camillozzo
22-10-2003, 17:40
http://www.steves-digicams.com/2003_reviews/a80.html
E questo è il commento finale:
At a street price of under $400 at the time of this review (October, 2003), Canon's PowerShot A80 is an excellent value for those wanting an easy to use, fully featured yet compact four-megapixel camera. Beginners can just turn it on, frame the shot, press the button and capture the shot. When you feel the urge just turn the Mode Dial and take as much control of the image capturing process as you want. And if you ever outgrow its capabilities, Canon offers accessories ranging from an underwater housing to auxilliary wide angle, telephoto, and close-up lenses. If you're looking for an all-around family digicam capable of producing high-quality images that can be printed at 11x14 or larger, be sure to include the Canon PowerShot A80 on your short list.
E questo è il commento finale:
At a street price of under $400 at the time of this review (October, 2003), Canon's PowerShot A80 is an excellent value for those wanting an easy to use, fully featured yet compact four-megapixel camera. Beginners can just turn it on, frame the shot, press the button and capture the shot. When you feel the urge just turn the Mode Dial and take as much control of the image capturing process as you want. And if you ever outgrow its capabilities, Canon offers accessories ranging from an underwater housing to auxilliary wide angle, telephoto, and close-up lenses. If you're looking for an all-around family digicam capable of producing high-quality images that can be printed at 11x14 or larger, be sure to include the Canon PowerShot A80 on your short list.