The Canon A720 I bought was not scammed

How was it opened? Didn't you notice the closure when you bought it? She took it out of a new box--- usually when she sells the goods, showing the customer the seal--- or from an old box that has been opened?

See if the lens has handprints, and the LCD screen has handprints and scratches. If it is a prototype, many clerks do not cherish it, and will leave some behind"Traces".

If you don't know if there is a Canon repair or customer service in your city, you can go directly to them and let them give you a clear answer. Again, the number doesn't say anything. You'd better take a closer look at your machine.

Look at this number, there must be a problem with pulling the number of the new machine must be 00001 to find them as soon as possible !!

I remember when I bought it, the little battery was installed in the back.

But it's not more than 8,000 photos.

The default number for new machines starts from 100-001.

It's so exaggerated to be hungry!! 8,000 sheets, you have to take a ...... for a while

I'm used to parallel goods.,The number started with 01 when I was shooting.,Oh I think you should take a closer look at the fuselage and lens and other components.,If you really shoot 8000**,It will definitely leave clues.,With this, you immediately go to the mall to ask for an explanation.,If it doesn't work, call 315 to complain If it looks like it's a brand new machine.,Shoot**,If all functions are used normally,Then I don't need to care too much.

It's not good, the Canon card is very loud, but it's not really good.

First of all, you have to see if there are scratches on the camera screen, whether there are handprints on the lens, whether there are traces of use on the camera body, and whether there are traces on the brass part of the battery, because if it is a sample machine, the number of times it is charged is a lot, it will leave scratches, and if there is still a problem, you can m me.

In terms of body design, the Canon A720 IS still completely follows the design of its predecessor, with only minor changes to the body handles. The overall body style is still a thick and stable A-series design, and this style of appearance has been used for several years. In terms of body material, it is still engineering plastics, after all, for the positioning of this camera, it is reasonable to use engineering plastics.

However, the treatment process of the surface of the fuselage is very good, and the metallic feeling is very strong. The thick body and ergonomically designed handle make it very comfortable to hold, which is important for a home machine. The Canon A720 IS inherits the lens used in its predecessor, the A710 IS, with a focal length equivalent to 35-210mm in a 35mm camera, and a maximum aperture of 1cm in focus.

The success of the lens on its predecessor has allowed it to continue to be used on the new A720 IS, as it covers a wide range of focal lengths for today's home use, and the use of IS optical image stabilization expands its range of applications. The minimum focusing distance is 1 cm, so you can shoot macro in a fraction of the time. Like the previous A-series models, the A720 IS can also remove the lens ring, so that it can be connected to an external adapter barrel to mount UVs, lens hoods, teleconverters, wide-angle lenses, etc., which is very powerful.

The A720 IS's shutter button and zoom lever combination are placed on top of the handle, and this combination of shutter button and zoom lever has been a traditional design in the Canon A series, and this design method is being imitated by more and more manufacturers.

The back of this camera is equipped with an inch LCD screen, which is also the mainstream configuration of home cameras. However, the effect is slightly worse in terms of display clarity, after all, the pixels of this LCD screen are only 110,000, compared with some LCD screens with a resolution of up to 230,000 pixels. In actual shooting, the display brightness of this LCD screen is still very good, and the display content of the screen can be clearly seen even under bright sunlight.