canon powershot digital Digital Cameras: Read Reviews & Compare Prices

This camera facilitates with 8Megapixel image size, which enhances the quality of the pictures compared to other cameras. The clarity of the image is so good, that if you zoom that image, the edge of the image doesnot degrade at all. (more)

when i picked the camera up to shoot it as purchased right out of the box, it was fine. as soon as it tried to use the manual to set for up close moving shots, the camera as i saw it, fell apart. i could not even get the lcd screen to come back up. (more)

Over the years Canon's A series of budget priced compact cameras has grown to a considerable line-up of now nine models, developing along the way from simple 'point and shoot' entry-level models into fully featured enthusiast models for the photographer w (more)

As the least expensive Canon camera to include optical image stabilization, the PowerShot A570 IS will no doubt receive a lot of attention this year. Its 7.1 megapixel CCD sensor and 2.5-inch LCD aren't remarkable among the current crop of compacts, but i (more)

The PowerShot A720 IS is a minor update to the A710 IS and is the latest in Canon's popular 'A-series' of cameras offering a strong feature set and good degree of user control at a competitive price. It isn't the smallest or most powerful camera in the Wo (more)

The PowerShot A720 IS is a fine performer outdoors but has its faults in low light and it is a little pokey when you use the flash. (more)

alaTest has collected and analysed 680 reviews of Canon PowerShot A560 from international magazines and websites. (more)

Canon's PowerShot A560 is a suitable big brother to the company's lower-end A550. Both models sport the same chunky-but-comfortable design, 7-megapixel sensor, and 4X optical zoom lens. The A560 distinguishes itself from the A550 (and justifies its slight (more)

alaTest has collected and analysed 483 reviews of Canon PowerShot A460 from international magazines and websites. (more)

Decent snaps and a solid optical zoom help this digicam stand out from the budget crowd. (more)

Had to put one day for ownership for this to be posted. But I have seen first had and was impressed enough with the pictures to write this review!!!!
I don't own this camera myself. But when I saw a ebay sellers pictures of jewelry he was sell (more)

Canon's fresh point-and-shoot snaps lovely shots quickly. (more)

There is not much to dislike about the Canon Powershot A710 IS. This compact camera has a sharp stablized 6X optical zoom lens which sets it appart from its competitors. The lens goes from 35mm to 210mm, in 35mm equivalent terms, giving it more reach than (more)

Canon's A-series cameras have a long tradition of providing solid performance and impressive but not over-the-top feature sets at a reasonable price. In the past, that has often come with a slightly utilitarian design, but Canon's newest addition, the Pow (more)

I liked the last year's 3.2-Megapixel Canon PowerShot A410 and decided to get an updated version - 4-Megapixel Canon PowerShot A430. I bought my A430 for $144. The prices went down since then and you can get an A430 for less than $135. Can you get good pi (more)

The Canon PowerShot A430 Digital Camera has great features including: Features: 4.0 Megapixels in the palm of your hand with a 4x Optical Zoom and 1.8 inch LCD screen. It has a DIGIC II Image Processor and iSAPS Technology for superior image quality. Plus (more)

The A700 is a very outstanding camera at a very reasoable price. It possesses many of the features found in more expensive cameras. It is ideal for anyone wanting a very well designed "small" camera. (more)

Like its stablemate, the PowerShot A540, the compact Canon PowerShot A700 offers abundant manual controls, respectable image quality, and acceptable ISO 800 performance. Either camera should appeal to enthusiast photographers or serious beginners who want (more)

Canon makes an affordable, high-quality 5.0 megapixel digital camera a reality with the PowerShot A530. Fast, powerful, and impressively compact, the A530 delivers beautiful images... (more)

Though the Canon PowerShot A530 is a modest 5-megapixel step down from its 6-megapixel sibling, the PowerShot A540, it still has almost all of the same handy features. Unfortunately, it lacks the zippy performance and the large LCD that help elevate the A (more)

I have been anxious about digital photography, but this camera has cured me!!! Love the 2.5 screen and the automatic features. The weight feels right in your hand. The optical and digital zoom allows for incredible close ups. It is easy to apply sett (more)

About four years ago I bought a Canon PowerShot A70. It took good pictures but after about 2 years the lens failed to retract and it cost me I think that it was $130 for Canon to do the repair. About a year after that I lost the camera and needed a new (more)

I fell in love with my cannon A620 the day I bought it and play with every day.
I have many plans in its use and can't wait for vacation time (more)

The Canon PowerShot A620 is a member of Canon's A-series, one of the most popular series of digital cameras. The A-series offers easy to use models with a significant amount of manual control. The 7.1 megapixel A620 stays true to its A-series roots with a (more)

As Canon's PowerShot production line relentlessly rolls on, Cliff Smith risks getting wet on more than one occasion to bring you his expert opinion of the budget priced A510. (more)

There's plenty to like about this camera, especially the manual controls. Images are less noisy than with the A520, but the camera is fairly slow. ... (more)