Express Review posted for Canon A2000 IS!
By
Zig Weidelich, The Imaging Resource
(Friday, December 19, 2008 - 19:43 EST)
The Canon A2000 IS generally does a good job upholding the strong tradition of Canon's A-series cameras.
Its 6x zoom lens shows very good optical quality, and its 10-megapixel sensor delivers plenty of detail at low ISOs. It does pretty well at high ISOs as well, as you can make 8x10 inch prints from its output up to about ISO 800, and ISO 1,600 images are usable at 4x6 inches. Important for family photography, the Canon A2000 IS also handles household incandescent lighting unusually well, producing very nice-looking images. The A2000 uses AA batteries, something many users look for in a camera, figuring they'll never be far from finding replacements when needed.
Really, the Canon A2000IS has only a single defect, a slow flash recycle time. Still, there's no arguing with the high image quality, and the Canon A2000's ISO 800 setting ought to allow you to get good shots without a flash, making the Canon A2000 a Dave's Pick.
Click here to see our Express Review of the Canon PowerShot A2000 IS!
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