Canon PowerShot A560 Digital Camera

Pros: Price, LCD size, resolution, 2 AA batteries, size, features, image quality, easy to use

Cons: Slow flash recycle, noise at highest ISO settings

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

Review: It has been a good tradition that you can pick any Canon camera with no regrets. I do not like to generalize, but even their cheapest offerings provided consistent quality, ease of use, performance and good design. And with the prices getting ever lower ...

Pros: Price, optical viewfinder, big screen, fast shutter, face detection, easy to use

Cons: smallish buttons, flash controls not all in same place

The Bottom Line: Excelelnt camera for under $200. Use full automatic, or use some limited manual setting or nice pre-set scene modes. Face detection, in-camera red-eye removal make for nice feature additions.

Review: I purchased this camera as a gift for my dad, who has never used a digital camera before. So I’ll be writing this review from the standpoint of someone looking for a good gift. Some of the key factors were price, size, optical viewfinder and ...

Pros: durable, great quality photos, easy to upload

Cons: zooming in too much often results in graininess

The Bottom Line: A terrific digital camera for beginners and enthusiasts alike.

Review: Ever since my dad got a very fancy digital camera four years ago, I had found myself using my own film camera less and less. It's a perfectly nice camera, but on most occasions when I wanted to take a picture, I could just use Dad's camera instead, and ...

Pros: Optical Viewfinder, large display, 4x zoom, easy to use/handle, quality images, ready to go!

Cons: not pocket sized

The Bottom Line: If you want good photos, with ease of use and room for creativity, this is the camera for you!

Review: I debated for weeks over which camera to buy as my first digital camera. I had used them before, but never owned one. I actually had considered another brand altogether, but after all my research and visits to camera shops, I kept returning to the Canon ...

Pros: Great pics, great video, easy to use, computer friendly and easy uploads

Cons: delay when using flash, no volume when using camera to playback video

The Bottom Line: Great camera...I plan to buy one for my mom!

Review: I bought this camera because I needed to have a digital camera that would fit in my purse, diaper bag, or coat pocket. I have a larger camera, but it just isn't convenient to carry around. Since I was pregnant at the time, I wanted to get something ...

Pros: 1. Compact 2. No shutter-lag 3. Nice pictures

Cons: None that I can think of now!

Review: This camera is very nice. It is compact and takes great pictures. I like that it is small enough to fit into a pocket but not so small that there is no place for your hands to hold onto it. The shutter lag is practically non-existent when pre-focused. ...

Pros: Good and cheap, equals imagine stabilizer camera's

Cons: Battery door

Review: Great camera, very little blurry photos and camera shake, never had any problem, have tried imagine stabilizer canon powershot A570is, the A560 is better.You can set it not to camera shake quality similar to the is ...

Pros: good colour, high quality photos, good price

Cons: delay in next photo

The Bottom Line: Good camera, good price

Review: As well as having my Kodak Z650 which has a high zoom I really wanted a camera which was less bulky and able to take on nights out with me. A family friend had a Canon Powershot camera and they recommended it to me a lot, I took a few pictures on it and ...

Pros: Intuitive controls, easy to use, lots of features for the price

Cons: Lacking in manual focus, "tweener" size.

The Bottom Line: A good camera for those seeking ease of use and the ability to grow into more advanced features, but not pocket sized.

Review: The Canon a560 has much to commend it. Crisp large viewfinder, 7 megapixel capability, three modes of autofocus (including Canon's face recognition), multiple shooting modes, and fairly intuitive menu structure, takes standard or rechargable AA ...

Pros: Great pictures. Very light weight. 1 year warranty.

Cons: Battery Door.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this camera for price and picture quality.

Review: I got this camera yesterday, so I cannot comment on the battery life, however, set up was easy. I previously owned a Fuji FinPix which had to be repaired once and finally broke after 18 months with a bad sensor. Aside from that, it was a good camera. ...