In August 2005 Canon announced two new A series digital cameras, the five megapixel A610 and seven megapixel A620 on test here. Both cameras replace the long-running, and very popular A95, and join the A520 as affordable, well-specified compacts for the enthusiast user on a budget. The A620 certainly looks promising on paper; newly kitted out with the fast DIGIC II processor and a 2.0-inch vari-angle LCD, it has a wealth of shooting options and 4x optical zoom.
- 7.2 million pixel CCD
- 35-140mm (equiv.) 4x zoom lens
- DIGIC II processor
- Full photographic control
- 2.0-inch vari-angle LCD
- 20 shooting modes
- 1cm macro mode
- Optional wide and tele converter lenses
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