Canon PowerShot A70 Review

The three megapixel PowerShot A70 and two megapixel PowerShot
A60 were introduced this
year just in time for the Photo Marketing Association (PMA 2003) trade
show in Las Vegas. The PowerShot 'A-series' are Canon's entry-level digital
cameras, the A60 and A70 replace the A30 and A40 of exactly twelve months
earlier. This year however Canon has taken the amount of functionality
provided in an entry level camera the next level, both cameras have manual
controls including aperture and shutter priority as well as selectable
sensitivity, focus modes, metering modes, white balance, photo effects
and three minute movie clips. Almost everything in this review not related
to image resolution can be applied to the PowerShot A60, other than the
sensor the cameras are identical.
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Highly Recommended
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