Canon PowerShot A810 Review
January 25, 2013
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Matt Grayson
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#1 JS
Great vlue for the money!
2:58 pm - Friday, January 25, 2013
#2 Albin
I owned A1200 and broke it - the build flimsiness is a real issue. I don’t know why anyone would buy this model instead of A1300 or A1400 with an OVF. As you say, acceptable IQ, good color and excellent Canon button/menu system including “P” settings - can’t be beat for the price. The CHDK enhancement for these cameras is in beta I believe.
3:23 pm - Friday, January 25, 2013
#3 JS
“VALUE”
4:48 pm - Friday, January 25, 2013
#4 Gautam Narayanan Photography
looks like good value for money ! I have a few more expensive Canon cameras and lenses and they are always top quality.
9:58 am - Saturday, January 26, 2013
#5 Mad Hungarian
I really hope that Canon will stick to Japanese manufacturing and won’t sell out. This camera is a cheap Chinese joke with a Canon sticker.
10:59 pm - Saturday, January 26, 2013
#6 max
you can see from the video file that it doesn’t have optical zoom when you make a movie. It only has a bad digital zoom. It’s bad.
6:36 pm - Tuesday, March 5, 2013
#7 har
CANON A810 IMAGE QUALITY IS BAD, LIKE 2 MPIX PHONE CAMERA / 16 MPIX INTERPOLATED CAMERA
4:36 pm - Saturday, March 30, 2013
#8 paul
Not impressed.This camera is slow to detect non typical settings in macro or artificial
light and the button is harder to press or doesnt take a picture at all when it
beeps.Instant photography or action photos are not possible.My previous Sony had half the
Mp rating and had much sharper macro photos without the confusion.Grainy images are seen in
viewfinder.Although it was a recent purchase,Walmart and Staples dont even sell this model
anymore.Canon has gone downhill from when I owned and used the AE1 and Program for ages.
7:00 am - Sunday, April 14, 2013
#9 anon
@har, I have had 650D with kit lens, and believe me, if this camera is not worth that $80, than 650D more so (ISO sets only in 1 stop increments (!), also other “bonuses”). If you want good camera, than buy Olympus, Panasonic or Sony for >$1000.
9:06 am - Saturday, April 20, 2013
#10 muhammet
@har, are you sure you know photography?
3:54 pm - Monday, May 13, 2013
#11 nishan
friends,
DONT PURCHASE CANON 810 POWERSHOT CAMERA…IT IS SIMPLY WASTING OF MONEY…VERY BAD CAMERA..WORST AND WASTE ONE AVAILABLE IN THE MARKET…
10:45 pm - Wednesday, May 22, 2013