Pros
- Easy to use, even for extreme novices
- Excellent optical image stabilization
Cons
- Size is a bit too big
- Plastic body and handgrip get slippery
Bottom Line
For a beginners' camera, the PowerShot A590IS has nice image quality and superb stabilization.
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