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Trusted Reviews Reviews Canon PowerShot Pro1
Trusted Reviews have reviewed the 8 megapixel Canon PowerShot Pro1, which was announced by Canon just before the start of the PMA 2004 trade show back in February.
“As it stands the Pro1 is a well made compact digital camera offering plenty of features for both the novice and keen amateur. However, there are some slight niggles concerning ISO sensitivity, chromatic aberrations, and a degree of vignetting. I wasn’t overly keen on the sluggish electronic zoom ring either. That said, leave the Pro1 on ISO 50, and stop down the aperture a little, and it’s likely you’ll get some good results. As a Canon PowerShot G1 user I also liked the Pro1’s familiar operation and of course the flip screen. However, if you’re a keen photographer go for the Canon EOS 300D instead.”
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#1 fredyr
What a rediculous comparison. The 300D hasn't got a movie mode, nor the rotating LCD, nor the L lens which weigh so little etc etc. Comparing apples and oranges is not the way to go but having both cameras is if one can manage the money both.
8:04 pm - Monday, October 11, 2004