Canon PowerShot A570 IS Digital Camera

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

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 ...

Pros: Pretty decent pictures, easy to use, medium weight.
Cons: Struggles with low light settings, fancy features don't seem to do much.

Mr_chelledun and I are veteran Canon camera purchasers, so although the last model died a bit sooner than we would have liked (probably repeatedly dropping it didn’t help), we still eagerly signed on for Canon digital camera number four with the ...

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 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 and ...

Pros: easy to use, takes great photos, small, image stabilization
Cons: none for this type digital camera and price range

I bought the Canon PowerShot A570 to replace a great HP point and shoot digital camera that I’d flat worn out. I take photos almost daily for web publication and for the school newspaper. Seriously, I don’t go anywhere without a digital camera ...

Pros: Simple camera that takes great pictures while using AA batteries
Cons: Flash recharge slow

Having finally decided that digital cameras aren't just some passing fad (okay, so maybe it had more to do with other things being a higher priority like a computer I could download the pictures to), I recently bought my first digital camera. There were ...

Pros: DIGIC III, 4x optical, uses AA batteries, manual control, small size for features, bang-for-buck
Cons: Image quality slightly worse than SD800, Canon's movie mode files too bulky

Ughhh.... digital camera turnover remains ridiculous. About every 6 months, just about every camera company completely revamps its model lineup. Canon has pretty much revamped its entire lineup even though most of the cameras weren't even a year old! ...

Pros: Image stabilization, simple photo options, good picture quality
Cons: Short battery life, on the bulky side

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: Great value for money, everything you need, supremely well designed & laid out.
Cons: Noisy CCD at high ASA settings, so-so flash, no battery markings.

As far as I can see Canon can do no wrong when it comes to easy to use digital cameras & my latest purchase, the A570IS (replacing my worn out Canon A80), is a case in point. Others may have the edge in one or two areas but when it comes down to overall ...

Pros: • Image Stabilization • Manual Controls • Many Custom Controls • Ergonomics • Speed
Cons: • Not Pocketable • Poor Movie Compression • No Image Cropping • Grainy LCD

On 12-28-07, online retailer Amazon.com named the Canon Powershot A570 IS its best-selling electronics product of the year in its "Best of 2007" list. In recognition of this honor, I bring you my review of the Canon Powershot A570 IS. ...

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.

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 durable ...

Pros: cost, pixels, picture quality
Cons: bulky, shutter problems, takes AA batteries

I have had this camera for over a year now. Although it takes great pictures, buyers beware it does have issues with the shutter opening and closing while turning the device on and off. Despite this problem, the camera is very easy to operate, takes ...

Pros: Versatile and feature rich. Strong video modes. Quality feel. Includes a viewfinder.
Cons: Zooming blurs video. Poor color balance on pics in "auto" mode.

I wanted a camera/camcorder all in one. I first thought I'd buy a camcorder that took stills, but quickly realized to get halfway decent pictures, you need an HD camcorder ($1000). So, then I went the "camera that takes video" route and settled in on ...

Pros: Extremely good image stabilization using lens shift technology
Cons: Flimsy plastic window in front of LCD screen

Here's my review of the Canon Power Shot A570IS 7 megapixel 4X optical zoom digital camera. This camera uses Cannon's latest third-generation Digic III processor that is designed to be more power thrifty and faster speed. The content of this camera Kit ...

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.

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: Compatable, Low Price, GREAT FOCUS, long lasting battery use
Cons: Focus is not the same as pro, and zoom is not amazing

Cannon cameras are Amazing, i would not use any other camera, the camera detects about 5 faces and the focus works 95% of the time, here i am comparing this camera to a professional camera: CANNON PRO Focus: ...