Nice design, easy to use Good photo quality 3X optical zoom on a...No movie mode No manual controls ...The PowerShot A10 and A20 are essentially the same cameras, so I'm reviewing them together...The major difference is that the A10 is...

Colors are bright and vibrant, with good saturation and accuracy, although the greens are just a little intense (even for springtime in Atlanta...The stark brightness of the bay window causes the area to glow a little (slight lens flare), but the A20 still manages to pick up fairly good detail here...The large amount of blue in the image often tricks digicams, but the A20's white...

Good resolution, fairly sharp images with better-than-most colour Virtually no chromatic aberrations White balance works well, individual presets..."Flat" images do require digital darkroom work (a contrast setting would have been useful) Average...The A20's internal flash is rated as being slightly more powerful than that found in the IXUS 300, it offers a...

This thing is TOUGH and it's rediculously simple to use and take good photos...No gimmics - just point and shoot for good photos...It's battery hungry, like most digitals, but we now have 3 sets of 1.8 Amp hour NiMH batteries, and they give good service...

Aside from that, very good Digicam...I wanted a point and shoot camera to take on vacation, that was convenient and takes good quality pix--for both digital use and to print snapshots...The cannon A20 Delivers! Effortless picture taking, sharp quality pix, good colors and a flash that doesn't wash you out...

On the hardware side everything is great: the battery life is good, the picture quality is good...Great images, comfortable design, good price, easy software/menus Battery life, add-ons expensive, small compactflash memory included (8M) My wife bought me this camera for Christmas and I really love it! I've summarized my feelings under each header here, but if you want technical specs, look here: http://www.powershot...