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- It takes AA batteries so if you run out of juice, all you have to do is stop at your local grocery store.
- It's large enough to hold for those prone to dropping things, like myself.
- The settings are easy to learn and numerous - There's so many options. Also, the computer program the camera comes with helps to fix up the colors and brightness quite nicely.
- The screen flips out so that you can use it in different ways. My favorite way to use it is to take head shots of myself with friends - you can turn the screen so it faces forward and get a good shot everytime!
Things I don't like:
- As much as I like the size, it can be bulky for those looking for a slim pocket model. I had to buy a case (Lowepro D-Res 10AW works perfectly!) so it's a little bulky at times.
- I've had trouble with steadying the picture when it zooms, but I think that's a universal problem.
All around, an excellent camera.
5 months after I bought it, I used it on my vacation. The shutter mechanism started occasionally malfunction and pictures taken at those moments had only narrow diagonal strip with image. Returning from vacation, I sent the camera for warranty repair. It was repaired quickly, but after one day of the camera use, the shutter mechanism malfunctions again and, this time, not occasionally, but consistently.
I am sending the camera back for warranty repair. Perhaps, it is a lemon, but might be not. I would hesitate to buy another Cannon digital camera.
This camera also allows you to capture video with sound. 4x Optical Zoom means you can snap pictures from a distance and not worry about "blurry" images. You can also use the 4x Optical Zoom when capturing video. You can personalize this camera by uploading a start-up image that you will see each time you power on the camera.
Another benefit of this particular camera is that there is an optional underwater housing available (sold separately) that will allow you to snap pictures underwater, as well as protect the camera from rain, water splashes, etc.
If you are taking this camera on trips / vacations, you will want to have at least a 1GB memory card to ensure you have enough room for all your pictures and videos.
The close-up mode is a very good feature, too.
Picture is so blur and always a rose color background.As per my understanding each canon camera has different lense makers . I dont recommend this model to any one
I would have been glad if i made a close look at the LCD.I would have liked an LCD that can turn around and is not fixed since i like taking pictures of myself.which would have helped me to see myself before i take the picture.But otherwise this is not a big deal, once i got used to it, am taking nice pictures of myself, without trouble.
The only thing I would like to see on this camera that it doesn't have, and the one thing that makes my rating a four instead of five, is an anti-blur feature. Other than that I am very pleased.
When time came to buy a new camera, I was at first wary of buying Canon again, but ended up taking the plunge with this A630 before taking a trip to Chile. After all, Sony had said that they had already identified and corrected their mistake.
FALSE. Last summer, all of a sudden I noticed that a few pictures revealed a very subtle purple banding on one of the corners. It's been a year since then, and the problem seems to have gone. I really hope Sony kill the sensor problem once and for all, and I look forward to using my A630 for a few more years.
By the way, when my A75 died, Canon's representative in Quito, Ecuador did not honor the "free repair" Canon had offered for buyers affected by the sensor problem. They just kept giving me excuse after excuse. So I took it with me to Canon's repair center in Chile, where it got repaired, no questions asked.
Outdoors, it's a great camera -- great zoom for a compact, good viewfinder for when the sun washes out the display, and continuous shoot mode gives well over 2 shots per second (with a 150X SD card anyhow -- I found my old 40X SD card bogged the camera down in continuous shoot mode). Resolution and color are quite good.
Indoors is a different story, 'tho -- the flash maxes out about around 10ft, so shots of most indoor sports are either dark, grainy, or blurry, depending on your settings. Even worse, the flash takes nearly 10 seconds to recharge, even with freshly charged NiMH batteries. This is an eternity when you're trying to do any sort of indoor photography.
Unless you're planning to do all of your shooting outdoors, I'd stay away from the A530 (and the A540, which has the same issues indoors). If you want small, take a look at the Canon Elph series -- spendy, proprietary batteries, and fragile screens, but the flash recharge time is roughly half that of the A530/A540. The Canon A6xx series (which use 4 AA batteries instead of 2) are quite a bit bulkier than the A530/A540, but they also have good flash recharge times.
Those images that you take when standing still and not walking.. its' quality came out great. Good pixel quality.
I didn't like the silver skin on the camera so much. I am a big fan of the color black.. And now that canon came out with powershot a640 (in black).. [...]
I just became a Grandmother and wanted a camera that also takes good video. So I ordered the A630 and I am very disappointed with the quality of the indoor pictures. It takes a fantastic video at the high setting and takes great outdoor pictures. But is poor with indoor pics, very grainy. I tried all different settings to try and see what I am doing wrong, does not matter the indoor pics just stink.
I am returning the camera and looking for a better indoor picture quality with the 640 video settings.
The night mode feature with this cam is excellent - I've seen friends of mine struggling with their sonys to capture a decent unblurred image at night , with no luck ---- while i just clicked away with the A620...
the rotatory display feature is most convenient to use especially when ur travelling alone.
Also with the lil accessories that come along with it - especially the mini tripod stand , u can set the timer and click away , without having to beg others to take a pic.
Resoution is fantastic - even when u watch it on full screen TV/comp.
