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So I researched a small portable digital camera that I could take with me. I was tossing between this A620 and the SD500 Elph.
I chose the A620 based on features and the rave review that an online camera review did (dpreview dot com).
I ordered it online and once I received it, I was surprised at its size (it would certainly help to see it in physical stores!) and it was not a shirt pocket camera that I was picturing. It could fit in my jacket pockets but I think it will rip my shirt pocket trying to stuff that thing in.
I decided to keep it because it did take great pictures. That is the main function of a camera, right? Take good pictures!!!
After getting a small camera case, the portability was not too bad after all. It is definitely much lighter than the Canon EOS 20D (and thousand dollar less to boot).
But there is no question that I had been spoiled by Canon EOS 20D. The focusing was slower, and it took me longer to take shots. But definitely much faster than my Minolta Dimage 7 (5 megapixel) that I paid one thousand dollars at the local Sam's Club several years back.
I found that the positive for this camera is that it takes great pictures with AUTO.
I found that when I used the zoom lens inside a building with medium light, I did get some blurry shots but the Camera warned with the shake symbol. It is nice that the camera warns you. That tells me that instead of zoom, I should physcally come closer to the subject and then take pictures.
I found that it is possible to turn off the flash (by changing the setting from AUTO to something else like LANDSCAPE). But invariably you will get blurry pictures in a medium light enviroment unless you take it with a tripod.
The other thing that attracted me to this camera vs the other ones was that it used AA batteries. I mean, you can get AA batteries anywhere in the world! And with the ubiquitous rechargeable batteries, you are set! I have noticed that with my 2500 mAh rechargeable batteries I was able to take quite a few pictures, show off the results to folks on the flippable LCD screen and it was couple months before the battery was totally out. Which was NOT BAD at all!
The fact that this camera uses SD chip is also a great feature. SD chip has come down in price trememdously in the past few days. I just got a 4 gig SD chip with 150 X speed for less than one hundred bucks with shipping and tax!!! One could get about 1000 pictures at the highest resolution!!! Ironically, SD chips are now cheaper than Compact Flash for slightly faster speed. I don't know how can they fit 4 gig in that small space...
The video option is a Bonus extra for me and I thought it took surprisingly good video considering the size and the lens of the camera. In a dark room, it does not come out well. It needs bright light enviroment. So for a small camera that you can take videos...that is not too bad. Of course it will not be professional looking and all that...for that I have the Canon XL1S. But for special candid moments or unexpected situations, it is great to be able to get a video of something that is viewable on computer or TV.
I do like this camera!
Very happy with my purchase
Good photos and its easy to operate. I highly recommend it.
This camera is simply a great amatuer camera that anyone can readily use.
visual viewfinder. Especially in the sun.
It is the best digital camera that I have ever used. The face detection is amazing! I recommend it for everyone.
Knowing the quality of Canon, I was expecting good quality photos for a point-and-shoot camera. I wasn't expecting it to take photos that have matched, in quality, to much more expensive digital SLR's. The optical quality of the A590IS is as clean and sharp as anything on the market. It is very friendly and easy to use ( something I don't think most camera's are ).
Canon has blown me away and made me a believer in their cameras. This camera has left me with nothing to say, but WOW! If you are looking to purchase an inexpensive point-and-shoot camera, this is the one.
I highly recommend this camera for it's consistency in taking high-quality photos and it's low price.
PROS:
-Inexpensive
-Easy to navigate
-LCD screen is clear, crisp, and bright
-Takes great photos
-Powerful zoom that works very well
CONS:
-No view finder
-Battery life isn't great
I researched a lot of cameras before buying this model. I've owned a variety of digital cameras from various manufacturers, and I have to say that Canon really knows their stuff when it comes to these smaller point and shoot cameras.
I also like its solid feel and semipro look. Everyone who has seen it wants to get one.The pictures are sharp and colors are balanced and natural.This camera is simply unbeatable for the price.I'm a happy man.
LM, Ohio
She lost her 1st one and she received another one for x-mas.Thanks,
Infolight.
Having already a Canon 20D, I bought this camera for two specific reasons:
1) Underwater Photography
2) City & familie pictures (the 20D is just too large to take inconspicious with you).
First off, the pictures taken with the 20D are better then the S80 but not by much in bright light. Part of the reason could be that we just were more used to the 20D, tried mostly the auto mode with the S80 and the build in flash is just not powerfull enough.
Before buying this camera I complained to Canon thet they switched to SD type memory for this camera, but during my trip my dedicated CF reader broke because one of the pins bend. Hense, I wish now that Canon would move everything over to SD flash cards.
One of the fun features of the S80 is the different modes and Video you can shoot with it. The different modes like beach, night etc are a bit troublesome since the S80 has similar features as the 20D so it can change the shutter speed to less then 1/60 and it does not let the user know (as far as I can tell that is what is happening). This gave me some major shake (blurry pictures) when shooting in dark complex settings like a forest or at night, but then what do you expect with automatic mode.
Using the TV/AC/M/P mode prevent this shake since you are more in control of shutter speed.
The manual settings on the S80 are extremely good, it is litterly an SLR in a very small body. You can change almost every aspect of taking pictures.
The video mode surprised me in a positive way. It is VERY clear and sometimes the S80 takes better video then our dedicated Digitial Sony Camcorder. There is some noise when it is quiet around you from the camera, but then I overlay my sound most of the time anyway so this is not an issue. In 640x480 mode the camera can take around 7 minutes non stop which is often more then enough for insidental video moments.
One of the greatest features for all people interested in underwater photography is the underwater mode. The S80 compensates very well for the reduction in red light.
We took 100s of pictures and they are comparable to those made by professionals as long as the pictures are taken above ~10m (30 feet) in good light conditions. Below that point the build in flash just does not perform well enough and everything turns a bit more gray. A dedicated strobe light would take care of that problem.
One feature I just loved underwater is that this camera can also take video in underwater mode with sound. It sounds a bit like Darth Vader breathing from your second stage, but the video is very crisp and allows you to bring back one of the greatest souveneirs possible. How often can you actually show people how it feels to Scuba dive, show coral waving in the current and see a turtle swimming up for air?
I compared the pictures and video against those made by a Sony and Olympus compact camera and there is no comparison. The S80 outperforms these head over heel.
Overall, the S80 is one of the best compact cameras you can buy on the market at this time. The pictures are great, the flexibility because of the manual mode settings is increadable and you get a full video/picture system to dive with up to 130 feet for less then $1000 (camera, 2x1GB SD cards, underwater case, underwater weights, 2 year extra warranty).
Four changes I would recomend:
1) Dedicated battery power indicator, now it is hard to figure this out
2) Display the shutter speed for ALL modes so shake can be prevented.
3) Underwater case should have a means to rotate the dial (not possible with current case restricting manual mode underwater, but you can pre-program the camera)
4) When changing the flash or Macro setting in the SCN mode, the user needs to reset them each time the camera is turned on.
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