click here for details Canon PowerShot SD780IS 12.1 MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.5-inch LCD (Deep Red)
Price : $229.00 Too low to display
Features :
  1. 12.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality poster-size prints
  2. 3x optical zoom lens with Optical Image Stabilizer
  3. HD movie shooting capability plus HDMI output
  4. 2.5-inch widescreen PureColor LCD II screen; Face Detection
  5. Compatible with SD/SDHC, MMC/MMC Plus/HC MMC Plus (not included)

Average Customer Rating :

Editorial Review :

It may be the slimmest Digital ELPH Canon has ever created, but the impact couldn't be bigger. The PowerShot SD780 IS Digital ELPH captivates the senses with bold saturated colors and a daringly original design that matches the intensity of Canon's most innovative camera technology. Even when picture-taking conditions seem pretty unforgiving, you've got Canon on your side. So the shots you used to miss are the images you'll now be sharing, and the movies you never took before will be HD unforgettable.

Customer Review :

Not even close to the old SD500

I bought this camera for my wife to document our new born baby.

The main thing I noticed was that the picture quality was not up to par with my old SD500 camera. Really dissapointed.


On a positive note, the video quality is really good and in HD.


Cool size, but I actually thought the bigger. It's almost too small, I would have bought a bigger camera if I new the correct size.

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So disappointed!

Hi All,
I love taking pictures, and I'm pretty good at it.
Before I bought this camera, I had the previous version -very wonderful. I loved everything about it. It made great photos. Then in December I decided it was time to try the new generation, which to me sounded like it would be even better than the one I had. I was so excited!
Well... I've really tried to love my new camera. Really. But nope, the love connection is just not gonna happen.
The quality of the pictures is not good at all.
The quality of the video is ok, but there is a lot of noise.
What I hate the most about it, is that I have no control in the automatic mode. I know, it's automatic, d'uh, but sometimes I don't want to mess around with the white balance and such, so I enjoy just taking my camera out and taking an "easy" picture in automatic mode. This won't happen with this one. I love taking macro pics, and it just won't work well in the automatic mode with this camera. I missed so so so many good shots just because the camera couldn't figure out that I wanted to take a macro picture. It's so frustrating when that happens!
The manual mode sucks too. Even after setting the colors, it looks crappy.
Anyway, I feel like I'm talking too much now and I should probably get to the point...
My point is: if you like the previous version, keep it!
Or, if you don't care about taking nice pictures and just want to take "so so" pictures, buy it!.
But for people who enjoy nice and good quality shots, this is not the camera for you.
Now I'm trying to sell it so I can get another camera...! It even makes me feel bad that someone is going to buy it!
Hope this helps!

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Fun camera!

Love JUST about everything about my little red camera. The only concern I have is regarding the latch cover over where it connects to the computer. It seems a little flimsy and will be careful when when I use the cable.

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As good as they say it is.

My first generation digital Canon camera final gave up after lots of heavy use and abuse. In looking for a replacement there were so many positive reviews on the SD780 that I wondered if it was some sort of marketing gimmick. Well, I liked the styling, the specs, and the price so I thought I'd take a chance on it and can now see why others were so enthusiastic.

To be honest when I first opened the box the camera was about the size of a deck of cards and was quite smaller than I expected. I wondered if I could even work the buttons. No worries. The size grew on me (if you will excuse the pun) and although the power button is smaller than I would prefer, the rest of the controls can be manipulated comfortably. I bought the gold color camera and think it's beautiful.

For starters the camera is pretty intuitive if you just want to jump into it, but I recommend studying the manual at some point to really understand the finer points and incredible features. By the way, unlike others, this manual is very well written and useful. You can also download a pdf version from the Canon website. The "auto" mode is a no-brainer, but using the varied programmed settings is pretty easy. I like the fact that a particular program function has a plain English title to go with the icon since icons always confuse me. I don't take much video, but it worked amazingly well for a small camera. The clarity and colors of the still photos were a huge improvement from my previous camera. I'm still learning and playing though.

One of the big features for me is the digital macro function. I use my camera extensively in business and often need to take macro shots of components. I was blown away by this capability. It was better than my macro lenses on my old SLR 35mm cameras. Just read the manual instructions first.

