Customer Rating: 
Summary: wonderful experience
Comment: I'm sure there are newer versions that are even better that the A95 but I just had to sing its praises. I've had this camera fall on rocks and land in a river and it still works to this day. Now that is quality!
Customer Rating:
Summary: The Best Camera I Ever Owned!
Comment: I started with the classic Nikon FTN in 1969, and I swear this is absolutely the easiest and best to use camera that I've ever owned. I've abused the stuffings out of it, and it just keeps on ticking! There is an after market flash deflector you can find on ebay that is really handly in using the flash on close up shots without getting flash burn. You can spend $100s more and never be able to tell the difference if you aren't a professional. Love it!
Customer Rating:
Summary: great camera
Comment: I've had this cam for several months now and I'd buy a Canon power anything again. This cam is great and now its a lot less to buy one. Actually, you can find a better model for less than I paid cause the prices have really come down. Am glad I bought this one and have not even come close to using it to its potential. Go Canon...
Customer Rating:
Summary: Buena Camara
Comment: Buena camara, funciones muy buenas, lo único malo es el peso por las 4 pilas que utiliza
Customer Rating:
Summary: Flash stopped working
Comment: I bought this almost exactly 2 years ago, and I turned it on the other day and went to take a picture indoors that required a flash, and the flash would not work. It was set to automatic flash. Using the auto setting, I thought there used to be 3 flash settings (auto, forced flash and no flash), but now there were only 2. I took it outside on a sunny day and used the auto flash, and the flash went off outside! Something is messed up and it has the light and dark confused.
Thinking I hit something and changed a setting, I reset it to the factory defaults and it still doesn't work. It will probably be too expensive to get it fixed, and it's weird but I just upgraded to a Nikon D50. I must have known this camera was about to die.
Even when it worked, half the time pictures came out blurry. I either got fantastic crystal clear shots or blurry ones as if the auto focus missed. Maybe the camera was defective the entire time I had it. No more Canons for me.
Summary: wonderful experience
Comment: I'm sure there are newer versions that are even better that the A95 but I just had to sing its praises. I've had this camera fall on rocks and land in a river and it still works to this day. Now that is quality!
Customer Rating:
Summary: The Best Camera I Ever Owned!
Comment: I started with the classic Nikon FTN in 1969, and I swear this is absolutely the easiest and best to use camera that I've ever owned. I've abused the stuffings out of it, and it just keeps on ticking! There is an after market flash deflector you can find on ebay that is really handly in using the flash on close up shots without getting flash burn. You can spend $100s more and never be able to tell the difference if you aren't a professional. Love it!
Customer Rating:
Summary: great camera
Comment: I've had this cam for several months now and I'd buy a Canon power anything again. This cam is great and now its a lot less to buy one. Actually, you can find a better model for less than I paid cause the prices have really come down. Am glad I bought this one and have not even come close to using it to its potential. Go Canon...
Customer Rating:
Summary: Buena Camara
Comment: Buena camara, funciones muy buenas, lo único malo es el peso por las 4 pilas que utiliza
Customer Rating:
Summary: Flash stopped working
Comment: I bought this almost exactly 2 years ago, and I turned it on the other day and went to take a picture indoors that required a flash, and the flash would not work. It was set to automatic flash. Using the auto setting, I thought there used to be 3 flash settings (auto, forced flash and no flash), but now there were only 2. I took it outside on a sunny day and used the auto flash, and the flash went off outside! Something is messed up and it has the light and dark confused.
Thinking I hit something and changed a setting, I reset it to the factory defaults and it still doesn't work. It will probably be too expensive to get it fixed, and it's weird but I just upgraded to a Nikon D50. I must have known this camera was about to die.
Even when it worked, half the time pictures came out blurry. I either got fantastic crystal clear shots or blurry ones as if the auto focus missed. Maybe the camera was defective the entire time I had it. No more Canons for me.