Photoradar.com Updated:
2011-08-17 06:29:10
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Despite the plasticky feel of the camera, there are a few thrills, including face-detection auto-focus which is linked with metering and flash exposure as well as white balance.You also get motion detection technology, which senses subject motion and i...
Despite the plasticky feel of the camera, there are a few thrills, including face-detection auto-focus which is linked with metering and flash exposure as well as white balance.You also get motion detection technology, which senses subject motion and i...
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The PowerShot A480 is the cheapest of the three Canon cameras in this group and it doesn't feel as swish as the others. It's cheerful plastic body is chunky at 30mm thick, although its width and height mean it's still pocketable. You get a 3.3x optical...
Basic but capable, the A480's image quality is remarkably good - and the price is right...
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Product Code: 3475B009AA The Canon PowerShot A480 is designed for people who want to shoot pictures without fussing over camera settings. Its a dead-simple, reasonably stylish point-and-shoot camera to have on hand when youre hanging out with frien...
If youre a tripod-shooter, a steady-handed photographer, or just want a bargain-bin camera with good image quality, the Canon PowerShot A480 is worth a look. Its lack of image stabilisation and some modes, however, may cause action photographers to p...
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The Canon PowerShot A480 has a meagre set of controls and a relatively lacklustre 2.5-inch LCD. Despite the plasticky feel of the camera, there are a few thrills, including face-detection auto-focus which is linked with metering and flash exposure as w...
Nice picture quality, Motion detection, Auto red-eye correction...
Limited controls, No optical image stabiliser...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-08-17 06:29:10
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With the new PowerShot A480 camera, Canon puts an end to the rectangular brick shape of its earlier A460 and A470 models and offers a more traditional design. This new product has a 10 MP with better video (30 f/s), but has lost the manual mode to a P...
Good image quality up to ISO 400, Good closeups, Efficient automatic features...
No optical stabiliser, No wide angle, Image noise could be controlled better, Purple fringing on highcontrast areas , Zoom unavailable during video...
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The Canon Powershot A480 is a straightforward digital camera. It sits at the cheaper end of the market. Features include 10 megapixels and a 3.3x optical zoom lens. It has an unfussy design and you should find the camera easy to use. Why Buy the Canon...
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Its very hard to like the Canon PowerShot A480 digital camera, because it simply looks and feels awful. The controls are laid out awkwardly on a body that is cramped yet bulky. Its LCD screen has very poor viewing angles and brightness, which can make it hard to frame your shots properly on bright days and when you want to take angled shots from low down or high up. But there is no doubting that the Canon PowerShot A480 can produce impressively crisp and vibrant photos considering its low, low...
Crisp and well-coloured photos considering its price...
Poor viewing angles on LCD screen, awkward design, some overexposure problems, noticeable chromatic aberration...
The physical appearance and design of the PowerShot A480 aren’t great, but it does have the potential to take some good-looking shots. It’s perhaps one of the best point-and-shoot digital still cameras in the sub-$200 price range. Give it a go...
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The new Canon PowerShot A480 brings with it a simple design befitting a camera that won't burn a hole in your wallet. A slightly thicker form factor is but one sign that we are looking at one of the more basic models in Canon's lineup, which do not get th...
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Canon's bargain priced new may be the 21st century equivalent of the Kodak "Brownie," an inexpensive, simple to use camera that was, for it's day, very compact. It was tagged with the slogan "you push the button and we'll do the rest" - Brownie cam...
Excellent image quality, Compact, Easy to use...
Grainy LCD, Poor low light performance, No optical viewfinder...
When veteran photographers think of entry-level cameras, they often tend to dismiss such cameras because they are cheaply made and generally designed for amateurs. That's too bad, because inexpensive doesn't necessarily mean inadequate. The cameras man...
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whatdigitalcamera.com Updated:
2011-08-17 06:29:10
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For around £100 we don’t expect cameras to provide miracles, and the Canon A480 makes no such claim. But for those looking at no-frills simplicity, there are many reasons why the model may just be ideal. Sitting right at the base of the PowerShot line...
Excellent images, excellent value – what more could you want? Reviewer: Matt Golowczynski...
