Full Review posted for Canon PowerShot A560
By
Shawn Barnett
(Friday, June 15, 2007 - 07:48 EDT)
The Canon A560 is another great little camera from Canon.
While classed and priced as an entry-level camera, the A560 takes great, high-resolution shots, has a nice 4x zoom lens, and is quite easy to use. The user interface is clean and uncluttered, the combination of no-nonsense mode dial and simple Function menu making it easy to get to the functions you'll use most frequently. There's also a very good movie mode for collecting "video snapshots" at quality levels as high as 640x480 pixels and 30 frames/second.
The biggest plus the Canon A560 boasts over its little brother the A550, though, is its Face-Detection autofocus system, a very handy feature when photographing people, and one that worked very well in our use of the camera. To those of us who've been dealing with digital cameras for a while, it's amazing that an under-$200 entry level camera can capture enough detail to make beautiful 13 x 19 inch prints (let alone with all the 560's other features as well), but that's exactly what the Canon A560 does.
This is a great little all-around camera, at a great price, an easy Dave's Pick as one of the best cameras on the market in its price range. Read our Canon A560 review for all the details!
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