Canon Powershot A400

As a long time fan of Canon digital cameras I was keen to get my hands on the Powershot A400. Having used the A310 for sometime, the A400 was an attractively priced upgrade and I'm pleased to report that with a little coercion Santa delivered the goods. So, four months down the line, what is my verdict? Firstly - compared to all other digital cameras I have used this is my favourite. I have used a range of cameras including many of the leading brands but for sheer 'bang per buck' value for money this camera is superb. Slightly larger than some entry level cameras this camera contains all the connectivity you may sensibly expect in a small camera, ...  Read the complete review

I confess, I don't actually own this camera. My brother does however, and he lent it to me for the weekend and I liked it so much that I decided to review it here for your edification! It's a little belter! I have several cameras, two digital and two SLRs. Both SLRs are made by Canon and I have been nothing but delighted with them. They are excellent middle range cameras, suitable for the semi-pro. I bought a Kodak for my first digital simply because it was cheap and cheerful, and an Olympus for my second. After my experiences with this camera, I will be buying a Canon next. I borrowed my brother's camera to download his pictures of my new nephew ...  Read the complete review

Canon strikes again there is not much that needs to be said or even examine when it comes to a Canon digital camera. Canon is one of the moist reputed brands of the digital camera mass market followed by Sony, Kodak and Konica. Canon has always shocked, astonished and thrilled digital camera buffs with outstanding and spell bounding technology. The digital cameras introduced by Canon are usually excellent than most digital cameras existing in the market. Similarly, it can be said that the new Canon PowerShot A400 is no exception to the rule. Yes, however, it might be an added glory to the already famous Canon brand. The design of the Canon ...  Read the complete review

Oooooh, you just have to love this one! I have one for two years and i wouldn't change it for anything, not even a better model of canon, kodak or nikon! What i love in it is that it has everything i need in a cam: 3.2 Mpixel zoom lense (mind you, the lenseholder only moves when you open it, the lense moves only inside it, so it won't jump out of your hand like some cameras do), 16 Mb SDCard provided, i use a 128 Mb and it's more than enough. It also has portrait, landscape , fireworks, beach, and other pro settings selectable, but it also has an automatic setting mode - for those about to rock. And you can make movies with it too, stored in .avi(DivX) format (and unlike ...  Read the complete review