
Easy to use
Comfortable to handle
Great price
Very few features
Introduction
The A810 is the low-end model in Canon’s 2012 PowerShot lineup. It’s a AA-powered camera, marketed as an “easy and fun” model with a 5x optical zoom and a 16-megapixel sensor. It replaces last year’s A800 and will sell for just $109 in black, silver, and red shades.
No, it won’t attract much attention or turn any heads, but as long as these cameras are coming out, we’ll be covering them. We spent a few (just a few) minutes with the A810 at CP+ 2012 in Japan to gather some initial impressions. Read on for more.
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Page 1
Product Tour
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Page 2
Handling
Thanks to a large, rounded grip, the A810 is surprisingly easy to handle. Read More... |
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Modes
Since it’s a low-end camera, it’s designed almost entirely for automatic shooting. Read More... |
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Controls
Some basic controls are available, but it’s best left up to the camera. Read More... |
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Hardware
Modest components throughout, but a notable upgrade from last year’s model. Read More... |
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Conclusion
Read our final conclusion of the Canon PowerShot A810. Read More... |
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Page 7
Photo Gallery
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Specs
See all the specs for the Canon PowerShot A810. Read More... |
Part 9
Comments
Read what people are saying about the Canon PowerShot A810. Add your comments... |
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