I was surprised that it didn't come with a memory card so I ordered a 4GB which is adequate for my needs. I do recommend a case and the LCD screen protector that will protect the display from scratches, fingerprints and is supposed to reduce glare. With the understanding that there is not much real estate on this camera, my improvement wish list would be for a larger power button, a better access door to the USB/HDMI ports, and a plug in charger so you don't have to take the battery out. Bottom line is that I am really enjoying this camera and have no hesitation to recommend it with the understanding that it is small.








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Awesome Pockable Camera

Alright,

First off, I am not a pro photographer. I use a Rebel XTi, and a Leica D Lux 3, so i'm not exactly using top grade shooters. I just like to have decent pictures is all.

So, with that aside, I will say that this camera is absolutely excellent to just have on you at all times. If you are looking for insane DSLR quality pictures, obviously you should be looking elsewhere. For people who can deal with some noise here and there, its totally perfect. I'm not a camera buff that's going to nit-pick this camera. I am an average person that uses a camera everyday. Ease of use is great. Menu's, changing settings, video are all easably changable. Maybe someone with bigger hands might refute this, but it fits/feels fine in my hand.

To be honest, the noise all the way up to 800 is actually pretty good. Again, it's NOT a high end point and shoot. But for $200, it out performs my Leica in the noise department.
How often do you go above 800 anyway? I know even in the lowest of light, i'm either not using this camera if I want a printable shot, or you can set the exposure to be less, then set the flash settings accordingly and it's alright.

AF is pretty quick, not say G11 fast. But with moving targets, a few days of practice should warrant you the abilities to feel comfortable of trying. This is probably the only draw back. Then again, that's why I have a DSLR for action and artsy stuff.

Overall, for a camera that is inexpensive, easy to you, and very light weight this is an awesome deal. I am very happy with this camera, and so is my fiance who I originally purchased it for.

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click here for details Canon PowerShot A480 10 MP Digital Camera with 3.3x Optical Zoom and 2.5-inch LCD (Deep Red)
Price : $209.99 Too low to display
Features :
  1. 10.0-megapixel resolution captures enough detail for prints up to 13 x 19 inches
  2. 3.3x optical zoom and Optical Image Stabilizer; 2.5-inch LCD screen
  3. DIGIC III Image Processor; 15 shooting modes
  4. Uses 2 AA-size batteries
  5. Compatible with SD/SDHC, MMC/MMC Plus/HC MMC Plus (not included)

Average Customer Rating :

Customer Review :

Canon PowerShot A380 10mp

I like this camera plus that fact I got it in my favorite color BLUE....I only find one thing I do NOT like. My last canon had a zoom in lens to 23X, this camera is only 13X. While that is good, I would rather focus a little closer. I recommend this for daily use. I am never without my camera. This is light and easily portable. Anyone who gets this will be happy about it.

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Not up to the Canon standard AT ALL

I've had Canon ELPH/Powershot cameras for years, and have loved every one. This is the first exception. The flash has to "charge" between each photo, (what is this? a disposable?), a lot of the pictures are blurry, and the feel of the camera is clunky and plastic. There's no video, which at this point I sort of assume would be the case on all of these types of cameras. For an extra $50, the 1200 is in a totally different league. I'm still a big fan of Canon, but they've totally dropped the ball on this one.

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Cannon camera review

Very pleased with the camera. There is just one thing that has a concern with me and that is that I have adjusted all the sounds that I can on the camera but I have never heard the 2 beeps when you push the shutter 1/2 way done to let you know that the picture is in focus.

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Awesome little camera!

I was looking for a camera to purchase for my 9 year old daughter. I was skeptical about point n shoot cameras due to the bad luck I have had in the past. Then, out of the blue, I was at a local camera shop, and tested this one out, based on the salesman's recommendation. I did a whole bunch of shots, and pretty much all of them turned out. I was quite amazed. I did look at reviews, and most of them were pretty positive. One review had me a little worried in that the reviewer stated that the pictures turned out grainy. I didn't find this at all when I tested this camera. So, I bought it on the basis of how easy it is to use, and not that complicated. When I got it home, I opened it up, put batteries in it, and put in the memory card. I did a couple test shots, and low and behold I found what the reviewer was talking about. When you take a picture, the immediate preview is grainy, but upon reviewing the archives, the picture turns out nothing like the "preview". Full color, and clarity was awesome! My daughter opened it up on her birthday, and she hasn't put it down since. Every night we go through the pictures, and it has created a bonding moment for the two of us. That my friend is priceless!

