Canon A570 IS

Pros: Quality photos, image stabilization, easy to use, AA size batteries, affordable

Cons: Rare red eyes, none while considering the quality and price

The Bottom Line: Great bargain. Excellent quality. Easy to learn. Must have for the average user.

Review: Cannon A570IS is probably one of the better point and shoot digital cameras that Cannon has produced. It has ton of features that are very rare in its class of cameras. It has a small size that is just enough to conveniently grip and use. The 2.5...

Pros:
Image Stabilization.
AA Batteries.
No Internal Memory.
SDHC.
Low Shutter Lag.
Intuitive Controls.

Cons:
Battery Meter Error.
Long Flash Cycle.
Bulky.
Scratch-able Screen.
Doesn't record to XVID.

The Bottom Line: If you can't find it for under $120, get a newer model. This one has a bug with battery life that is terribly annoying.

Review:

I bought this camera after extensive research into consumer level point and shoot cameras. I have had a few digital cameras in the past and have found Canons to have some of the best image quality of any cameras I have used, along with having...

Pros: Easy-to-use, Good photo quality, Lots of functions, Canon quality

Cons: Shutter lag, low-light issues

The Bottom Line: If you want a camera that's easy to use and takes good photos and you can live with some shutter lag, the A570 isn't a bad choice.

Review: I've been hemming and hawing on upgrading from the point and shoot camera that I currently have to something with greater resolution and more options. As part of that quest I was able to get my hands on my good friend's Canon PowerShot A570 IS 7.1...

Pros: Image stabilization, simple photo options, good picture quality

Cons: Short battery life, on the bulky side

The Bottom Line: Both my digital cameras have been Canons, and both have delivered excellent picture quality and a great variety of functions, while remaining simple to use. Great basic camera.

Review: I bought the Canon PowerShot S200 sometime around 2001. Long enough ago, anyway, where I thought I was really cool to be getting a digital camera. Man, I loved that thing. It went with me everywhere for six years, and finally died a glorious death...

Pros: Very nice point-and-shoot digital camera. I especially like the anti-shake feature.

Cons: Poor design of battery compartment electrical contacts. See my comments above.

The Bottom Line: Buy this camera if you want a nice point-and-shoot digital camera.

Review: I really like the PowerShot A570IS. It's a big step up from the A80 I had before it. However, I've experienced the low-battery warning problem that has been mentioned multiple times on the 'Net.

The problem manifests itself when the camera...

Pros: Small, Light, AA batteries, Takes great pictures, Image Stabilization, Fast start up, Optical Viewfinder

Cons: The memory card is under the battery cover door which seems a bit fragile.

The Bottom Line: It's a great little camera that takes sharp pictures, uses AA batteries, starts up fast and has very good shutter lag. Several exposure options and an optical viewfinder too.

Review: We got the Canon PowerShot A570 IS last year to replace my old digital camera. The Image Stabilization is my favorite feature as my pictures come out sharp far more often. Battery life is decent, especially with Lithium AAs. Flash recharge time is...

Pros: Image stabilization, resolution, uses 2 AA batteries, size, features, image quality, easy to use

Cons: Slow flash recycle, noise at highest ISO settings, not cheap

The Bottom Line: If you need a compact, easy to use yet capable camera that produces excellent photos with print sizes of up 13x19 inches, has 4x optical zoom with optical...

Review: The Canon PowerShot A570 IS is a 7.1-Megapixel Canon camera with 4x optical zoom that uses two AA batteries and features optical image stabilization. It is a new model that improves on the previous models of the A5xx series by upping the resolution...

Pros: Image Stabilization, 7 megapixels, 4X optical zoom, and uses available anywhere AA batteries

Cons: Price, redeye, some corner softness and minor chromatic aberration (purple fringing), slow flash re-charge

The Bottom Line: The new Canon Powershot A570IS is Canon's OIS digicam value champ

Review: Canon's "A" series digicams have been number one in U.S. sales for the past five years because they consistently provide consumers with class leading features, super images, and amazing ease of use. Canon's "A" series digicams reliably offer more...