Manufacturer's Description
Canon Powershot A460 Silver Digital Camera
The stylish PowerShot A460 offers the high-performance features and high-quality design that make great pictures possible even if this is your very first digital camera. Equipped with 5.0 Megapixels of resolution, a 4x Optical Zoom and many of Canon's most popular shooting features, this is a camera designed to make digital photography simple, fun and rewarding - from the moment you take it out of the box.
Product Specifications for
Canon Powershot A460 Silver Digital Camera
| Lens Features |
| Optical Zoom |
4 X |
| Lens Mount |
Fixed |
| Max Aperture |
2.8 1/f |
| Digital Zoom |
4 X |
| Camera Type |
Digital Compact |
| Reference |
| Warranty Information |
1 Year Limited Warranty |
| URL |
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelDetailAct&fcategoryid=145&modelid=14825 |
| Image Processor |
| Image Sensor |
CCD |
| Number of Image Sensor Pixels |
5300000 |
| Dimensions |
| Weight |
5.8 oz |
| Depth |
1.6 in |
| normalized-Weight |
5.8 |
| Width |
4.2 in |
| Height |
2.1 in |
| Other Features |
| Maximum Video Capture Resolution |
640 x 480 (VGA) |
| LCD Screen Size |
2 in |
| Flash |
Built-in Flash|Flash Cancel (Off)|Red-Eye Reduction|Slow Speed Sync |
| Interface Connection |
Audio - Out (Unspecified)|USB - Universal Serial Bus|Video - Out (Unspecified) |
| Storage |
| Removable Flash Memory Included |
16 MB |
| Memory Type |
MultiMedia Card (MMC)|SD Memory Card|SDHC Memory Card |
Most recent User Reviews for
Canon Powershot A460 Silver Digital Camera
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Reviewed by: ycc971
12-28-07
Duration of ownership:
60
Days
Strengths: Good image quality and cheap
Weaknesses:None.
Overall Evaluation: I bought this camera for my work needed. I don't need high image resolution, but need image quality and cheaper. This camera fits most of my requirements. I have tried other brand camera with just a little bit cheaper, but the image quality is very bad, too bright. Now, I own three Canon digital cameras (G3,SD800 and A460), all of them are good. When I need to upgrade my DSC, I will first consider "Canon" again. It has good image quality even at low-end product.
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Reviewed by: larry504
12-07-07
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: It seems to be well built. The camera has a multilingual menu and it is very user friendly.
Weaknesses:Slow flash recharge
Overall Evaluation: I bought this camera for my young daughter in France and she is able to use it with ease. She has sent some of her photos and they are grate - a combination of her abilities and the camera's features.
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Reviewed by: jmandry
08-28-07
Duration of ownership:
7
Days
Strengths: Fast Shutter SpeedExcellent Flash
Weaknesses:Flashless pictures a bit weak. Would prefer better aperture.
Overall Evaluation: Overall, an excellent camera. Much better than my old HP. The pictures are clear and the camera is simple as compared to others which have too many options. Will stick to Canon.
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Reviewed by: honda7909
08-24-07
Duration of ownership:
1
Years
Strengths: Zoom
Weaknesses:Not easy to shoot a movie
Overall Evaluation: After losing my first Powershot A460 that I had for a year, I didn't hesitate at all to order another one. I still haven't taken the time to learn how to shoot movies, or use a lot of the features the camera comes with, but it's nice that they're there. I like how it tells you how many pictures you have remaining on you memory card and the zoom is great too.
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Reviewed by: savy001
07-25-07
Duration of ownership:
7
Days
Strengths: 1. Takes very good pics.2. Shoots usable movies (640x480).3. Uses 2 AA batteries.4. good price.
Weaknesses:A little thick if nitpicking.
Overall Evaluation: Easy enough for the beginner. Decent amount of features for a cheap camera, including canon's Asic II processor. Takes good pictures right out of the box, with a little practice it takes great pictures. Battery life isn't too bad. Suggest buy 1GB SD card and get a pack of at least 4 rechargeable batteries with charger.
Review:
Canon PowerShot A460
This bargain-priced camera offers a solid body, a 4X zoom, and exposure compensation; but some images looked noisy.
Canon's PowerShot A460 has a sophisticated and durable look to it, yet it costs just $130 (as of 5/10/07). Though nicely designed, its boxy and chunky shape prevents it from being carried comfortably in a pocket. It will fit nicely into a small bag, however.
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