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It takes fantastic quality photos.
Pros:
- it has a good solid feel to it, not too heavy, and with a decent right-hand grip which compacts don't have. It may not be a pocket-sized compact, but it's not exactly a dead-weight either. A good mid-size.
- a 4x optical zoom, conveniently located around the shutter release button.
- very good focussing, and the facility to do your own spot focus. The focussing is faster than many cameras I've seen.
- shutter and aperture priority modes for those who like to experiment, along with a perfectly adequate point and shoot auto mode.
- it has a view finder, albeit just for centering shots. You can't expect the full viewfinder functionality of a DSLR in such a small camera, but it makes a difference to those of us used to looking through a viewfinder, even if you can't see how well focussed it is through it.
- it takes high-speed SD memory, which is necessary for fast photo and video writing.
- the video mode is also very impressive, and you can use the zoom whilst videoing.
- it has a good selection of semi-auto picture modes, including night-time shots, self-timer, and continuous shutter modes. All very easy to set up.
- takes no time to get itself into a ready state.
- picture access is very fast, especially with a high-speed SD card.
- the swivel screen is a huge bonus for when you can't take pictures at head height. It is very clear in poor light and in bright light.
Cons:
- the supplied 32meg SD card is woefully inadequate, although it does get you started.
- the Adapter plug cover is very flimsy, and is difficult to shut with the wrist-strap on. For a solid camera, this is a bit surprising.
- the supplied alkaline batteries will quickly get used up, so invest in a set of 2300 mah batteries with a fast charger.
- as usual, there is no case supplied so you'll have to cough up yet more money.
- the red-eye reduction isn't all that good, but most software can get rid of that.
There is a very comprehensive review on this camera (and others in its range) on [...] which helped me decide on the A620. I am extremely pleased with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone who wants a versatile, quality camera without having to splash out on a larger and more expensive DSLR.
Nearer 5 stars than 4 for this, so 5 it is.


all in all this is one of the best compact digital cameras I have had. No, it is not tiny, but, I am 6' tall and this camera doesn't feel like I am holding a deck of cards and trying to take a picture.

We have two Nikon SLRs with multiple lenses. We like the small size, all-in-one package with flash. I guess we got tired of carrying a big bag full of equipment around. You can't tell the differnce between our photos with the Canon vs. Nikon. The other bonus is cost of operating. No film to purchase and only pay for the prints you want. (Fewer shoeboxes/albums in the future!) We purchased it from Amazon on Sunday afternoon and received it in the mail on the following Wednesday. After reading other reviews, I learned that the memory card that comes with the camera is too small. TRUE! So, back to Amazon. I purchased a 1GB card along with a camera case (a special comination package). Both were a great addition. Thanks to all the people who offered reviews and to Amazon. They had the BEST PRICE I found anywhere, on line or in a store.

Overall, I would recommend it. But the next step up in quality might be worth it, if you are looking for a camera that looks "neater".


Good points. Smaller and lighter than the 990. Very quick to start up. The A640 has a mini-USB link so that getting pictures off the camera is easy. The manual setting is easy to use and is probably the best feature of the camera allowing you to get the best out of it. The flip-out LCD screen makes it easy to get the camera into all sorts of awkward angles. There is little if any shutter lag. Shot-to-shot delay is minimal even using the flash. Battery life is excellent even using the flash and the LCD continuously. ISO down to 800 means that taking pictures in low-light with or without the flash is a doddle.
Bad points. The images are a little more red/yellow compared with the Nikon. Getting the settings right to take pictures in Auto or Manual is more fiddly compared with the 990. Bottom line is that image quality is similar to the Nikon 990 but you have to work much harder to get that quality with the A640. Therefore, probably not much good as a camera to take holiday snaps but a good compromise for me to replace the 990.



I had a cheap digital camera before that just wouldn't take pictures inside. I could put them in a photo software program and lighten them up a bit, but they just weren't good quality.
A lot of my pictures are taken indoors of kids,people and pets. No one ever shows those pictures when they post them as an example though. I was very concerned that if I got a new camera, it wouldn't be too much different.
Thank goodness the Canon A630 takes great indoor pictures even in my low- light living room. It is absolutely amazing. I have a 14x30 ft. living room dining room combination and when I take a picture at night on one end of the room, the other end of the room shows up well lit up too.
There are lots of digital cameras out there that don't take good indoor pictures. This camera is not one of them. I'm so happy I decided on the Canon A630. I can hardly wait to take Christmas pictures with it! I know they will be great.






