Canon A570 IS

Pros: light, optical viewfinder, good battery life, easy to use

Cons: flimsy battery/card cover

Review: Finally entering the digital camera age I dreaded not having a viewfinder - until I discovered the Canon Powershot A570 IS - it made the transition simple, and for someone who finds it hard to keep a steady hand the optical viewfinder is great. The...

Pros: Lots of features best of which is Image Stabilisation

Cons: A little unwieldy if you want to be creative with settings

Review: Canon has a few lines of cameras that it upgrades every so often and the A570 IS is one of the more worthwhile upgrades. It features image stabilisation which works by shifting a lens element to counter any shake. This is the single best feature and...

Pros: Simple camera that takes great pictures while using AA batteries

Cons: Flash recharge slow

The Bottom Line: I'm happy with this camera and think I will be for a long time to come.

Review: Having finally decided that digital cameras aren't just some passing fad (okay, so maybe it had more to do with other things being a higher priority like a computer I could download the pictures to), I recently bought my first digital camera. There...

Pros: Takes quick pictures with good results. Has lenses addons.

Cons: High ISO speeds make 'grainy' pictures. Requires two AA batteries. Size may make it 'non-pocketable'.

The Bottom Line: I'd recommend this camera because of its ease of use and its flexibility. Also again with the response time of the camera being rather quick compared with other non-professional cameras.

Review: The IS standing for 'Image Stabilization.' What drew me to the A570 was the ability to take numerous pictures in quick sequence (especially when review is turned off.) With a script, i'm able to take pictures of lighter sparks in nice detail or even...

Pros: It's broke & complicated

Cons: Let me think? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm?

Review: Have had it less than a week.
The on/off & shutter click tones don't work.
The battery & SD card access cover is broken & won't open (good thing I didn't take any compromising pics).

Pros: Picture Quality, Scene Modes, Value, 4X zoom

Cons: Slow recovery time, a bit clunkier than other compact cameras

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for an affordable, easy to operate camera, with great photo quality this is a good buy.

Review: I purchased the Canon A570 to take with me overseas this summer. I did some homework beforehand, and decided it was the best deal for the money. I have been pleasantly surprised with the camera. I have snapped hundreds of photos so far, and am...

Pros: Extremely good image stabilization using lens shift technology

Cons: Flimsy plastic window in front of LCD screen

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this camera for someone who would appreciate using it on fully automatic as well as manual.

Review: Here's my review of the Canon Power Shot A570IS 7 megapixel 4X optical zoom digital camera. This camera uses Cannon's latest third-generation Digic III processor that is designed to be more power thrifty and faster speed. The content of this camera...

Pros: easy to use, takes great photos, small, image stabilization

Cons: none for this type digital camera and price range

The Bottom Line: I loved the Canon PowerShot, so bought one for mom, so she'd move into the digital age.

Review: I bought the Canon PowerShot A570 to replace a great HP point and shoot digital camera that I d flat worn out. I take photos almost daily for web publication and for the school newspaper. Seriously, I don t go anywhere without a digital camera...

Pros: cost, pixels, picture quality

Cons: bulky, shutter problems, takes AA batteries

The Bottom Line: Overall satisfied, can expect shutter problems, however does not affect photo quality.

Review: I have had this camera for over a year now. Although it takes great pictures, buyers beware it does have issues with the shutter opening and closing while turning the device on and off. Despite this problem, the camera is very easy to operate, takes...

Pros: Pretty decent pictures, easy to use, medium weight.

Cons: Struggles with low light settings, fancy features don't seem to do much.

The Bottom Line: Click.

Review: Mr_chelledun and I are veteran Canon camera purchasers, so although the last model died a bit sooner than we would have liked (probably repeatedly dropping it didn t help), we still eagerly signed on for Canon digital camera number four with the...