Canon PowerShot A510

87% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Despite its weather-altering abilities, the Canon PowerShot A510 is a great little camera, and about as good as you're going to get for under £120. It has all the features you could want, only skimping on image size and a smallish LCD screen. It would...

Excellent manual controls. Accepts conversion lenses. Good battery life.

Image quality could be better. Very slow recycle time. Analog controls aren't responsive enough.

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Good resolution for a budget 3.2 megapixel camera, Bright, vivid - though natural - color, Good edge-to-edge sharpness, Useful new 35-140mm equiv. 4x zoom lens, Reliable focus and exposure, Lots of manual controls, Excellent build quality for a budget...

Images need sharpening, Focus can be slow - especially at the long end of the zoom, Flash recycle way too slow, Minimum two-second shot-to-shot time, Slow start-up

Everything we said about the PowerShot A520 applies equally to the A510; it would be hard to find a more suitable first digital camera for the novice digital photographer on a budget. No matter what the situation, the A510 turns out perfectly exposed...

As you might expect of a camera in the $200-and-under price range, Canon provides few extras with the A510; the 16MB SD Card is just enough to get you started. Canon's bundled Digital Camera Solution is a cut above the software that comes with most...

Manual and automated exposure/focus controls ; Impressive image quality ; Zoom flash ; Versatile burst mode

Not small ; Many common settings require trip to menus ; Long flash-recycle time

Flesh tones were more accurate and the colours quite saturated. However, flash exposures were still on the warm side, although the automatic white balance otherwise worked well. Noise levels were low at ISO 50 and acceptable at ISO 400.

Manual and automated exposure/focus controls; impressive image quality; zoom flash; versatile burst mode.

Not small; many common settings require trip to menus; long flash-recycle time.

Very good image quality for a 3.2-megapixel camera along with a full complement of manual and automated exposure controls make this a bargain purchase for the ambitious photographer.