus), this always took a little while to get a good shot as the auto focus would often kick in. Still, the end effect was that this tiny camera produced stunning shots of everything from nature to exotic cars.
4) Portrait Mode -- I never really found this setting too important. I always thought that the Auto setting took perfectly fine facial pictures. Still, always nice to know this setting was here.
5) Landscape Mode -- Again, I never really felt a need for this setting, but it's still a very nice feature.
6) Night Snapshot Mode -- This is great for quick shots, and the lighting is often much better when using this. Be careful not to shake the camera though, as this can be easily blurred.
7) Kids and Pets Mode -- Designed for shots of quickly moving people, animals, and everything else, I didn't use this much. Like I said before, the shots seem great even without it.
8) Indoor Mode -- Helpful setting for getting nice shots in preferably well lit rooms.
9) Night Scene Mode -- Fantastic for getting exquisite night shots, generally best when used to shoot a large amount of space. If you move the camera mid shot you get a stunning and very professional looking blur effect, great for vacation pictures, etc.
10) Video Mode -- Last but not least is video mode, one of my favorite features of the camera. This small camera produces decent videos (640x480), a helpful asset to have. For higher quality videos opt for the pricier A570. Still, I thought this setting was very reasonable.
That's pretty much everything. The no flash setting is a challenge (you need really steady hands) so let the camera decide about flash for you. The self timer is great and takes just as nice shots as when you're holding it. This is just a very good camera, that's it. One tip though, opt for pricey lithium batteries for this camera. On normal batteries this camera takes few shots. On lithium batteries you can use the same two for months. Those batteries will not only mean less "why won't it take the picture?" frustration, but also a happier wallet in the long run. For anybody who wants high quality shots on a hugh quality camera, here it is.
Скроменый эксперт
02.12.2010
6/10
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Плохо
I owned this product for 3 years.
Pros:
-Affordable
-Uses AA batteries (very convenient)
-Big display screen
-Good flash
-Good zoom
Cons:
-Drains batteries quickly
-Quality of pictures not that sharp for the average joe or experienced photographer
-Too bulky for pockets
Pros:
-Affordable
-Uses AA batteries (very convenient)
-Big display screen
-Good flash
-Good zoom
Cons:
-Drains batteries quickly
-Quality of pictures not that sharp for the average joe or experienced photographer
-Too bulky for pockets
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