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By: dkozin,
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Oct 4, 2005
Pros: Low price, sharp photos, features and manual control, well-built, uses cheap CF media, wide angle
Cons: Noise at ISO 400, chromatic aberration at wide angle
Bottom Line: The Canon PowerShot S60 is an excellent camera with wide range of features and flexibility. Its wide-angle capability and...
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By: lawman67,
Jul 30, 2004
Pros: True wideangle 28mm lens, improved ergonomics, fantastic image quality
Cons: No hot shoe, slow lens
Bottom Line: If you can only have one digital camera, this is the one to have. Advanced features and compact size, without any penalty in image quality.
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By: vmili55,
Oct 27, 2005
Pros: Good deal for a competent camera
Optical zoom
Cons: Could get better battery power
Can be hard to read
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By: oo7star,
Feb 22, 2008
Pros: Crisp , clear pictures ,great customer service
Cons: would have been nicer if it were as sleek as sony T70
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By: stryke_out,
Oct 23, 2004
Pros: Great quality, ease of use, and battery life.
Cons: When camera shuts off automatically it goes back to default setting. BAD FOR UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY!
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By: Howard_Creech,
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Jul 11, 2004
Pros: Compact size, 5 megapixels, ease of use, and lots of creative photography options
Cons: Squinty optical viewfinder, image noise unacceptable at highest ISO setting
Bottom Line: The S60 provides most of the creative photography options of the superb G5 and much of the convenience and ease of use of the S500
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By: mrs-j,
Dec 9, 2004
Pros: Small, portable, packed with features, Canon quality.
Cons: AutoFocus is frustratingly flaky sometimes.
Bottom Line: The PowerShot S60 is perfect for people who want a lot of flexibility in a small, portable package.
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By: doug2705eads,
May 11, 2005
Pros: Canon quality, and many professional settings and features.
Cons: Again the complex sliding door of troubles are afoot!
Bottom Line: I feel this is a solid choice due to the lens range, and the quality of results is very good.
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By: tcchou71,
May 28, 2005
Pros: Wide angle. Optical viewfinder. Superb image quality. Sensor is 20% larger than most digicams.
Cons: Slow start up, zoom, focus, and playback. Short battery life. ISO hard to set manually.
Bottom Line: Ergonomically annoying, slow, and does not gain up the ISO in low light. But once you get the shot, photo quality is superb.
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By: bkung,
Sep 11, 2004
Pros: 640x400 video, super high quality pictures, wide-angle lens, and ability to manually focus.
Cons: 30 seconds for high quality video, poor night time pictures, and focusing is slow.
Bottom Line: Highly recommended for people wanting to take scenic pictures and general snapshots. Not too good at distant night time pictures.
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