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Canon PowerShot A570 IS

Canon PowerShot A570 IS

Price (MSRP): $280.00
Megapixel: 7.1
TYPE: Digital Compact

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Canon's 7.1-megapixel PowerShot A570IS is almost identical to the less expensive A560. The only difference is that, as the name implies, the A570IS has an optical image-stabilization system (plus, it's compatible with lens converters and Canon's WPDC12 underwater housing). Both cameras offer an f/2.6-5.5, 35mm-140mm (35mm equivalent) 4x zoom lens, an optical viewfinder and a 115,000-pixel, 2.5-inch LCD. Both cameras also use Canon's new DIGIC III image processor to enhance performance and image quality in both photo and video modes.

Both cameras feature a shutter-speed range of 1/2000 to 15 seconds, spot and center-weighted metering modes, and a drive mode that shoots at 1.7fps when a high-speed SD card is installed. They also capture smooth VGA-resolution video with sound and adjust exposure and white balance continuously during video capture to compensate for changing conditions, which is not a given in cameras that are not made primarily for video capture.


Slowest Shutter Speed 15
Fastest Shutter Speed 2000
Screen Size 2.5 in
Screen Resolution 115,000
Screen Type LCD and Optical
Maximum ISO 1600
Widest Focal Length 35 mm
Longest Focal Length 140 mm
Maximum Aperture f/2.6
Zoom 4
Video Resolution Up to 640x480
Video Frames per second 30
Battery 2 AA Batteries
Battery Life Approx. 400 shots
Width 3.5 in
Height 3.5 in
Depth 1.7 in
Weight 6.2 oz
Release Date March 2007

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