Monday, August 16, 2004
Review Of Canon PowerShot Pro1
Posted by Suhit Gupta in "ARTICLE" @ 07:00 PM
"Currently, the Pro1 tops Canon’s PowerShot line-up of digital cameras and unsurprisingly anyone who’s used one of the company’s cameras before will immediately feel at ease with its menu layout and operation. As a user of both the Powershot G1 and EOS 10D I can certainly vouch for that. However, I have to admit that I have always been a little undecided with the true merits of a prosumer camera. I say that because with the ever tumbling price of digital SLRs, prosumer cameras, in my opinion, are starting to look a little over priced – and that’s before you factor in the generally superior image quality you’ll get from an SLR coupled with a decent lens."
The review concludes by saying that it likes this camera; however, it does also point out some of the problems with ISO sensitivity, chromatic aberrations, and a degree of vignetting plus the sluggish electronic zoom ring. Read the review as it compares this prosumer camera to a digital SLR and gives opinions on which one to buy.
The review concludes by saying that it likes this camera; however, it does also point out some of the problems with ISO sensitivity, chromatic aberrations, and a degree of vignetting plus the sluggish electronic zoom ring. Read the review as it compares this prosumer camera to a digital SLR and gives opinions on which one to buy.
