Canon SD200 versus A520...which one is better if they're both the same price?
Won't be taking anything bigger than 8X10.
TIA,
Mike
Won't be taking anything bigger than 8X10.
TIA,
Mike
Second, the A520 is based on a legacy technology, versus the current generation technology with the SD200. The sensor used in the A520 is of the Digic I sensor, versus the Digic II in the SD200. Based upon the reviews, the models equipped with a Digic II processor have little or no shutter lag at all.quote:
Unfortunately, the A520 was a little lethargic in single-frame mode when using flash. When powered off, it took 3.7 seconds to awaken before we could snap off our first picture, and it provided shot-to-shot times of 2.5 seconds without the speedlight. The average 7-second wait between flash exposures seemed much longer, however, and sometimes stretched to 10 seconds or more when we shot several consecutive flash shots.
Canon touts this camera's zoom-flash mode, which changes the flash angle to match the zoom setting. Even so, flash range is no more than 11 feet at the wide-angle setting and about 7 feet when using the telephoto (ISO unspecified)--about the same as other cameras in this class. Flash coverage was even, and exposures were good, however, and you can adjust the output from one-third to full power. The red-eye-prevention feature didn't do a lot to prevent red eyes, though.
The 1.8-inch LCD washes out under direct illumination and displays the usual ghosting during camera or subject movement. The optical viewfinder gives you a reasonably big, bright perspective. It represents an acceptable alternative for everyday viewing, except when you're shooting close-ups, as it suffers from parallax problems that make composition difficult.
Just bought 2 512mb SD Kingston with lifetime warrenty for $18 each.quote:
Also, if you guys know of any good deals on high speed 512MB and larger SD cards, please do share.
Your talking to someone who has almost 400 quarts of oil in his family stash!quote:
But, do you really need 10GB for your 5MP digital camera?
This is the main reason why I sold my wife camera which worked great and took excellent photos for the A610. The Digic II is TONS faster. Turns on NOW and very little lag.quote:
Based upon the reviews, the models equipped with a Digic II processor have little or no shutter lag at all.
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how dependable is ebay for batteries?
$36.99 for 1 gig SD cardquote:
Also, if you guys know of any good deals on high speed 512MB and larger SD cards, please do share.