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My only complaint is that there should be some type of Sport mode, because there were some very blurry shots. I took almost all of my pictures on a moving band bus, it takes awhile to find the right mode to use... but I had a lot of memories and if I had my previous camera the pictures would have been very bad and almost every picture I have taken with this camera has been in high quality.
I love the fact that you can move the LCD screen around, all of my friends were amazed with it, and when you are in review you can rotate the picture. I thought it is cool that you can buy an underwater case with it too.
Also, I highly recommend buying a 2GB+ memory card so you don't have to constantly change the memory card. And rechargeable batteries, it takes 4AAs and over time you will probably pay more for batteries than the camera itself. The Canon recharageables (not sure what they are called) lasted me an 8-hour bus ride from Virginia to New Jersey there and back, trust me, they are worth the money.
I love photography and anyone looking for an almost professional camera at a fair price should look into buying this camera.



very clear pix. My only complaint is not specific to this model, but I really do not like cameras without viewfinders cause they are difficult to hold still. Putting a camera to your face is very stabilizing. Holding it out to see the LCD is very unsteady, no wonder they all need stabilization.
This camera does as good a job as any for its purpose, top end point and shoot for movies as well as stills, and including high def,well 720 hi def. note I believe it works out to 15 min per gig of HD?
good batt life, lots and lots of features, if ur flying to australia u might just finish the manual!

It isn't loaded with options and there are certainly better cameras out there. For the price though, this is a great unit so far.



Seriously great camera and easy to use. It's probably more camera than a beginner would want (or someone completely not interested in photography), but if you're looking for a really nice camera and don't have the money for a DSLR this is a GREAT camera for you.



It burns through batteries at a phenomenal rate however and I will be buying the rechargable batteries that are available for the camera.





Canon no longer makes a compact "PowerShot" camera with CF Memory cards - and since I have a large investment in AA rechargables - I opted for this model over Canon models with a more compact lithium battery power source.
Following the theme of the Powershot A70 - A95 - the camera is somewhat compact - except for the battery compartment holding 4 AA batteries. IT comes with 4 Alkalines - but you can go thru those in no time. Get yourself a set of rechargable 2300-2500 Amph/hr and be done with it. Additional thickness is added to the case to accommodate the swivel LCD viewer.
Memory is located in with the battery compartment - the tiny SD card is spring loaded in a slot. I chose a standard speed 1 gig card - and shoot max resolution every time. I dislike mixing batteries and memory access on the same latch - having visions of AA batteries rolling loose everywhere ... lol... The camera has a need for greater power than ever - larger LCD viewer, more powerful flash and better, faster computer...
The large LCD viewfinder is twist/movable in many directions. It is bright but strong sun will wash it out. The optical viewfinder is a good backup for strong sun situations.
The built in speedlight/flash on the A630 continues Cannon's tradition of redeye - even with redeye setting utilized. The flash is more powerful than ever - as is the computer in auto setting - fastest setting yet - with fewer 'hunting' delays in low light situations.
Picture quality is simply outstanding - vibrant oversaturation of colors - zoom lens adequate out to 4X - continue to stay away from that digital zoom past 4X...
Overall - the A630 is a grown-up version of my A85. I like the swivel LCD viewer, faster computer, and familiar controls. It enables me to utilize my investment in rechargable AA batteries - and the whopping 8MP of picture quality gives me pause to take my 'digital Rebel' dSLR on vacation.
Disappointed I am with the SD card in the battery compartment and the discontinuance of CF memory in the PowerShot line. On the positive side - I find no need to purchase the 10 MP model - the 8 MP of the A630 showing virtually no difference in picture quality in my camera use.

