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I like that the simplicity of the A620. I like the optical focus and IS of the S2 IS.
If I down the road I added a lens to the A620 would the fact that it doesn't have IS cause problems ? |
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Its not going to cause problems, But the S2 is a much better camera. And if you leave it on auto mode, how much simpler can you get. At most you will have to remember to pop up the flash.
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One small note.. the 620 has an automatic lense cover.. the S2 has a snap on cover..
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None the less one very basic decision remains: do you want an ultra zoom camera or one with more basic zoom features.
Canon S-2 IS=ultrazoom Canon A-610/A-620=normal zoom MT |
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