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Canon PowerShot A710 IS review
- 02-03-2007
Aside from being the first Canon A-series camera to have a built-in stabilizer, the PowerShot A-710 IS has the same design lines as the A700, but with the addition of a grey plastic section on the grip, and a dark silver body finish. Only the front surface of the camera is metal-clad, the rest being made of a slightly lighter colour silver plastic. Four controls are grouped on the top right of the A710 IS. First is the On/Off button, which lights up in green at the centre when the camera is On. Second is the Mode Dial, which is typical of many Canon cameras, divided into two groups of programs, one called the Creative zone, and another called the Image zone. Read the whole review here