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Bytesector Reviews Canon PowerShot Pro1
Bytesector have reviewed the 8 megapixel Canon PowerShot Pro1, which was announced by Canon just before the start of the PMA 2004 trade show.
“It is by far the best camera I have come across. The image quality is realistic, the functions are easy to use, the design is appealing and the overall performance is satisfactory. This is one of the very few cameras I have the least complaints about. The only other grudge I have is that I cannot simply plug in the camera to a USB cable and use it as a storage device. Instead, I have to go through Canon’s provided software to transfer images. A minor downside for me, but it may not concern many consumers.”
Website: Bytesector - Canon PowerShot Pro1 Review
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#1 Rafa Torcida
I´m sorry but saying that this camera is great because of the remote control and the 64Mb card included is just stupid!. This review is nonsense, it doesn´t review sensor quality, lense quality, speed,.....
Nobody thinking of buying a digital camera should consider this opinion as a valid one in order to select or reject this camera. Instead, go to Phil Askey´s review in dpreview.com. (Also visit megapixel.net review, much more serious and photographer oriented!).
4:49 pm - Wednesday, May 26, 2004