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Follow on Google News | Now on Sale for only $109 Canon PowerShot A3000IS 10 MP Digital Camera! Don't miss this offer !Today I am going to talk about the Canon PowerShot A3000IS?" you might say? Since the powershot 210 IS Canon has married a high sensitivity system with its Digic 4 processor.
By: james stuart Buy Now Canon PowerShot A3000IS at: http://www.amazon.com/ First I'm going to share on the photographic quality. Where as its predecessor has more megapixels (the 210 has 14 compared to the 230's 12) the 230 makes up for it with its' night time photo capability as well and still takes an awesome photo. I won't say that the night time photo capabilities are perfect by any means, I had still got some grainy images in a couple indoor settings, however I have seen a marked improvement over the vast number of cameras I have used and have photos so you can judge for yourself. Video is another one of those awesome things that has been improved. The Powershot SX230 HS has records in 1080P high definition, where as the 210 IS records in 720P. I only had the opportunity to shoot in little short clips with the 230 but found its video quality to be quite exceptional. It was able to catch small detail up close and vibrant colors much in the same way that the photo functions did. I found the array of features to be quite enjoyable. It truly pushed the limits of what I could normally do. If you happen to check out my page you will notice a number of fish eye photos which is something I normally don't do and and the other effects truly are amazing. I really enjoyed the "smart shutter" (an option that allows the camera to take the photo when it detects a smile) but didn't like how it worked in a group of people. It seems like it would lock in on one or maybe two people and then then take the photo, this would usually happen before everyone was ready to have their photo taken. So when it come to using that option I would leave that to maybe taking a photo of an unpredictable small child. As far as things I didn't like, the list is really short. If you have done any research on this camera you are going to find one of the most common complaints is the flash placement. Once again, like my colleagues who have reported on this, I must also say that the flash (placed on the left side of the camera) is in a natural place for my finger to lay. This was annoying at first but eventually I learned to adapt by either firmly placing my finger over it so it wouldn't pop up, or get my finger out of the way if I was going to use it when I turned on the camera. Fortunately, you can open and close it manually which is a plus. Something I haven't gotten used to though is the small battery. By small I mean it doesn't last long with prolonged use. Fortunately this camera quickly turns on with all of its options but if you are going to use it for a prolonged period of time then I would recommend that you have an extra battery available. The GPS is a nice feature but once again if put in GPS log mode it will burn through your battery, also I had to go through more options than I'd like for having to toggle it on and off. I know I spent quite a while on the cons, but I would still recommend this camera for anyone! The photo and video quality are superb and although I did have a grainy look to some of my photos this is to be expected with an aperture that is as open as it was. Overall this is an excellent camera and you won't be disappointed by its performance. # # # I know I spent quite a while on the cons, but I would still recommend this camera for anyone! The photo and video quality are superb and although I did have a grainy look to some of my photos this is to be expected with an aperture that is as open as it was. Overall this is an excellent camera and you won't be disappointed by its performance. End
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