Canon PowerShot A70 Review
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RickL591's Review of Canon PowerShot A70
18th Dec 2003
Overall Rating
- Value for money

- Ease of Use

- Image Quality

- Features

Crisp LCD screen, easy to learn and use.
Bad Points
LCD screen scratches easily. Cannon should up the included CF card to a 32 MB minimum.
General Comments
I upgraded to this Canon PowerShot A 70 digital camera from a Powershot A40. I was never really impressed with the overall picture quality even set at it's best resolution. So after only two months, I have shipped it into Cannon repair and hopefully they can correct the "fuzzy" resolution problem.
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Geoff C
on 18th Feb 2004stevepearce
on 10th Nov 2004I have owned the A70 for nearly a year now (which kills me when I look at the prices they are at now). Anyway this camera is excellent for the price, weight and size. I use it twice a week every week for work, taking approx. 20 to 30 pictures a week. The quality is good enough to produce pictures of advert items (printed on the Canon 330 printer - a bit expensive but quick and easy and done in a flash - so to speak) - also on the www. so for that side the quality is not so important but needs to be good. I have always been a Nikon man until I borrowed an A70 - went straight out and bought it! Lovely little camera...
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Canon PowerShot A70 Review: 1. Introduction: Digital Photography
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IN-DEPTH review of the Canon Powershot A70 digital camera, with actual sample images, and a detailed data sheet. ... With a compact body similar in design to previous Canon PowerShot "A" models,
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Review: Canon Powershot A70 Digital Camera
Why I bought a Canon A70 ... In my mind, the main contenders were Fuji with their Finepix range, and Canon with their Powershot range.
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Canon Powershot A70 Digital Camera: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics &
The Canon Powershot A70 digital camera is a replacement for the popular PowerShot A40, offering scope for more creative digital photography with 10x zoom, a 3.2 megapixel CCD and optional...
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Megapixel.net Digital Camera News and Reviews
The Mode Dial has been expanded to 12 settings, much like the Canon S45. ... All the other controls of the PowerShot A70 are clustered to the right and below the 118,000 pixel, 1.5 inch LCD monitor,
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Canon PowerShot A70 Digital Compact Camera - Canon UK
The Canon PowerShot A70 is a compact, easy to use Digital Camera, designed to be carried everywhere, connect quickly and easily with printers and computers and to give good results in a range...
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I know someone with an A-40 (not an old car!) and it is an excellent 2MP camera. The A-70 gets highly recomended - but occasionally it looks soft on its image. For the most, however, it produces very pleasing results (I also know someone with an A-70) hopefully it was something Canon can rectify.