Canon Powershot A530

Canon Powershot A85

a lot more to this camera than I have covered but I felt it would be pointless to try and explain functions which I haven t used. For those who would want a lot more detail I found the following link: http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/A85/A85A.HTM More Details: 4 x Megapixel sensor. 3 x Optical zoom. 1.8in colour LCD. 13 shooting modes. Up to 3 minute movie clips. 9 point AiAF. PictBridge and Canon Direct Print compatible Print/share button.. Includes 4 x AA batteries, 32Mb compact flash card and digital camera ...

Canon Powershot A80

I have owned the Canon Powershot A80 (4.0 mega pixels) for just over a year now. I must admit that I am extremely happy with the quality of the pictures it takes in all weather conditions. It is my first experience with digital cameras and I did a lot of painstaking research before I eventually decided on this model from our local branch of Jessops. I was going to go for a Fuji of around the same spec but slightly more expensive, but the salesman took me outside on a very wet and misty Saturday afternoon, took a shot of the street, and then did an example print-out from the A80 and the Fuji for me, the reproduction of the colours of the Canon far outshone the Fuji. So ...

Canon Powershot A80

phantom blurry ones you always get. So after a while I just gave up. For my last birthday my little bear Chantelly bought me a digital camera; a Canon Powershot A80 (what can I say she loves me) and trust me going from a camera that has had 1 shot button and a wind on wheel, to one thats got 14 different modes and 12 buttons in total is a little bit scary. I was absolutley amazed when I picked it up and turned the dial to automatic and took my first picture in seconds, without even touching the manual. Still to this day I haven t read it and yet I can still utilise about 99% of the cameras functions. The A series is aimed at the beginner but the A80 is right in the ...