Canon A530

Pros: intuitive, fast and takes great pics

Cons: none so far

Review: I bought an A530 after enduring many years of "2 seconds too late " photos with my cheap Kodak easy share.

I'm not knowledgeable about cameras and cannot comment about the intricate details and functions. What I know is that this camera is...

Pros: good picture quality. easy to take pictures.

Cons: goes through batteries fast

Review: I got a canon Power Shot A530 for a gift From My husband. I like the camera a lot but it seems to go through batteries fast. My mother who is not good at working with new electronics has been able to use this camera easily. i have not been able to...

Pros: 5.0 Mega Pixels, simple interface, good ergonomics

Cons: Battery/memory cover awkward, camera is bulkier than some, occasional long delay between shots

Review: Things I liked:
- Really beautiful shots
- Nice grip on the camera allows for confident, steady shots
- Decent sized LCD screen
- Low light focus assist lamp. My $400 Kodak camera doesn't even have this feature and it shows....

Pros: Much like the A520 that has been good to us the last couple of years.

Cons: A bit larger body camera and small LED than other comparably priced cameras.

The Bottom Line: For the sake of comfort and familiarity my wife upgraded from an A520 to the A530. They are much the same with a couple of improvements.

Review: My wife and I purchased a Canon PowerShot A520 Digital Camera for her the spring before last. She was quite happy with the camera but she needed another because she wants to use the Power Shot A520 exclusively with the camera club she runs at...

Pros: They support their warranty, has good battery life, and plenty of features.

Cons: Whatever went wrong that made me use the warranty(but it was probably something I did).

Review: I recieved a Canon Powershot A530 for my birthday/hs graduation. I didn't know much about digital cameras at the time, but I read about them once I got it and this one is great. 5 megapixels is plenty, and good optical zoom. Only uses 2 AA batteries...

Pros: Ease of use.robust and light weight.connectivity to any printer.ideally aimed at the novice photographer.

Cons: CD-Rom cannot be used with Windows Vista.

Review: An excellent, well built camera.Which has excellent lightweight,ease of use features and is simple and easy to use.This camera is ideal for the beginner as well as for the medium user.

Pros: Big bang for the buck.

Cons: Energy hog.

The Bottom Line: Takes great pictures, easy to use and great customer service.

Review: I have had this camera for over a year now and besides burning through AAs batteries like mad, even the NiMH ones, this camera is great. The recycle time between shots could be shorter, but that's no biggie. I have taken this camera everywhere and...

Pros: light weight and takes good pictures

Cons: Action pictures come out blurry most of the time

Review: Very nice camera. Light weight and easy to use once you read the manual. Also very east to hook up to your computer and download your pictures.

Pros: easy to use, beta setting, quality of pictures, good hand feel

Cons: 16 MB memory card, LCD screen, DO NOT DROP!

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this camera. Expect to get good quality photos. DO NOT DROP!

Review: use my digital camera on a daily basis and it goes with me where ever I go. I bought a PowerShot A530 Digital Camera in May, 2006.

Reasons for buying: I wanted to upgrade from my 2.0 mega pixel FinePix digital camera. After...

Pros: photo quality, casual-video quality, battery life with the rechargable batteries, viewfinder and easy of use

Cons: slow/lags; bulky/heavy; video mode's only good for very casual lower quality videos

The Bottom Line: Good functional camera, lags quite a bit and is very bulky, but it takes photos just like it is meant to do.

Review: This was my first digital camera purchase.

I really wanted two things in my digital camera: AA battery operated, and a viewfinder.

This camera had both of those, and it was on sale.

It is incredibly easy to use, I like...