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No capturing the moment - it's gone!

After 3 weeks of playing around with the settings, upgrading to photo lithium batteries, using a better memory card, etc., I finally sent the camera back. The camera took too long to focus on the subject to get a good picture. By the time it registered, the "photo moment" was gone or the picture turned out blurry. Forget action shots as there was no way this camera could keep up with any movement. The battery seemed to really lag behind between shots (about 6-8 seconds to recharge the flash) even after I changed to better batteries.

This camera was extremely aggravating to use. Thank goodness I decided to return it within my 30 days and Amazon refunded my money. I would not recommend this camera to anyone wanting to capture kids in action. The treasured moments will be long gone before the camera decides to actually take the shot (and then it might not be a clearly focused one).

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click here for details Canon PowerShot SD1200IS 10 MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.5-inch LCD (Orange)
Price : Too low to display
Features :
  1. 10.0-megapixel resolution captures enough detail for prints up to 13 x 19 inches
  2. 3x optical zoom; 2.5-inch PureColor LCD II screen
  3. DIGIC 4 Image Processor with evolved Face Detection Technology; Face Detection Self-timer
  4. Smart AUTO intelligently selects the proper settings
  5. Compatible with SD/SDHC, MMC/MMC Plus/HC MMC Plus (not included)

Average Customer Rating :

Editorial Review :

When a camera puts a smile on your face the moment you hold it, imagine how great you'll feel when you see your first pictures! The PowerShot SD1200 IS Digital ELPH has everything going for it - exuberant color, the sculptured style of Canon's famed ELPH series - and the innovative know - how that takes you to a whole new level of picture-taking accomplishment. Fun, smart and a style follow you everywhere.

Customer Review :

Great Camera

I purchased this Cannon SD1200IS for my daughter to give to her friend and he loves it. Everything is great, even the size, which I was worried about because his hands are large.

Rating :



Great camera!

This camera takes great pictures and is very easy to use. Battery life is great...just went to Egypt and was able to take 3 days worth of pictures before having to charge the battery...and the battery wasn't even dead at that point.

One thing I wish this camera had that other Cannon's have is the Vivid Color feature. I love the effect of making the whole picture black and white and just having one color stand out.

Otherwise, I have no complaints and I LOVE the green color!

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fits in the pocket and shoots great photos and video

Canon PowerShot SD1200IS 10 MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.5-inch LCD fits in the pocket and shoots great photos and video.

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Very nice!

This is our fourth Canon purchase. Like the rest, we have become very pleased with the product. There is some tendency to cheapen the housing etc from one to the next. I think the USB access cover is going to break any day now.
Quality is good. I really do not need the increased megapixels but this is the trend for the industry. The screen size is great. I like the new button to move from picture to picture.
I am happy with the purchase. Wish they had not changed battery size as we lose the flexibity to share batteries and chargers.


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camera

Had last year's model of same camera but was unfortunately lost. Chose to get same camera since the previous one was such a good product.

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click here for details Canon PowerShot A480 10 MP Digital Camera with 3.3x Optical Zoom and 2.5-inch LCD (Silver)
Price : $209.99 Too low to display
Features :
  1. 10.0-megapixel resolution captures enough detail for prints up to 13 x 19 inches
  2. 3.3x optical zoom and Optical Image Stabilizer; 2.5-inch LCD screen
  3. DIGIC III Image Processor; 15 shooting modes
  4. Uses 2 AA-size batteries
  5. Compatible with SD/SDHC, MMC/MMC Plus/HC MMC Plus (not included)

Average Customer Rating :

Editorial Review :

Affordable, intuitive and fun, the PowerShot A480 uses Canon know-how to let everyone take great 10 megapixels photos. Its compact, lightweight design slips easily into any pocket.

Customer Review :

Awesome little camera!

