Canon PowerShot A460

Canon PowerShot A460 ===Basic specs=== Resolution: 5.0 Megapixel Zoom: Optical-4x, Digital-4x Shooting Modes: Portrait mode, macro, fireworks, indoor, foliage, beach, kids & pets, snow Special Effects: Black & White, Sepia, Neutral, Vivid, Custom Effect White Balance Presets: Fluorescent, cloudy, tungsten light, daylight, fluorescent light (daylight) Max Shutter Speed: 1/2000 sec Min Shutter Speed: 15 sec Flash Modes: Fill-in mode, slow ...
...Software: Drivers & Utilities, Canon ZoomBrowser EX, Canon ImageBrowser Weight: 165g ===Intro=== This was my first digital camera, after just a week, I was baffled as to how I ever managed without it. But don't get me wrong; this isn't just a camera for beginners. It could be used for anything from (perhaps) professional landscapes to family snapshots. If you want to know more, please read on! ===Design=== The A460 is a truly beautiful camera, ...

Ugluk1000 19.04.2008 · Read full review
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...the easy user interface. I have a large amount of affection now for the Canon PowerShot A460 and recommend that everyone looking for a decent digital camera without a £150+ budget gives this a serious look. Once you've had your hands on this beast, you won't want anything else. ...

sayitasitis 03.05.2007 · Read full review
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...naturally - on my old Canon A40 there was no playback sound). "In Conclusion" The only real negative is the speed with which the two AA batteries are consumed, but that's my fault for not buying rechargables. This model is smaller & lighter than earlier versions, but functions are not sacrificed. Do buy an extra memory card, otherwise your enthusiasm for taking 5 megapixel photos will be swiftly thwarted by lack of space. The x4 optical zoom is ...
...you're contemplating a career as a paparazzo, probably unnecessary most of the time. There are a few other functions and changeable settings, but I can't find the manual to remind myself of what they are! So this review comes with a caveat: It concentrates on the elements I use on a regular basis and is not exhaustive. I've also undermined what was going to be my final point: Read the manual! As far as I can remember it is well written and informative, ...

lizzielocky 20.02.2008 (04.05.2008) · Read full review
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The new entry-level camera Canon PowerShot A460 has improved performance at the same time is not inferior to previous models convenient to use. It has a compact size and light weight, as well as high-quality assembly, which is PowerShot line of models.A460 has multiple shooting modes for any family and social events, which allows users to withdraw, not thinking about camera settings. "My function color" (My Colors) makes it possible to directly in the chamber, with shooting to add photographic effects, such as sepia or black and white. ...

rizij 09.01.2008
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I owned this camera for roughly 6 months and bought it due to the reviews saying that it was pretty much indestructable and i was off to africa for a month. At first i found this a great camera. It has a fairly large screen and easy to use buttons. The picture was very clear and excelent for anyone wanting a sharp picture without the expensive price tag. Although it worked fine in Scotland , a week into my trip the camera stopped workin due to a ...

tunnag 08.08.2008 · Read full review
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After just 6 months very light use this camera will go to the same place that my other cheap or cheapish digitals have gone, in the rubbish bin. Lens comes out but the lens cover fails to open. Was ok up to that point and could have been excellent value for money. To me cheap digital cameras = cheap mechanicals. I've had lens mechanism problems with a Nikon and a Fuji. Battery problems with a Panasonic. All I can say don't be fooled by brand names. At this end of the digital market they stand for nothing. ...

raidermanuk 17.10.2008
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...are superb. The camera also comes with an easy print funtion conecting up to a canon photo printer however I cannot comment on this. Get some good rechargable batteries 2000 MhA at least, it is quiet thirsty. Over all I am happy with mine and would recommend it to others. ...

fluffybudgie 04.09.2007 (25.10.2007) · Read full review
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This camera is a very good and easy to use point and click camera. It has a really nice big LCD screen, which can tend to eat up battery power, however, but is certainly handy for when showing photos to friends via the camera. This is why I suggest purchasing a spare battery, so for when you go on holiday for instance you don't have to charge batteries constantly. A big quality is the robustness of this camera, have even dropped it and been on several ...
...remarkably. So, if you require a camera for general use when you are out and about, and are not too concerned about a slightly lower number of pixels (although I find 5 mega pixels plenty for someone who doesn't take professional photographs) then I can highly recommend this well-built camera to you! ...

antonator 12.07.2007 · Read full review
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camera is very easy to use in busy occassions. images are very sharp and clear battery life is very long very useful to capture close ups camera is very light and very fast when downloding to computer. ...

balachandran 29.03.2008
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very good product !enjoy and good for student because it is cheap and brand !! it is for me though each person have diffrent idea !! ...

azinnguyen 03.01.2008
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I was thinking about buying this camera and had the chance to try it out this weekend, before doing so and to be honest I was disappointed with it. I guess it's only minor things and may be due to me being used to a Sony but nonetheless it made me think again. In particular I didn't like the zoom controls which took me a few attempts to remember where they were. The controls weren't well indicated. The other thing is that the shutter button is right ...
...with the frame set I turned the damn thing off! Because of this I was put off taking many photos and I can't comment on picture quality. Maybe I'd get used to it, but I'm glad I had the chance to try before I buy, as I've ruled that one from my list of possibles. ...

gordonflack 16.07.2007 · Read full review
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i purchased this product....its really a nice product and worth your price...i am using this for the last one year and have't faced any problem yet....its the best ....now wht to say i only have one word for it and that is its really a wow. now wht else should i say about it you yourself purchase this product and feel the diffrence with any other similar product...its also a real beauty. the product is very beautiful and attracts everyone...every ...

akashgaur 26.12.2007 · Read full review
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The Canon PowerShot A460 would have been a good camera a few years ago, but these days it just doesn't cut it. With only 5-megapixel resolution and horrible image noise, we can't easily recommend this camera. Even among sub-$150 cameras, there are better choices out there. Image quality was otherwise decent. The automatic white balance produced a drastic yellow cast under our lab's tungsten lights, though the tungsten preset proved very neutral, ...
...noticed some purple fringing around bright highlights, and while the images weren't the sharpest we've ever seen, they were on a par in that respect with other cameras in this price range. As a budget shooter, the A460 fails to really stand out of the crowd. Its most notable aspect is its 38mm-to-152mm-equivalent 4x lens, slightly more powerful than the 3x lenses found on most snapshot cameras. Its 2-inch LCD, however, is just a bit smaller than ...

arshad101 09.11.2009 · Read full review
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