What are some compact digital cameras with shutter/aperature priority modes?

I would like to buy a compact digital point and shoot that has aperature/shutter priority modes. The camera doesn't have to be ultra slim but it shouldn't be so bulky that I might as well get a light DSLR. I prefer one with good lens and I'm not so worried about having lots of megapixels.

Could someone recommend (and comment on) some cameras that fit the description? Just from searching the web, I found the following:Canon Power Shot A-seriesCasio Exilim SeriesRight now, I use a Canon S410 and I'm pretty satisfied with the picture quality and the exposure. Sometimes I like to have more control of the exposure (ie.

Cotton candy effect for rivers). I can kinda do this by setting the ISO manually to 50 but that's not always enought. Thanks for reading.

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Asked by nivek 55 months ago Similar questions: compact digital cameras shutter aperature priority modes Arts > Photography.

Similar questions: compact digital cameras shutter aperature priority modes.

Canon PowerShot A710 IS This camera is amazing. It will do everything for you, or you can set everything yourself. I can happily fuss with all of the technical goodies, or just hand it to a friend in Program mode and it's point-and-shoot.

Set the shutter, aperature, focus, even the self-timer duration if you want to. The 35-210 optical zoom goes out to something like 600 mm in digital zoom mode, but just the 210 has plenty of reach. And it's nice to have image stabilization with the tele all the way out.

The manuals (2--one basic, one advanced) are pretty good, but not really necessary once you've played with the camera for a while--the features in the menus are all pretty self-explanatory. (The international symbols in the display take a bit of learning, however, and I still haven't figured out how "Tv" and "Av" stand for "shutter priority" and "aperture priority. ") Sources: reviews.cnet.com/digital-cameras/canon-p... .

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