Some issues with the Canon A480

The first problem is to be rational in consumption Even if you have an 80G card, it is in vain Because your A480 battery life is limited A ** is only 3M 4G card can take more than 1000 photos Your battery is not up to the task Even if you have two batteries.

The second problem is that the unrealistic focal length is normal, and the SLR is not displayed.

The third problem is *** bad mainly due to ** But then again, *** you can't punch and kick your own things carefully, it won't be bad, it's not good to fall, it's not good to get into the water, and it generally can't be broken.

As for the stability you said, it has nothing to do with the size of the SD card, buying a Kingston SD card generally does not cause data loss, but be careful not to buy fakes, Kingston fakes are more, pay attention to anti-counterfeiting.

1.The size of the memory card has nothing to do with the quality, only with the length of the camera time, but for daily use, 4G is enough, and the 8G card is still not as stable as 4G after all.

2.This can't be changed, it just can't be displayed.

The quality is really not good, especially the lens, it is easy to get stuck, the A series is Canon's most cost-effective series, of course Canon will only produce with the worst parts, good luck.

There is no problem with a good brand of memory card, 4G, 8G can be.

I just bought it before the holiday, and I relied on it for the whole Spring Festival

Which forum says it's not good? Why do I see all the things that say yes, since I bought it, I have to believe it, I think it's not bad, shoot portraits with soft and bright colors, and have a high degree of restoration

That's a good price point

The feel is also good, and if you want to change to a high-level configuration machine in the future, it's completely OK to use it now, and the 8G card is indeed a bit of a waste 4G is enough

The most troublesome thing for me is that you don't stabilize the shake, but as long as you keep your hand on the moving object, you can still grasp it clearly!!

Top one!

Don't trust others, think for yourself, personally think it's good, I have it too.

The battery you were given when you bought the camera was for testing and was a disposable battery that could not be recharged.

If you don't use the camera often, you can buy alkaline batteries (such as Nanfu brand alkaline batteries). You can take a picture. The cost is slightly higher.

If you use the camera regularly, it is advisable to buy NiMH rechargeable batteries. The domestic Speedmaster and Pinsheng brands are good. Pinsheng 2500mAh 4 + charger about 100-120 yuan. When fully charged, more than 200 shots can be taken.

Canon has original chargers, which may be available at Canon's specialty stores. But ** extra-high, there is no need to buy the original. This kind of charger also has to remove the battery and install it on the charger to charge, and it can't be "connected to the electric power source to charge it directly".

In fact, this No. 5 battery (AA battery) also has its own benefits: the lithium battery, the capacity can not be made very large at present (the lithium battery used in the general camera is about 1000mAh), and the No. 5 nickel-metal hydride rechargeable battery can accompany or achieve 2500mAh; Once the battery runs out during the shooting, if you don't return to your place of residence, it will be difficult for you to recharge. NiMH batteries, if you run out of electricity, you can buy alkaline batteries for emergencies, and alkaline batteries like Nanfu can be easily bought in the most remote scenic spots in China.