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Canon PowerShot A710 IS

Canon PowerShot A710 IS

Price (MSRP): $400.00
Megapixel: 7.1
TYPE: Digital Compact


As the name implies, the PowerShot A710 IS uses a lens shift-type Image Stabilizer (IS) system to detect and correct slight camera shakes that can cause image blur. Minute vibration gyros detect lens tilting caused by hand shake. These signals--up to 4,000 per second--are processed by a single-chip IS controller, which discriminates between hand shake and intentional camera movements. The 7.1 megapixel PowerShot A710 IS has 6x zoom, an extensive range of shooting modes, full manual control, VGA quality movie recording, ISO 800 shooting, a slew of photo effects, and a 2.5-inch LCD screen. Overall, we feel that image quality for the A710 IS is quite good for the $399.99 estimated street price.


Slowest Shutter Speed 15
Fastest Shutter Speed 2000
Screen Size 2.5 in
Screen Resolution 115,000
Screen Type LCD
Maximum ISO 800
Widest Focal Length 6 mm
Longest Focal Length 35 mm
Maximum Aperture f/2.8
Zoom 6
Video Resolution Up to 640x480
Video Frames per second 30
Media Type Compact Flash
Battery 2 AA-size Alkaline Battery
Battery Life Approx. 360 shots
Width 3.84 in
Height 2.62 in
Depth 1.62 in
Weight 7.41 oz
Release Date October 2006

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Overall quality
6
Ease of use
7
Fit and finish
10
Click-to-click speed
8
Display quality
9
Flash quality
4
Image quality
4
Overall value
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