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Canon PowerShot A560 Digital Camera

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The PowerShot A560 frees you to capture your precious moments as unforgettable images. Loaded with easy-to-use Canon features, the A560 is made for those who don't want complexity to get in the way of their creativity. A high-quality camera you'll be proud to own, the A560 has a 7.1 Megapixel CCD, 4x Optical Zoom Lens, DIGIC III Image Processor with Face Detection Technology and many other impressive features. It's a camera that let's you do more, more easily. Minimize

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Family Line	Canon PowerShot
Image Sensor Type	CCD
Resolution	7.4 Megapixel
Optical Zoom	4x
Camera Type	Standard Point and Shoot

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Canon disappoints on this model

by jwanders, Oct 28, 2008

Pros: Compact, easy to use, large LCD display, uses standard AA batteries, power efficient.

Cons: Lackluster image quality, long flash recycle time, LCD scratches easily, SD card hard to access.

Review: All in all this is a fair quality camera, but I feel like it's a big step backward from the older 3MP Canon PowerShot I had previously. This camera has 7MP resolution, but the pictures lack the color and brilliance of the older camera and the extra ...

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Go Digital With the Canon PowerShot A560 Camera

by bilbopooh, Jul 9, 2008

Pros: durable, great quality photos, easy to upload

Cons: zooming in too much often results in graininess

The Bottom Line: A terrific digital camera for beginners and enthusiasts alike.

Review: Ever since my dad got a very fancy digital camera four years ago, I had found myself using my own film camera less and less. It's a perfectly nice camera, but on most occasions when I wanted to take a picture, I could just use Dad's camera instead, and ...

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