Though it doesn’t have the manual control that some of the other A-series cameras boast, there are 14 exposure modes to get creative with, as well as Stitch-Assist mode for capturing panoramas, a Movie mode, and a Continuous mode for capturing up to 2.3 frames per second. If you’re looking to travel light on a budget and still bring home great pictures, the A430 or the above A460 (the main difference is 5MP instead of 4MP) would be a choice.
Functions:
• Shooting Modes: Auto, Manual, Super Macro, Panoramic, Movie
• Scene Modes: Panoramic, Portrait, Foliage, Snow, Beach, Aquarium, Indoor, Kids&Pets, Night Snapshot, Fireworks
• Movie Mode: VGA (10 fps), QVGA (30 fps) or QQVGA (15 fps for up to 3 minutes)
• Effects: Color Accent, Color Swap, Vivid, Neutral, Sepia, Black & White, Positive Film, Lighter Skin Tone, Darker Skin Tone, Curtom Color
• White balance: with seven modes
• Metering: Evaluative, Center-Weighted, and Spot
Technical Data:
• 1.8 inch LCD
• 4.0 megapixels
• 4x optical zoom + 3.6x digital
• ISO range: 64-400
• Exposure compensation: +/-2EV in 1/3-step increments
• Start up: 2.2-seconds
• Shot to shot: 1.78 seconds
• Shutter lag: 0.520 – 0.590 seconds
• Shutter speed: 1-1/2000
• Continuous Speed: 2.31 fps (2 shots)
• Built-in flash with six operating modes
• AiAF through-the-lens autofocus
• AF Assist light for low-light focusing
• Real-image optical viewfinder (not very accurate)
• SD/MMC card storage
• 2x AA-size batteries
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My Name is Lau, I'm 23 and I'm from Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Nature Photography is my passion, and secondary, Abstract Photography, but other kind of photographic challenges please me as well.