One of the most pleasing discoveries was that regular AA batteries lasted quite a long time. I typically don't use the LCD screen when I'm taking pictures so I'm sure that helps. I recommend taking the time to read the very detailed and complete manual as this little gem has a huge amount of features and capabilities to please any amateur/family photographer.
Last but not least, Amazon offers this camera at a very attractive price not found on the street.
Based on the pictures I've taken, I'd say that the quality is very good. Outside pictures are outstanding, and colors well balanced (you can always touch that up in Picasa or other).
If you're looking for a versatile, low priced digital camera this one fits the bill.

professional. I love the cameral!!!! One very minor quirk, memory chip
that comes in new camera only holds 6 - 8 pictures and this is not noted
in the english language "How to operate" manual. With its new 2GB card it
is flawless. Consumers Reports was conservative in their praise of this
product.


It comes with a book for basic use, as well as advanced use. It works well for someone like me that just wants to point and shoot, and get great photos.
I recently went to Disneyland, and the photos I took were phenomenal. Night photos, ones that came out clear even when moving (like on a ride) and the flash photos were outstanding. Great colors too.
The only complaint I have is that it takes too long between photos for the camera to take again. Otherwise, I love it!


The pictures are outstanding!! If you have never used a Canon digital(I hadn't) the menu settings and multiple picture settings can be overwhelming. Just set it to "auto" the pics come out great. Then you can slowly learn the various setting(if you want to). I'm a geek so I tested them all.
-It starts up within 2 seconds and the time between shots is just over 1 second(really).
-The flippable LCD screen is great, but, the quality of the image on the LCD is only fair. If this is important to you, this camera is not for you. It really doesn't matter to me, I prefer the optical view finder for 99% of my shots.
-There is NO information displayed in the optical view finder.
-Very comfortable in the hand.
-There is no battery meter (just tells you need to replace).
-A little larger and heavier than a "pocket" camera.
-It takes four AA batteries - which is great, can get them anywhere - no waiting for recharge.
-For a still camera it takes great videos.
I would recommend this camera. It's not perfect - but after much research, it was a good choice for the price range.
Also, I bought a 1GB memory card - so I don't have to work about running out of space.


I have small hands, and the camera fits well. It is a little heavy and too large for pockets (at least for me--my boyfriend, however, has no problem carrying it in his pockets). I haven't yet learned how to use all the options on the camera, though I like those options because I feel it gives me room to grow as an amatuer photographer before I invest in a nice SLR.
Having an LCD screen that folds out of the camera body and rotates around has been fantastic for taking shots at awkward angles without hurting my neck, and for "seeing" if a shot is worth it while holding the camera up over my head (over crowds) where I could not see if I were relegated to a fixed LCD screen. Picture quality is tremendous in many different lighting situations, and I've been able to blow several photos up to 8"x10" with no problems.
My only complaint is that the loop for the wrist strap is extrememly close to the little plastic door that covers the USB port. With the wrist strap attached, it can be difficult to open the cover. Also, said cover feels a bit flimsy.
I certainly recommend this camera.

However, as an experienced user, I would like to pass these caveats on to potential buyers.
The S80 has an ultra compact control array. When using the camera, you will frequently (accidentally) press buttons and change settings while attempting to take photos. Canon has placed the tele switch and the camera/view switch exactly where your thumb always goes. This is unforgiveable ergonomic/design error. Additionally, the on off button is so very easily depressed while the camera is in its optional case. I advise to turn on the sound so that the user has some chance to be alerted to another accidental activation so the battery does not get wasted. Other controls are similarly too close together. Also, the bottom battery/flash card door opens if you merely graze it with a glancing touch. This turns the camera off instantly. Canon needs a safety interlock for this access door.
The specs call for very little shutter lag but I assure you that it can become infuriating. Frequently, the camera is as slow to fire as much earlier generation digitals. Not good at all. The S80 has a plethora of features with a soundly designed menu system. However, you will have to read, read read the manual since many controls are not at all intuitive and require specific instructions. All in all, the camera returns good pictures but I will move on to the next generation the second they become available and quickly forget this S80 with it's quirks and frustrations.
