Canon A410

Pros: Low price, compact, uses 2 AA batteries, good performance, image quality, build quality

Cons: Only 3.2 MP resolution, no ISO 400, no dedicated zoom control, no wide angle

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend the Canon PowerShot A410 if you need an inexpensive yet capable compact camera that produces excellent photos with...

Review: A replacement for the last year's Canon A400, the 3 .2-Megapixel Canon PowerShot A410 is currently available at very low prices. I got mine for $118 together with Canon camera case, which brings the price of the camera ...

Pros: Small, inexpensive, good quality, and fast.

Cons: None so far...

The Bottom Line: If you want a small and inexpensive digital camera that provides great photos then this is for you.

Review: Last weekend my in laws, my parents, and my wife and I went for sight seeing around the bay. My in law had just bought their very first digital camera (this Canon PowerShot A410) and wanted me to teach them how to use it and transfer images to ...

Pros: Lightweight, compact, easy to use, excellent color and light capturing

Cons: No rechargeable batteries or charging unit

The Bottom Line: This is a great little every day camera for the casual photographer and one who wants a compact camera for easy access.

Review: I purchased this camera on clearance at Staples because I needed something I could throw in my purse when carrying my SLR Digital was too cumbersome. Its compact and lightweight nature is one of my favorite features of this camera. The 3.2 mp ...

Pros: Takes great pictures and easy to use

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: I love this camera because it was so easy to use that I did not even need the book. It also takes excellent pictures.

Review: I am a senior at Central Community High School. We are doing an Epinions Review project in English, and I was just wondering if you would please give me any comments on my review. Features The Canon PowerShot A410 Digital Camera has many features. ...

Pros: Looks good, fun, simple, AA batteries

Cons: Small screen, not too many megapixels

Review: Canon knows how to make a digital camera. This one has good zoom power and looks cool. It uses AA batteries, so you can take it with you to the woods, and take photos for hours. It's not too small, so there's something to get a grip on. Highly ...

Pros: Ease of use.

Cons: Slight shutter lag. Definitely need an SD card with more memory.

Review: My first digital camera. So easy to use and download pictures to your computer. The pictures are crisp. The memory chip is easy to erase. This is such a user-friendly ...

Pros: Value for money, Canon quality, simple operation, good photos.

Cons: Flimsy, fiddly battery/memory card door.

Review: The Canon A410 is simple enough for a six-year-old (my daughter) to use in point and shoot mode, but it also has plenty of adjustable features (ISO speed, exposure compensation, light balance, drive mode...) for more experienced users. It "only" ...

Pros: Great light metering, good battery life, easy display menu, fast start-up time. Very lite.

Cons: Dim display in daylight, needs 30 fps on video mode. Needs independent zoom controls.

The Bottom Line: For a new user, a great starter. Simple, good quality shots with enough creative control to make it interesting. If you want large, high grade prints, move up.

Review: I've been tossing around the idea of a point and shoot digital for a while. It's hard for me, I'm an old school purist film photographer. I was at a local retail store the other day and they had a clearance table set up with stacks of cameras they were ...

Pros: It's a Canon for less than $120 - quality

Cons: battery life

The Bottom Line: As a general purpose camera for snapshot use it is ideal for teens to learn on and simple enough for seniors

Review: Canon Powershot A410, who would have thought a couple of years ago that you would be able to buy a Canon digital camera for less than $120? Well, you can now, sitting down at the bottom of the A series is the A410 and you get quite a lot of camera for ...

Pros: options, size, price, add-ons

Cons: time between shots, flash is persnickety

The Bottom Line: Easy to use for beginners, with options that are fun to use. Not for the professional due to low megapixels, but perfectly suitable for the average person.

Review: I bought this camera a few years ago because I wanted a relatively inexpensive, easy-to-use camera of good quality. The Canon Powershot A470 is all of those things! For a long time I just used it in the Auto mode, just pointing and shooting without ...