At max resolution u will get about 12 pics with a 32 MB card - but of course u can adjust the resolution.
Batteries that come along are amazing and u could take a whole day's (50 pics with flash )pics without having to worry about the battery running out.
did i mention - fantastic shutter speed - the person in front of the lens doesnt have to continue to pose a few seconds after the click as with other digi cams.
The negative:
->a bit bulky - as in can't fit into ur trouser pocket.
I just had a fall on the street, with the camera in my hand, so it basically absorbed much of my kinetic energy.
As consequence, the camera looks horrible. The surface on one side around the lens got completely rasped away, with the deepest scratches around one third of a millimeter.
But... it's completely functional!
So, five thumbs up!
Plus with still pics there are lots of easy features to choose from so you can quickly set up for any kind of shooting sinario.
April 2007 Addendum: -- After winning virtually every award there was to win last year, Canon discontinued this camera within only a few months of its release -- they have gone to a top-of-the-line compact G7 model and otherwise are encouraging dSLR purchase. Not sure if a S90 will ever be released, as much as people wish for one. My only recommendation at this point is the Canon G7 if you want one of the best image quality point and shoots available. If you come across a stray S80 at a mom-and-pop shop in the US, or a reasonably priced one on eBay, my all means get it...just note that the very few unopened package s80's are currently selling on eBay for about 800.00
1. It is kind of big compared to other cameras which have more features and at the same price range.
2. The picture quality was not good at all. I had a nikon L10 and when I compared it to the pictures from this camera the pictures from my nikon was far better.
I regret buying this camera.
Plus I wasn't too worried because Consumer Reports and the reviews here rate it so highly and accurately. I just took it out of the box and used it. Liked what I saw, took the chip out, ran down to my local Walmart and printed the photos I wanted. While I was waiting, I picked up a $15.00 SD memory chip that allows 80 pic storage. Sweet!
But the best part? I saved so much money here at Amazon, I was able to buy a battery charger with 4 nicad batteries too and still paid less than what my local Walmart wanted for just the camera.
I can't wait to use it more!
I have to admit I am not the biggest fan of Canon. I received a Canon Powershot S20 for a gift and bad is an understatement.
So I was reluctant to try the Canon Powershot S80. It has a hefty price tag of $500-600. So it needs to provide some bang for its buck.
Superficial Inspection __ Jameson Thottam __
At first glance the Canon S80 is bulky and heftier than most point and shot cameras. You will not be sliding this camera discretely into a shirt pocket. It is definitely needs a camera bag, or a purse to carry this.
The camera is a little slow. Meaning if you are trying to take a picture of your 3 year old, you will probably miss the shot or get them turning away. Even though it has different shutter speeds you tend to miss most of those perfect moments.
Still the same old problems __ Jameson Thottam __
Also I have yet to test a camera with excellent red eye. This camera is no exception. In order to avoid red eye, Canon recommends having your subjects look straight into the flash. That is all good, but when I am trying to take a picture of my 3-year-old twins, looking into the flash is not an option. So most of my pictures appear to have those devil eyes.
Enough said__ Jameson Thottam __
With all that said, when you do get the shot the picture quality is fabulous. True colors bright and bold. (Something Canon has seriously improved on since the S20.) I cannot express enough how great the pictures look.
For a point and shoot camera it is fairly easy to operate as well. Once you get the battery charged you are good to go for quite awhile.
Battery life __ Jameson Thottam __
Which brings me to another plus, the camera had a fabulous battery life. I was able to use this camera for several days, medium to heavy use, without recharging the battery.
Summation__ Jameson Thottam __
If you have the money to spend on a point and shoot then this is the camera for you. You cannot beat the picture quality. If you are looking for a cheaper camera with a decent picture you will probably want the Canon SD450.
Jameson Thottam
I dropped mine on the floor of Macy's in New York during the Xmas holyday, cracking the case open and loosing the shutter button. After contemplating buying a new camera, I was able to regain use of the camera using a hair pin as shutter button. Took almost 200 pictures like this. I Will write to Cannon and see if I can get a new button.
I heard some comments about the e18 error. Well, I don't know about the other models, but this one is pretty sturdy and has taken some abuse with me, and still works just fine (even with a hair pin as shutter button).
If I had to purchase another camera for some reason, it would be another a540.
Better:
* higer resolution
* larger screen makes menus easier to navigate
* key controls farther on the right... easier to use
* camera auto-rotates pictures on the review screen (even as you rotate the camera)
The only negative, shared with the A520 is that the wrist strap does not have a cincher... so the camera can slip out of your hand... past the wrist and to the floor (guess how the 520 died...). i will be adding a fastener to this one.
Card note: with larger file sizes (due to higher resolution), i recommend using a high speed card in the camera (needless to say, the 16MB card Canon includes is beyond patheticly insufficient). Based on my last vacation (and if you take any videos at all), a 2GB card is not overkill for a 10+day vacation.
I am just a little disappointed in ths storage speed but I can live with it.
The camera arrived before the promised data.
thanx
mike
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