Canon powershot comparison

When ready to point and shoot, the 9-point AiAF (Artificial intelligence Auto Focus) ensures sharp focus, even with off-centre subjects. However, when you want to take control, FlexiZone AF/AE lets you select the focus and exposure point.

This digital camera offers 14 different shooting modes ranging from fully manual to fully automatic with 8 special scene modes, examples of these being Foliage, Snow, Beach and Fireworks. These modes can help you attain excellent results in tricky conditions.

The Canon PowerShot A95 also has a Movie mode, which allows you to record VGA video clips with playback either in-camera or directly to your TV.

The precision 3x optical zoom, a quality lens, lends flexibility with shot composition resulting in quality images. Macro mode allows pictures to be taken only 5cm from your subject and its large aperture is great for low light conditions or to create an attractive background blur when used in portrait mode.

The Canon PowerShot A95 has a high-resolution 5.0 Megapixel sensor which delivers outstanding quality prints to A3 as iSAPS has already analysed the scene and made adjustments before the shutter release is pressed.

The versatility of the large 1.8″ vari-angle LCD, because it can twist in various directions, encourages you to shoot from a variety of positions.

Optional accessories include: tele converter, wide converter, close-up lenses, a waterproof case for use in depths up to 40m and rechargeable batteries.

Providing you have either a Canon Direct Print or PictBridge compatible photo printer, your colour photographs, can be printed in seconds by pushing the Print/Share button. If ID photographs are required then connection will need to be made to a Canon Compact Photo Printer.

This Canon PowerShot A95 also comes with its own software suite, which will allow you to download, edit and organise your photos, stitch images together to create panoramas and build slide shows with sound and commentary.