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By: dkozin,
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Feb 19, 2008
Pros: Sharp photos, easy to use, high resolution, 6x optical stabilized zoom, features, AA batteries
Cons: Moderate chromatic aberration, uses 4 AA batteries
Bottom Line: I like the A650 IS a lot. I am pleased with its resolution, sharp optics, zoom and image stabilization, features and performance. I highly recommended...
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By: Howard_Creech,
in Electronics
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Sep 26, 2007
Pros: 12 megapixels, 6X zoom, Image Stabilization, full manual controls, and available anywhere AA batteries
Cons: chromatic aberration (purple fringing), no neck strap and high noise levels at ISO 800/1600
Bottom Line: The A650 IS is a bit sluggish in the performance department, but overall it is a worthy successor to the A640
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By: Bradman,
Nov 1, 2007
Pros: Lots of pixels, nice feel
Cons: A bit slow and a bit bulky
Bottom Line: Good camera with lots of pixels, good zoom, flexible screen, can be a bit slow
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By: danslam,
Dec 4, 2007
Pros: Tilt view screen.
12 Meg (available)
Uses Compact Flash cards
Cons: Canon Consumer Service Center
Poor design/ergonomics
Heavy
Limited quality inspite of 12megs
Bottom Line: Other, much better picture quality and customer service available elsewhere. Start looking by going to http://www.dpreview.com/ and looking at their "Highly Recommended" cameras.
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