Conclusion: Canon Powershot A520 - Surprisingly versatile The Canon Powershot A520 is available in the market for a few months now and is enjoying a lot of attention from the
Conclusion: It would be hard to find a more suitable first digital camera for the novice digital photographer than the PowerShot A520.
Pros: Good resolution, Bright, vivid - though natural - color, Good edge-to-edge sharpness, Useful new 35-140mm equiv. 4x zoom lens, Reliable focus and exposure, Lots of man...
Cons: High noise at ISO 400, Focus can be slow - especially at the long end of the zoom, Flash recycle way too slow, Minimum two-second shot-to-shot time, Slow start-up
Conclusion: The Canon A520 is lightweight camera with credibility. When you are out-and-about, it can go with you without slowing you down.
Pros: Lightweight and compact, Manual controls, Readily available AA batteries, Anti-shake technology
Cons: No ISO info in EXIF data, Shutter lag very noticeable, Monitor is small compared to comparable cameras, Noise at higher ISO settings, Plastic body
Excerpt: Continue on to Features & Controls Powershot A520 Specifications Camera Effective Pixels Approx. 4.0 million Image Sensor 1/2.5-inch CCD (Total number of pixels: Approx.
Excerpt: If you caught our review of the Powershot A85 last year, you'll know we were suitably impressed. Now, less than a year on, Canon has decided to replace the A85 with the...
Excerpt: Introduction: The Canon Powershot A520, is available for £176 / $249 - and is a 4 megapixel digital camera, with a 4x optical zoom lens (equivalent to 35-140mm on a 35mm
Pros: Very good image quality - very good colour, 4x optical zoom lens, Quite compact, Manual controls (shutter, aperture, focus, custom white balance), Take AA batteries, F...
Cons: Plastic tripod mount (despite the metal body), Sluggish (compared to the IXUS 30, and Sony S60/S80), Outdated movie mode (limited to 30seconds, or 3minutes depending o...