Digital Camera Reviews

The Canon PowerShot A470 is one of the best examples of this trend. With a price tag well below $150, it produces surprisingly good pictures. It isn’t the prettiest camera available and it doesn’t have any flashy features, but for the price, it’s hard to beat.

Canon Powershot A470 Digital Camera Reviews:-

Goodgearguide.com about Canon Powershot A470  Digital Camera Review:-  In our speed tests the A470 impressed. It exhibited a tiny shutter lag of 0.07 seconds, 1.6 seconds between shots and a 1.7-second power-up time. It was also really speed in terms of general operation, with no slow down or processing lag to speak of.

Digitalcamerareview.com about Canon Powershot A470  Digital Camera Review:- If you can only spend just over $100, the A470 does about everything a casual snapshooter needs a camera to do. Serious shooters looking for a bargain, however, would do better moving up one level. With some incredibly powerful, formerly mid-priced compacts falling below the $150 mark of late, there are probably better deals for users looking to learn the picture taking ropes – many of these step-up models also have optical/mechanical image stabilization, which the PowerShot A470 lacks. But if a simple camera is all you want, all you need, or all you can afford, the A470 is an easy choice to feel good about.

Review.zdnet.com about Canon Powershot A470  Digital Camera Review:-  Noise mars the A470’s otherwise very nice pictures. Grain starts to appear at ISO 200, and becomes quite noticeable at ISO 400. From ISO 800 to the camera’s maximum sensitivity of ISO 1,600, fuzz saturates the picture, giving everything a felt-like texture. Besides the noise, however, the camera’s pictures look good. Fine details appear crisp and clear, especially for a sub-$150 camera. Minor barrel distortion appears on the edges of pictures at the widest lens position, but it doesn’t seriously hurt picture quality. Colors look generally neutral, though they sometimes appear slightly cooler than usual. If you keep sensitivity low, the A470 will produce good-looking prints. Even at higher ISO settings, pictures look clear enough to e-mail or post to the Web.

Canon Powershot A470 Features:-

* 7-Megapixel CCD imager and 3.4x optical zoom lens
* Widescreen still photo option, create images that are ideal for 16:9 viewing
* 2.5″ color LCD display with 100% frame coverage
* Advanced TTL AiAF 9-point autofocus system with focus-assist lamp
* Canon’s Genuine Face Detection Technology
* Auto, 10 Scenes and a Manual exposure mode
* Movie mode w/sound 640×480/320×240 (Max clip size up to 4GB or 60 minutes)
* Continuous shooting at 1.9fps to the capacity of the memory card
* Evaluative, Center-weighted average or Spot metering
* Exposure compensation: +/-2EV in 1/3-step increments
* White Balance: Auto, 5 presets or Custom
* My Colors: Vivid Color, Neutral, Sepia, B&W, and Custom color
* Shutter speeds of 15 to 1/2000 second
* Selectable ISO settings from 80 to 1600
* Runs on two standard AA type batteries
* Direct print and PictBridge Compliant
* USB 2.0 connectivity for PC and Mac
* Secure Digital/MMC card storage, 32MB MMC supplied