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Canon PowerShot A610

User Rating:

(21 reviews)

Price Range: $244 to $599

Bizrate User Review.

I love this camera

by alleycat736 , Jan. 3, 2007

Comments:
I owned a 510 but dropped it. They told me it would cost almost the whole price of the camera to repair it. I loved the camera so much that I decided to treat myself and upgrade to the 610. I love taking pictures and I can do almost anything on this c

QuickTake:

Pros: you can point and shoot or set your own settings

Cons: a little bulky

Recommended: Yes

Has Owned Product: 1 year

Bizrate User Review.

powershot a610

by bob , Nov. 22, 2006

Comments:
I have found a camera that has most everything I want in a camera. many shooting modes and allows good control over shooting preferences, IE: shutter speed, Aperature, manual control. I like the fact that the dial controls the modes, but not the on/off

QuickTake:

Pros: Good picture quality, like swivel LCD, fits in hand well.

Cons: Could have larger LCD

Recommended: Yes

Has Owned Product: 6 months

Bizrate User Review.

canon power shot A610

by Online Shopper , Mar. 26, 2006

Comments:
The canon power shot A610 was recommended by the salesmen. I have used a 35mm camera, and was told by several people who have digital, and salespeople that the digital cameras have come a long way, and now are as good or better than the 35mm. I took seve

QuickTake:

Pros: size, fairly easy to use

Cons: picture quality

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 9 days

cnet.com.au Professional Review.

Canon PowerShot A610 Review - Digital Cameras

by Theano Nikitas, CNET.com

Comments:
An affordable camera with a great feature set that produces above-average image quality.

Review Verdict: The Canon PowerShot A610 puts a great feature set in an affordable camera that produces above-average image quality, making it an excellent option for a wide variety of photographers

Read full review at cnet.com.au

QuickTake:

Pros: Manual exposure controls, Excellent feature set for its class, Great image quality, Easy to use, with a convenient function button for quick setting changes, Compatible with lens converters and other accessories

Cons: Flimsy SD/MMC-slot and port covers, Slightly stiff function button, Not quite as fast as some competitors

asia.cnet.com Professional Review.

canon powershot A610

by Theano Nikitas, CNET.com

Comments:
The Canon PowerShot A610 puts a great feature set in an affordable camera that produces above-average image quality, making it an excellent option for a wide variety of photographers.

Read full review at asia.cnet.com

QuickTake:

Pros: Manual exposure controls ; excellent feature set for its class ; great image quality ; easy to use, with a convenient function button for quick setting changes ; compatible with lens converters and other accessories ;

Cons: Flimsy SD/MMC-slot and port covers ; slightly stiff function button ; not quite as fast as some competitors ;

zdnet.com.au Professional Review.

Canon PowerShot A610

by Theano Nikitas

Comments:
An affordable camera with a great feature set that produces above-average image quality.

Read full review at zdnet.com.au

digital photography blog Professional Review.

canon powershot A610

by Darren

Comments:
The Canon PowerShot A610 is a 5 megapixel digital cameara with a 4x Optical Zoom, 2.0 inch vari-angle opening LCD, 1cm macro mode, USB 2.0 and 30 frames per second VGA movie mode. The Canon Powershot A610 will retail for $299. Learn more about the A610 fr

Review Verdict: The Canon Powershot A610 will retail for $299. Learn more about the A610 from the following news release announcing it an it's big brother - the Powershot A620

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photographyreview.com Professional Review.

Canon PowerShot A610 Reviews

by Online Shopper

Comments:
The surprising PowerShot A610 offers many features you'd expect to find only on higher end models. For example, there's a 5.0 Megapixel CCD that lets

Read full review at photographyreview.com

photo.net Professional Review.

Canon Powershot A610Review

by Online Shopper

Comments:
The D30 operates just like the other mid-range to professional EOS bodies. Inmanual exposure mode, shutter speed is set with the finger wheel by the shutterrelease while aperture is controlled by the thumbwheel on the back of the camera.

Review Verdict: The D60 is a great addition to your existing Canon system. The resolution isapproximately the same as a 2700 dpi film scanner, with no time invested inscanning and retouching.

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bobatkins.com Professional Review.

Canon Powershot A610 Review

by Online Shopper

Comments:
A hands-on review of the 5MP Canon Powershot A610. The A620 is the samecamera but with a 7.1MP sensor. If you're looking for a mid range digicam with lots of featuresand manual control options, the A610/620 should be high on your list

Read full review at bobatkins.com