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it can handle a good amount of abuse - i spilled an entire cup of beer on it and for awhile the LCD screen was black but i could use the viewfinder and take pictures fine. imagine my excitement when a few weeks later, the LCD started working again! it was almost as good as new. a friend of mine also dropped it into a cup of wine and that kind of did it in...it still works but has a few issues, which can be expected. anyway, after many drops and spills, it is still functioning so it is very durable. i'm assuming that others probably won't put it through the same ringer that i've put it through but it's good to know.
good value for the price...however, you may as well just spend the extra money (if it even costs more) to buy the powershot a560 -- i've heard it's better, and the LCD is bigger too.
Also, the canon software will not upload to a network drive (like my NAS so I have to manually transfer them after it uploads to the local disk).
Other than those 2 easy but critical features, it's a good camera. Well built. I bought a nikon 8M and it was flimsy (but it did the above 2 features fine). The nikon broke in 6 months so I bought this canon on it's good reviews. So much for reviews.
This camera produces nothing but great photos, is very easy to use and definitely is one of the best purchases I've made in years.
I'm far from being an electronics wizard, but learning how to use this sweet camera and all of its functions was easy for me.
If you're contemplating buying a digital camera, I definitely recommend considering this fine Canon product. Believe me, you won't regret it once you start taking photos.
The price was right. The size of the screen is a bit small but the images are clear. Access to the features is organized logically. This is the 1st digital camera that I have owned and I didn't need to read the manual. That said...I'm sure this camera has lots of features I have not even used! I travelled for three weeks in October and the Cannon performed well in all settings interior, exterior, varying light conditions, scenery, people............
I specifically wanted a camera with AA batteries. My friends tried to disuade me - they were sure I'd be replacing the batteries constantly. I put AA Lithium batteries in the Cannon in Sep 07 and have not replaced them despite lots of use
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The downside of this camera is a lack of inputs: no IR control, and no audio input. I live with the lack of IR control by strapping the shutter control down and using a big SD chip. The TX1's microphone is so good at picking up voice that I haven't really missed the mic input.
I trusted in the confidentiality with my credit card also.
I'd be so happy of buy some others articles via Amazon.com
All in all a great camera that will fit in your pocket.
Im shopping for another camera and it won't be a Canon Powershot...
If you're not going to film the next block buster hit or shoot the cover of Sports illustrated, you'll be MORE than happy with this.
Weaknesses: Not the smallest; Does not have rechargable batteries; Too many lights flash before the actual pic is taken; Tiny viewfinder
Summary: (Edited June 08th by babsbini) This is one of the best cameras for beginners in the lower price range. The pic quality is great, and the big LCD screen is bright and well-lit.
In spite of the varied features that it has, its easy to use. The handbook is also simple and easy to browse through.
The camera provides almost a macro mode where it can focus as low as 2 inches.
The 1/2000s shutter speed also means that you can take pics of a fast moving subject.
It uses the cheaper AA batteries (rather than the costlier AAA) which are also available everywhere. But it does eat a lot of power if the LCD is used regularly, and if the camera is used in the movie mode for too long. A better option would have been to provide a rechargable battery.
Once the user clicks, there seem to be too many flashes before the actual picture is taken. I have often had an experience when the subject thinks the photo is taken and they are ready to move after the first flash.
I wont say its bulky, but its certainly not the smallest, and does not fit easily in your pocket. I have seen smaller ones with equally powerful zooms and equally good pics if not better.
The viewfinder, although well placed, is too tiny and it takes a bit of getting used to peer through it.
When comparing consider the Nikon Coolpix 5600 and above and Panasonic Lumex series. Some Fuji FinePix cameras also seem to give a good bang for the buck.
We did a lot of comparison shopping, and just couldn't get over how perfect this camera was to our needs. I highly recommend this over any other.
Otherwise, very please with the camera and it's capabilities.







