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We recommend this if you want a heavy duty camera - it isn't tiny, but it fits in my purse and best of all doesn't break at the first drop! :-)
The movies were in focus and could pan across the room etc without 'shaky' effects. Complaints - well make sure you have steady hand to take nightshots using the night-time mode as any shake will be visible and also avoid using the zoom at night as much of the detail will be lost. It is a suberb camera for the price and it is important to play around with it until you find the best settings for you. I am only giving it 4 stars because of the problems taking photos at night - perhaps that is a bit harsh of me but I have high expectations from Canon. If your budget is about £250 then this is the camera for you. One last point - many digital cameras only have 3x optical zoom and this has 4x. A higher optical zoom is better than a high digital zoom.
been very disappointed. The resolution was not sufficient, and the outdoor color was washed out looking. A lemon? I don't know, but Amazon allowed me to return it, Thanks Amazon!
All in all, I could not recommend this camera.
However, I did notice that Amazon raised the price of the 620 about 20% and the 630, which looks the same, but has nearly 15% better resolution, is priced a few dollars cheaper. I have thought seriously about buying a new 630 and giving the 620 to my favorite nephew.
I love this camera. I do not regret buying it. I travel all over the world as I currently work on a cruise ship. My old point and shoot was compact and convenient but took horrible low light pictures (low light meaning anything that was not outside). It was stolen so I needed to buy a new one.
I am a bit of a tech head and love gadgets. If I had my choice I would have bought the Canon 20D as I have been drooling over it for some time. But, the 20D is not always convenient for going to the beach, etc... So I bought the best point and shoot I could find. This camera is awesome.
That being said it also broken now. I only got about a month of use out of it. The problem starts with its size. Sure it fits in your pocket but is definately bulky. Basically what happened is that while it was in my pocket the slide cover slipped up and the telezoom lens tried to go out (this happens everytime you turn it on). It being in my pocket kept it from doing so and now the motor is broken and I have to send it for repair.
This was completely my fault as I was a bit careless.
I just want to warn those of you who want to be able to put this point in shoot in their pocket... DON'T DO IT!!!! Buy a case!
Otherwise, by all means, buy this camera. I love it and can't wait to get it fixed.
As others have mentioned, the cover over the AA batteries and SD card is a bit flimsy, but otherwise the camera is solid feeling. One other minus: visible time and date stamps can be printed only at 1600 X 1200 "Postcard" resolution.
Auxiliary lenses are available from Canon for this camera, though I haven't bought any--yet. Suggested accessory: a tripod or monopod if you're doing pictures in low light.
This camera appears to me to have been designed by an egghead who values pixels far above f-stops.
The camera's programming is guaranteed to give blurry pictures anytime you shoot without a flash in anything less than full sunlight. Let me give you an example: I just stepped outside at 4pm on an overcast day. It's daylight outside, but no direct sunlight. I turned the flash off and pointed the camera at grass, light colored wood fencing, and a white dog. You know what the camera used? f 5.6 & 1/12. In daylight conditions, it chose 1/12 sec exposure!!!
Canon, hire a photographer to advise your code monkeys.
Reader, do not buy this camera if you have any intention of ever turning the flash off.
It takes excellent pictures, saves photos rapidly, cycles quickly to allow rapid photography, and is more frugal power wise so batteries take more photos. Its movie mode is so good, it competes easily against many digicams, but in a far more portable size. The movable LCD viewfinder is as effective as the legendary rotating lens made famous by the Nikon coolpix. Over 6 months old, my camera has taken some abuse and is alive and well. Some users have warned against jamming the lens mechanism, so I've taken care to insure the lens shaft is free of dirt and moves freely.
The built-in instructions are easy to understand, but the camera falls short of 5 stars because one needs to read the manual to understand the fine nuances of programming this camera.
Just follow your guts and you'll find the function you want.
But all the frequently used ones are right there at your finger tips.
I personally love the custom timer function that allows you to set a delay up to 30" and take up to 10 pictures! You never have to go back and forth...
Use Energizer e2 Lithium batteries and you'll be wondering if you have the camera in your hands as it becomes soooo light!
What i don't like but it's not a big deal is the amount of batteries it uses (4AA) but it compensates with the lenght of battery life.
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-no preset sport scene
-usage of AA batteries
-the cover for digital and SD card are moderate built






