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Question: I have the Canon A1300 and it is bad about often giving blurry pictures and blurry videos. Does the Canon A1400 have this same problem ?
Document: We've only used once or twice, but not a bad camera for the price. It's a little smaller than I would have liked, but it takes awesome pictures and videos. We did not need the biggest and most expensive camera. Just something to replace our broken &#34;dinosaur&#34; one. We'll defintely use this for a lot more things now and it fits in our old camera case, so we don't have to buy a new one.
This is my second A1400. I returned the first because of &#34;change battery&#34; problems....after a few minutes, the camera acts as if the batteries are exhausted and it shuts down. I returned my first purchase to Canon (it was out of the Amazon 30-day return warranty), with little problem, they sent me a new unit. The problem is that the second unit has the same problem...it's just useless.
This camera is made with cheap, lightweight plastics, and does not seem as though it will last more than a few months. The battery must be replaced often, which is a problem when the cap for the battery chamber is flimsy and difficult to align. Worst of all, the software for downloading the pictures is pretty awful, and after several hours trying to work it out, we're still not finding success. Will perhaps give it another hour of our time, but this camera will very likely be returned.
Easy to use, my...you know. Not compared to my last camera, anyway. It was a Christmas present, and six months later I'm still trying to figure it out. It came with no manual. The onboard help feature doesn't offer answers to any of my question, and I can't find the manual for it on line. The zoom feature is way blurry, a problem I never had with my Samsung camera. The flash takes forever to charge.
I have an old Canon Power Shot SD450, rechargeable type battery with  &#34;5.0 MegaPixels&#34;. The battery is bad so instead of ordering a new battery I thought this camera with &#34;16MP&#34; and 2 AA batteries would be great. No recharging batteries and 16MP would blow my SD450 away. WRONG!! The pictures from my SD450 will blow this so called 16MP away.
Secondly, we often pressed the flash selection button when pulling the camera out of its case. This caused several times where we accidentally activated the flash when not needed, then had to wait a few seconds for the recharge before we could take the next picture.Overall, a great little camera. I also purchased the SX160IS for myself and liked it better (it is an incredible deal for only $50 more), but the A1400 is a terrific choice for a small, lightweight, travel camera.
I have enjoyed using the Canon Power Shot A1400. It was a very reasonable in price but takes excellent pictures. They are very easy to transfer to the computer for storage. It's very easy to get to use.
I think the Canon Powershot A1400 is a great little camera. I really appreciate the view finder when out side taking pictures. My old camera only had the window to view the picture you are taking, which in most cases was next to impossible. Now I have a choice when I am taking pictures. Love it!!! !
This camera replaced a Canon Powershot 590IS which malfunctioned after 4 years of use.The new camera takes great pictures and is easy to use. Much better menu and help functions than my previous Canon. I like the ability to use AA batteries and I like the optical viewfinder. The Canon 590IS had an optical image stabilization feature which worked great. The A1400 has a digital image stabilization system which apparently works by taking multiple shots and picking the best.
I bought this camera to replace a Canon Powershot A2500. That camera gave me too many blurry photos. I use this for work purposes, and I don't get paid for blurry photos,  and I can take anywhere from 100 to 340 photos in one day. It doesn't have the dial with all the optional shooting positions which I never use. It's a basic use camera which is all I need. The menu is easy and readable.
Answer: I bought the Canon A1400 for my grandson.  He loves to take pictures with it and we have not noticed any problem with blurry pictures.  Occasionallythe videos are blurry but I think that because he swings the camera back and forth too fast.