Review on Canon PowerShot A480 camera, black by Ravindra Devaraja

A compact camera that is suitable for photographers of all skill levels. It's been four years since I started using it, and I don't see any need to switch to another method anytime soon. These are some advantages: Advantages include portability, ease of use, power provided by AA batteries, reliability, speed, and, of course, the ability to take extremely good images with only a basic understanding of photography. (And the video itself is not terrible at all.) The ratio of price to quality is rather favorable. Having this drawback: 1. The absence of a battery charge indicator is, in my opinion, the most significant disadvantage of the product. Even though I always have a spare set of "fingers" with me when I'm filming, it's still annoying to have a signal about a discharge pop up all of a sudden. 2. The time it takes for the flash to charge after a picture has been taken is proportional to the amount of power left in the battery. Because of this, there were a few occasions in which I was unable to shoot photographs that turned out really well. 3. When compared to the A460, it has a less user-friendly mode control and an overall more fragile appearance. 4. No matter which mode you use, the quality of the pictures taken in low light is not very good.