Canon PowerShot A810 16MP Camera (Black)

If you are a beginner in photography or have a tight budget to buy a digicam, the Canon PowerShot A810 Camera will be perfect for you. The compact camera however doesn’t compromise on features. It offers a resolution of 16 megapixels that is great for taking high resolution pictures. Its 5x zoom lens offers a focal length range of 28-140mm to meet day-to-day photography requirements. There is a Discreet Mode that is useful for shooting pictures in museums or at performances that might bar the use of flash and disturbing clicking sound. This entry-level camera also lets you record 720p HD movie clips.

The Smart Auto feature gives you the freedom to shoot without fussing over settings. It provides 32 predefined shooting situations based on subjects and environmental factors.

PowerShot A810 features a Discreet Mode , which enables you to take shots in places where light and sound is appreciated, such as in a museum or an auditorium. This mode disables the flash, AF assist beam and camera sounds so that you can get the perfect shot without disturbing the subject.

Capture the precious moments of your life with Canon PowerShot A810. With 720p HD video recording, you can preserve your memories in stunning quality. You can experience superb clarity, clear details and realistic videos with this camera. The iFrame Movie function allows you to import and upload videos quickly without hampering their quality.

Experiment and explore with PowerShot A810. The camera features various creative and fun effects such as Toy Camera, Miniature, Fish-eye and Miniature. With the Fisheye Effect , you can get the classic photographic distortion without having to use a fisheye lens.

The Toy Camera Effect darkens the image at the edges to create a vignette effect, which makes the photos seem as if they were taken with a toy or pinhole camera.

Do not get hassled if your hands shake or the subject moves while clicking. The Digital IS feature will digitally correct image blur by analysing the subject before choosing the optimum correction method.