Canon Powershot A95 Reviews

This camera is awesome. I upgraded from a Fuji camera and it was well worth the money. The Canon A95 uses 4 AA batteries, but it eats through normal alkalines way too fast. The swivel screen is a major plus, it's 1.8" compared to 1.5" from the Canon A70. The screen is also higher resolution than the A70. I have ...  Read the complete review

Bought this 5 years ago as my first digital camera and am still using the camera. It is 5 mega pixel, 3X optical zoom with 1.8 inch swivel LCD (110k pixel resolution). It uses compact flash cards and AA batteries. I particularly like the fact that it uses AA batteries as these can be found virtually anywhere in the world if you run out of them. ...  Read the complete review

After using Fuji and Jenoptiks for couple of years, I fall in love with my friend's Canon A75. My dream came true when I ended up breaking my Jenoptiks 2 MP camera and needed to buy new one. This time I went for quality purchase. Brand new Canon A95. I was very happy with everything. Picture quality is THE BEST. Speed of camera ready time for next ...  Read the complete review

I will confess two things at the start: first, I am not a top photographer despite having taken thousands of photos in my time for various reasons (before buying the A95) and second, I am a total fan of the A95 camera. Having bought it very competitively for price at £227 including a 256mb compact flash card nearly 3 years ago (much ...  Read the complete review

The Canon Powershot A95 Digital Camera is the successor of the Powershot A80 and was released in August of 2004. It has 5 megapixels and an impressive 1.8 inch LCD monitor which rotates to suit your every photographic need. As with many Canon entry level phones, the A95 has pretty poor background noise reduction and, therefore, ...  Read the complete review

Canon A95 - Advantages: quality of construction, quality of images, ease of use - Disadvantages: none