Bdigitalcamera has published a review of the 6 megapixel Canon PowerShot A700 and here are their findings -

“Overall this is a pretty decent camera. If you don’t mind the long wait after taking a flash picture or the cheap feel to it, then it really does have some great features. The 6x optical zoom, the video mode, and the 2.5 inch LCD are all absolutely wonderful. It seems to get in focus really quickly as I never had one problem with the focus taking a while to pick up. It has 20 different shooting modes including portrait, landscape, night scene, snow, indoor, among others. It does take AA batteries as opposed to a rechargable battery pack, so keep that in consideration.”

[Read Our Canon PowerShot A700 Review Roundup & View Sample Pictures]

There was no onboard storage, and the memory that came with the A700 was a 16 MB SD card, so count on dishing out some more money for a card that can hold more than 6 or 7 full resolution pictures. I recommend getting a high speed memory card if you’re interested in using the continuous shooting mode and the movie mode, as it will really open up the camera for you and make it feel just a bit more responsive.

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