Typical price: £360
What is it: Compact 8-megapixel digicam with 64mm LCD
What we think: Apart form a few minor quibbles, Canon's new flagship S-series model stands out in its class
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 7 November 2005
Tags: Canon, Canon PowerShot S80, LCD, scrollwheel, shutter lag
We like:
Great image quality; snappy performance; sturdy and attractive
We don't like:
Vignetting at widest angle; slowish lens; no uncompressed or raw-file support; jaggies and audio noise in movie mode
CNET UK judgement:
Aside from one or two very minor lens shortcomings, Canon's new flagship S-series model stands out in its class
Full review:
Canon's latest PowerShot S-series flagship, the 8-megapixel PowerShot S80, stands out just about every way you look at it. It's a fun little camera that packs a wallop in terms of features, performance and photo quality. Its automatic-exposure modes and intelligent processing will impress casual shooters who want good images without much fuss. Its manual controls and advanced features will provide enjoyment for fiddling amateurs. And its big 64mm (2.5-inch) LCD, elegant good looks and excellent build quality will please any shooter. Continue Reading...
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