Canon PowerShot A570 IS Digital Camera

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

Review: 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

The Bottom Line: I loved the Canon PowerShot, so bought one for mom, so she'd move into the digital age.

Review: 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

The Bottom Line: I'm happy with this camera and think I will be for a long time to come.

Review: 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: 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.

The Bottom Line: This camera is hard to beat, what little it lacks is overwhelmed by wonderful design & ease of use at an affordable price.

Review: 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: Optical Image stabilization a real selling point. Easy to obtain batteries- SD cards are cheap.

Cons: A little bulky for a pocket, and there is "noise" with ISO settings above 400.

The Bottom Line: I recommend it primarily for the optical image stabilization, but also for ease-of-use and the ready availability of AA batteries in an emergency.

Review: This camera is perfect for the quick,candid shot to record those family moments that only happen once. Zoom optical viewer as well as a vibrant LCD. Off-the-shelf AA batteries are easily obtainable and you can use rechargeable NiMH or NiCads. Using ...

Pros: Compact. Basic features easy to use. So far has stood by the Canon name.

Cons: Instruction manual a little hard to follow. Average battery life.

The Bottom Line: For the quality of prints that I have obtained with this camera I would not hesitate to buy again. I am very pleased with this purchase.

Review: I have been a Pentax user for years with my 35mm SLR, then came digital. I started out with a 3 megapixel and once I got the hang of digital vs. film I was hooked. As with any product they improve so quickly you keep wanting more. So on advice of a ...

Pros: Image stabilization is GREAT! Quality is superb!

Cons: Could come with a bigger memory card.

The Bottom Line: I love this camera for it's excellent quality, low shutter-lag, and image stabilization technology.

Review: I had a Kodak Z700 for a few years until it decided to become unreliable (a very bad thing for a digital camera!). For Christmas, my husband bought me the Canon A570 IS (from my wish list). I am so excited about the quality of the photos! My ...

Pros: Excellent image quality, OIS, full manual and auto modes

Cons: Low-res LCD screen, SD slot placement, slow flash recharge

The Bottom Line: This camera is easy to use for beginners, but offers enough features to grow into. For the price, it can't be beat in its class.

Review: I needed to move up to a digital camera and was reviewing my choices. I figured I'd go with Canon since I'd been using their point-and-shoots for years without disappointment. I narrowed it down to the A570IS. The camera offered a whole host of manual ...

Pros: Easy to use, Many features

Cons: Video quality not the greatest

The Bottom Line: This is a great camera at a good price for the beginner and the professional.

Review: I have a Canon Powershot A570 and I think it is the best digital camera available in its price range. I admit that I am not a very technical person, so this review might not have all the technical terms you might usually find in a camera review. But if ...

Pros: Picture Quality, Scene Modes, Value, 4X zoom

Cons: Slow recovery time, a bit clunkier than other compact cameras

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for an affordable, easy to operate camera, with great photo quality this is a good buy.

Review: I purchased the Canon A570 to take with me overseas this summer. I did some homework beforehand, and decided it was the best deal for the money. I have been pleasantly surprised with the camera. I have snapped hundreds of photos so far, and am getting ...