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The power shot is a cheaper instrument with relatively small size and with AA battery powered. It’s a better instrument to have with.Oops: It’s a bit chunky with plastic design that makes the tool dull and also if seen performance wise, it is ha...
Canon PowerShot is a camera with the quality standard of Canon and also has some of the finest featured photograph capacity. The price range is also quite competitive.Canon PowerShot A480 OverviewCanon PowerShot A480 is the camera that is the most im...
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The Canon PowerShot A480 is designed for people who want to shoot pictures without fussing over camera settings. It's a dead-simple, reasonably stylish point-and-shoot camera to have on hand when you're hanging out with friends and family.Available in...
If you're a tripod-shooter, a steady-handed photographer, or just want a bargain-bin camera with good image quality, the Canon PowerShot A480 is worth a look. Its lack of image stabilisation and some modes, however, may cause action photographers to p...
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by Roman Loyola, Macworld.com Canon’s PowerShot A480 is designed for people who want to shoot pictures without fussing over camera settings. It’s a dead-simple, reasonably stylish point-and-shoot camera to have on hand when you’re hanging out with frie...
Easy to use. Very good overall image quality.
Not many features. No image stabilization. Switching camera modes is slow.
If you’re a tripod-shooter, a steady-handed photographer, or just want a bargain-bin camera with good image quality, the PowerShot A480 is worth a look. Its lack of image stabilization and some modes, however, may cause action photographers to pass...
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Canons PowerShot A480 ($130, as of May 19, 2009) is designed for people who want to shoot pictures without fussing over camera settings. Its a dead-simple, reasonably stylish point-and-shoot camera to have on hand when youre hanging out with friends...
Good image quality, Very easy to use...
No image stabilization whatsoever, Very plasticky build...
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infosyncworld.com Updated:
2011-08-17 06:29:10
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Are you a beginner on a budget? Canons new entry-level point-and-shoot camera might be the ticket. Check it out in our Canon PowerShot A480 review.
Great overall image quality. Excellent menu system. Cool design...
Minimal external controls and basic LCD. Inconsistent Low light performance and small aperture range. No viewfinder...
When we think of an entry-level compact, we tend to think “cheap”, “amateurish” and “inadequate.” That’s from the eyes of an advanced shooter. However, the 10-megapixel Canon PowerShot A480 will impress a wide arr...
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The Canon PowerShot A480 is the cheapest model in Canon’s extensive range of compact cameras, but don’t let that put you off what is a well-featured and capable product for the money. The A480 is 25% smaller than its predecessor, the PowerShot A470, a...
The Canon Powershot A480 is a refreshingly simple, back-to-basics camera that eschews the recent trend of auto-everything modes in favour of a more holistic approach. This isnt the camera for you if you want smile and blink-detection, face recognitio...
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The Canon PowerShot A480 is a budget-minded point-and-shoot aimed squarely at beginners. It features a 10-megapixel sensor, 3.3x optical zoom, a 2.5-inch LCD, and a plethora of shooting modes, making it easy to take pictures without the need to muck a...
Scene modes for common family events, Included SDHC card, Long Shutter mode aperture settings, Zoom functions during video capture...
Allplastic construction, Included SDHC card is only 128MB, Somewhat scattered menu structure...
The A480 is a cute but not-so-small point and shoot aimed at the budget-conscious consumer who wants the least amount of fuss when taking pictures at birthday parties and other family events. In keeping with the no-fuss concept, the A480 doesnt com...
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It's very hard to like the Canon PowerShot A480 digital camera, because it simply looks and feels awful. The controls are laid out awkwardly on a body that is cramped yet bulky. Its LCD screen has very poor viewing angles and brightness, which can make...
Crisp and wellcoloured photos considering its price, Good macro shots, Affordable price...
Poor viewing angles on LCD screen, Awkward design, Some overexposure problems, Noticeable chromatic aberration...
The physical appearance and design of the PowerShot A480 aren't great, but it does have the potential to take some good-looking shots. It's perhaps one of the best point-and-shoot digital still cameras in the sub-Rs.6k price range. Give it a go if you...
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Canon announced today that the much loved Canon Powershot A470 has been replaced with its newer sibling, the Canon PowerShot A480.This little guy comes in four colors, black, red, blue and silver to suit your mood and houses Canon’s Digic III processo...
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