Canon PowerShot A710 IS

Points forts : Optical image stabilization ; manual exposure controls ; 6X optical zoom ; usable ISO 800

Points faibles : Sluggish flash recycling ; widest angle of view is 35mm, auto white balance is very warm with tungsten lights

Conclusion : Canon's A series continues to deliver tons of bang for the buck, this time including optical image stabilization, 6X optical zoom, and solid image quality in a midsize compact camera with a stylish design update.

Résumé : Canon's A-series cameras have a long tradition of providing solid performance and impressive but not over-the-top feature sets at a reasonable price. In the past, that has often come with a slightly utilitarian design, but Canon's newest addition, the ...

Résumé : Canon's newest flagship A-series model -- the A710 IS -- features numerous improvements over the A700, including a higher megapixel sensor, Canon's optical image stabilization, and the oh-so-coveted SDHC support. The crew over at DCResource took the ...

Résumé : Canon used media attention about Photokina to present successors of bestselling cameras in last year. Canon EOS 400D comes as replacement the fastest selling dSLR camera ever, Canon PowerShot A630 and A640 are evolution of A5XX class, cameras from ...

Résumé : The Canon Powershot A710 is a 7.1 megapixel point and shoot camera with a 6x Optical Zoom and 2.5 inch LCD screen. The A710 runs on AA batteries (like all A-series cameras from Canon) and features a long list of shooting modes and in camera functions ...

Conclusion : The A710 runs on AA batteries (like all A-series cameras from Canon) and features a long list of shooting modes and in camera functions (see following news release from Canon)