Canon PowerShot A1000 IS Digital Camera

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(4.20 out of 5) from 4 reviews

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Canon's A1000 IS is nothing special.

(3.00 out of 5) by chelledun on Jun 30, 2009

Pros: Easy to use, relatively affordable.
Cons: Not all that exciting or impressive, silly design of picture viewing/taking button.
The Bottom Line: I actually prefer prior models in this series.

I've had somewhat of a rough history with my Canon cameras, typically losing/breaking them on an ann ...
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Impressive and Easy to use

(5.00 out of 5) by mpeas on Apr 25, 2009

Pros: Easy to use, beautiful color pictures, definitely worth the $149, overall satisfaction: !!!!
Cons: Batteries run out after every 200 pics or so (rechargeables may last longer), no case
The Bottom Line: I would highly recommend this camera to anyone looking for an easy-to-use, high quality camera because it was a great investment for me.

The last camera I had was a Kodak Advantix, which I really liked. When it came time to replace it, I ...
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Alot of bang for the buck!

(5.00 out of 5) by ewashguy50 on Apr 13, 2009

Pros: For the money you can't beat this camera!
Cons: I haven't found anything yet.
The Bottom Line: For about $129 I don't think you can go wrong on this Canon. Only had it a couple of weeks and already love it.

The day I bought this little gem I was going to purchase the Canon A590, which was on a clearance an ...
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Canon Powershot A1000 IS is a bargain!

(4.00 out of 5) by tamlynedwards on Oct 18, 2008

Pros: Easy mode photo taking setting
Cons: a little bulkier than other cameras

I've been shopping for best camera for the best price and reading reviews and talking to salespeople ...
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Canon's smallest A-series camera yet!

(4.00 out of 5) by aloofyouth on Oct 13, 2008

Pros: Cheap, take AA batteries, good feature set including Image Stabilization, optical viewfinder, semi-compact.
Cons: Thick-fingered users will hate the new rocker switch.
The Bottom Line: This is an excellent daily-carry camera. High bang-for-the-buck ratio. It's easy enough for beginners with just enough features to placate experienced users.

Background: I've used Canon compact cameras since 2003 and shot film cameras by Nikon and other bran ...
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