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The entry-level digital camera market is a competitive place. There are many models vying for your hard-earned cash, and little to really distinguish them. At this price point, you dont tend to get anything amazing and so you should focus on finding a...

Great colour capture, Low price tag, 4x zoom, Fast operation, Sturdy design...

Pictures perhaps not quite as sharp as they could have been The Final Word Another great compact camera from Canon, the PowerShot A550 wont compare to some more high-end units, but considering the price tag and the features on offer, its an excellent...

Another great compact camera from Canon, the PowerShot A550 wont compare to some more high-end units, but considering the price tag and the features on offer, its an excellent value-for-money product.
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Announced in January 2007, the Canon PowerShot A550 is a compact 7.1 megapixel digital camera with a 4x optical zoom lens, 2.0" (86,000 pixel) LCD screen and an optical viewfinder. The camera has the ability to take photos up to ISO 800...

Sharp screen shows the resulting photos with clarity. Good price Quick and responsive. Useful options in manual mode. Excellent quality images from ISO 80 to 200. Good battery life and theyre AA size. Optical Viewfinder.

Auto produces slightly overexposed photos. Highest ISO setting isnt necessarily useful. No panorama assist. AiAF not always reliable...

The Canon Powershot A550 7.1 megapixel digital camera with a 4x optical zoom lens and a 2" display is not especially exciting, but it does its job well in a very wide range of situations. The camera has a good range (ISO 80-800) of ISO settings. It ha...
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itreviews.com Updated: 2015-09-10 10:46:10
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excellent entry-level digital compact camera: Theres an old Canon PowerShot A20 sitting on the shelf here and its interesting to compare it with Canons spanking new PowerShot A550, the subject of this review. The physical design is similar, with viewfinde...
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Does Canons latest point and shoot perform?...

Compact, image quality as lower ISOs, responsive, easy to use, good metering and colour, above average lens...

Detail suffers from noise reduction processing, intrusive noise over ISO 400, flimsy plastic battery/memory card hatch...

Canon’s budget range of PowerShot models has been beefed up with the PowerShot A550, a compact and easy to use 7-megapixel model that has a great price and nice feature set...
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Cameras.co.uk Updated: 2015-09-10 10:46:10
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The Canon Powershot A550 sits at the lower end when it comes to pricing. When you take into account the fact that it offers seven megapixels and a four times optical zoom lens it is a relatively inexpensive model. Looking at the Powershot A550 it has a...
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Neocamera.com Updated: 2015-09-10 10:45:45
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The Canon Powershot A550 is very similar to previous Canon A-series except for its lack of manual controls. Otherwise, it retains all the aspects that made other A-series cameras so popular: good image quality, ergonomics and speed of operation. When...
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digitalcamerainfo.com Updated: 2015-09-10 10:46:10
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Introduced in January 2007 and released the following month, the Canon PowerShot A550 has design features reminiscent of past models but promises to be even easier to use. It has automatic modes and basic features meant to attract first-timers and shoo...

Good handling 4x optical zoom lens Excellent color reproduction $199 price tag Easy to use...

Poor resolution on small LCD Boring design No optical zoom in movies Noisy zoom lens Barrel distortion...

With a $199 price tag, amazing performance can’t be expected from the A550. It does, however, meet the basic requirements of an adequate digital camera. It can take a picture when you want, where you want, and how you want. It doesn’t have muc...
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Canon PowerShot A550 Overview by Al Gordonand Shawn BarnettReview Date: 04/17/07 The Canon PowerShot A550, introduced January 18, 2007, falls within the point-and-shoot category. While not as compact or stylish as the PowerShot ELPH cameras, the A550 r...

High resolution with excellent image quality 4x zoom lens is longer than most in the category and offers excellent coverage Very good exposure accuracy Easy-setting scene modes Custom white balance Better-than-average exposure accuracy Generally low di...

No manual control of aperture or shutter speed Slow flash recycle (10 seconds!) Non-articulating LCD makes it harder to take low level or above the crowd shots Limited override functions in AUTO and Scene modes No brightness adjustment for the LCD; som...

As weve come to expect from Canons A-series, the PowerShot A550 is a great little digicam. Fairly frill-free, the Canon A550 still takes great shots with its 7-megapixel sensor. It has a satisfying 4x zoom, and is quite easy to use. The A550s no-non...
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dcresource.com Updated: 2015-09-10 10:46:10
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The PowerShot A550 ($199) is one of the entry-level cameras Canons A-series. Replacing the PowerShot A530 from last year, the A550 adds a larger LCD (2.0" vs 1.8") and, naturally, more Megapixels. Other features on the camera include a 4X optica...
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The PowerShot A550, Canons new compact point-and-shoot camera, is a solid machine. It performs nimbly and produces pleasing picture quality. Still, there are a few areas where this shooter stumbles. The LCD is a little small and the price is a littl...

Produces sharp, clear shots. Great performance. Very little shutter lag. Has a glass viewfinder.

Recycle times were a little slow. Smallish LCD.

As an inexpensive point-and-shoot, the Canon PowerShot A550 isnt perfect, but it delivers quality shots and good performance...
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Digital cameras get better every 6 months. In 2002 I paid $5,000 for a Nikon D1H, which had fewer than half the pixels of this $199 point-and-shoot. This $199 A550 takes much sharper pictures! The Canon A550 is photographys best buy as of February 20...
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The PowerShot A550 is a very affordable 7.1 megapixel model with a 4x optical zoom lens and a 2.0-inch LCD screen. It features Canon’s DIGIC II image processor for crisp, vibrant images, responsive performance, and low power consumption. Replacing l...
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