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Also advantageous are the swivel lcd screen and the optical viewfinder. The swivel screen lets the user view the potential picture at all sorts of angles. This, I have found, is particularly useful when trying to take a timed picture of a group. People can stand in the group and generally check the swiveled-around screen (at least when indoors) to see that everyone will be in the picture. The optical viewfinder helps when taking several pictures in rapid sequence - trying to follow the action in the lcd screen is, I think, more difficult.
The shutter lag time (the time between when you push the shutter button and when the camera takes a picture) for this camera is fairly short. There are faster cameras out there, but when you've already focused this camera on the subject first by pushing the shutter button down halfway, the shutter time when you then fully press the shutter button is less than half a second.
The movie modes work well, and in the finest resolution mode they are pretty sharp.
As far as regular photographs go, the camera takes incredibly sharp pictures. I have found that the pictures are actually better than those taken by my old Pentax K-1000 SLR.
The downside to the camera is probably its weight and bulk. It is smaller than an SLR for certain, but bigger than a lot of other digital cameras out there. Unlike most other digital cameras, it uses four AA bateries instead of only two. The batteries last a long time, but the camera does not have any battery power gauge. It does give you a warning when the batteries are low, but when that happened to me it ran out of power very shortly afterwards. I recommend travelling with spare batteries.
Overall, for the general user, I highly recommend this camera because of its sharp pictures and great versatility.

Its handly pocket camera and looks really nice.
It has only one drawback and that is flash recycle time. Its bit high, but can be still not a bad deal.
In low light it works really good and night mode photos are really clear.
About Battery, purchase pair of rechangable batteries and it would work nice. It always better to keep backup batteries.
Overall really nice camera and overall a good deal!!




My only problem with this camera is that it is sold with a 16 MB card which, in this day, is quite useless so I think that a 512 MB card(which is what I bought for them) should be standard with the camera.


I would say it is a 5+ but it comes with a problem that is major
and that is it eats batteries I put brand new (non rechargeables)
in this camera and got around 7 pics out of it and then the low batterie light came on and I went on to get about 4 more pics before the camera went off and would not come back on I am going to now try rechargeables on
it but if it eats them I'm not sure what to do I dont think there is a problem with the camera itself I think it is just a camera that normally eats batteries but I am researching good batteries hopfully I can get this camera up to a 5

Well worth the money if you value your canon powershot.




only the cons with this camera is the flash light is not automatically opens ,we need to manually open the flap, but still it is gr8 deal

Only two criticisms: first, the lag time between pushing the shutter button and actually taking the picture (and I think all digitals are plagued by this). Second, it's easy to accidentally twist the dial on the camera top when pulling it out of a bag or case, and it's hard to remember to always check to see that it's set correctly.
Overall, though, a very good camera for the price -- I'm well-satisfied.

This is a pocket-sized wonder - Progressive HDTV, 7.1 MP photos, no discs or tapes to worry about and simple to use. Sometimes not having every possible feature can be a blessing.
I did purchase an additional 4 Gb card as the included 32 Mb is good for about 9 seconds of 16:9 (HDTV) recording! Someone at Canon needs to have their sense of humor adjusted.
My box did not include the Basic manual which describes much of the initial set-up - it was easily found on the Canon website. A good thing too as my TX-1 booted-up in Japanese, a fine and wonderful language which I cannot read. With the basic book it took 5 seconds to change it over to English.
I'm a Mac user and was pleased to see that without loading anything or changing any computer configurations, that upon plugging the TX-1 into the USB port, iPhoto immediately found the camera and imported both still and video files. I'll be doing the iMovie thing next.
A belt pouch is recommended for protection and summertime carry.

However, the face detection still needs to be improved. It finds a face easily, but a second one is very often omitted making it a little tougher to take couple shots. Time between pictures is also a little long.

I totally recomend Cannon Cameras, this is my second one, the instructions are clear and its easy to understand.
I will take pictures of my beautiful country and I will post it...

I was looking for a point and shoot digital that is pocket size. I have a Canon EOS 20D so this wouldn't be my go to camera. I was looking for something easy to carry while doing outdoor activities.
So, my comparison wouldn't be fair if matched against the 20D. However, with that said I was disappointed with two items. The recycle of the flash unit is painstakenly slow. But that can with lived with except for the write speed or recycle of the camera for a follow up shot. You can't take two consecutive pictures or even two within 2-3 seconds.
The other disappointment is trying to catch an action shot. I use the other camera for sports photography, but occasionally the A540 was all I had. You can't catch "a moment" with that camera. The focus takes 2 seconds before the shutter opens (film camera term) when you push the shutter button. I can't get use to that slow reaction for capturing the moment.
This camera is great for posed portraits and landscapes. The focus is sharp. The settings are good with the automatic settings. Watch out for low light without the flash. It will chose a slow shutter and could blur the subject. The video recording works good (I've only used it twice). The sharpness of pictures is fantastic.
I bought a 1MB card for it because I take a lot pictures. I will take other reviewers suggestions and try rechargable batteries. Alkalines are not bad, I just change them more often than I recharge my 20D. I get 150+ pictures while using the screen in back to center the shot. Turn it off and use the viewfinder and get a lot more battery life.
Again this is a good camera for its intended use, not a great camera.