I was looking for a camera to purchase for my 9 year old daughter. I was skeptical about point n shoot cameras due to the bad luck I have had in the past. Then, out of the blue, I was at a local camera shop, and tested this one out, based on the salesman's recommendation. I did a whole bunch of shots, and pretty much all of them turned out. I was quite amazed. I did look at reviews, and most of them were pretty positive. One review had me a little worried in that the reviewer stated that the pictures turned out grainy. I didn't find this at all when I tested this camera. So, I bought it on the basis of how easy it is to use, and not that complicated. When I got it home, I opened it up, put batteries in it, and put in the memory card. I did a couple test shots, and low and behold I found what the reviewer was talking about. When you take a picture, the immediate preview is grainy, but upon reviewing the archives, the picture turns out nothing like the "preview". Full color, and clarity was awesome! My daughter opened it up on her birthday, and she hasn't put it down since. Every night we go through the pictures, and it has created a bonding moment for the two of us. That my friend is priceless!

Rating :



Canon PowerShot A380 10mp

I like this camera plus that fact I got it in my favorite color BLUE....I only find one thing I do NOT like. My last canon had a zoom in lens to 23X, this camera is only 13X. While that is good, I would rather focus a little closer. I recommend this for daily use. I am never without my camera. This is light and easily portable. Anyone who gets this will be happy about it.

Rating :



Cannon camera review

Very pleased with the camera. There is just one thing that has a concern with me and that is that I have adjusted all the sounds that I can on the camera but I have never heard the 2 beeps when you push the shutter 1/2 way done to let you know that the picture is in focus.

Rating :



No capturing the moment - it's gone!

After 3 weeks of playing around with the settings, upgrading to photo lithium batteries, using a better memory card, etc., I finally sent the camera back. The camera took too long to focus on the subject to get a good picture. By the time it registered, the "photo moment" was gone or the picture turned out blurry. Forget action shots as there was no way this camera could keep up with any movement. The battery seemed to really lag behind between shots (about 6-8 seconds to recharge the flash) even after I changed to better batteries.

This camera was extremely aggravating to use. Thank goodness I decided to return it within my 30 days and Amazon refunded my money. I would not recommend this camera to anyone wanting to capture kids in action. The treasured moments will be long gone before the camera decides to actually take the shot (and then it might not be a clearly focused one).

Rating :



Not up to the Canon standard AT ALL

I've had Canon ELPH/Powershot cameras for years, and have loved every one. This is the first exception. The flash has to "charge" between each photo, (what is this? a disposable?), a lot of the pictures are blurry, and the feel of the camera is clunky and plastic. There's no video, which at this point I sort of assume would be the case on all of these types of cameras. For an extra $50, the 1200 is in a totally different league. I'm still a big fan of Canon, but they've totally dropped the ball on this one.

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click here for details Canon PowerShot A480 10 MP Digital Camera with 3.3x Optical Zoom and 2.5-inch LCD (Blue)
Price : $209.99 Too low to display
Features :
  1. 10.0-megapixel resolution captures enough detail for prints up to 13 x 19 inches
  2. 3.3x optical zoom and Optical Image Stabilizer; 2.5-inch LCD screen
  3. DIGIC III Image Processor; 15 shooting modes
  4. Uses 2 AA-size batteries
  5. Compatible with SD/SDHC, MMC/MMC Plus/HC MMC Plus (not included)

Average Customer Rating :

Editorial Review :

Loaded with Features, Packed with Value.10.0-megapixel digital camera and 3.3x Optical Zoom make it a breeze to print large size images with clarity and detail.With the PowerShot A480, dramatic, personal pictures have never been easier to shoot and share. This 10.0-megapixel camera lets you create impressive large photos of family and friends you'll be proud display. The high-resolution images taken by the PowerShot A480 can be enlarged up to 13" x 19". The PowerShot A480 has a 3.3x optical zoom lens (35mm film equivalent 37-122mm) that makes everything up close and unforgettable, and an advanced Optical Image Stabilizer that puts a moving subject in sharp focus.It's All About Capturing the SmilesDIGIC III Image Processor ensures sharp images and improved functionality.With DIGIC III, your images boast superior quality, the camera operates at top efficiency and battery life is enhanced. What's more, DIGIC III enables Canon's Face Detection, Motion Detection Technologies and Red-eye Correction to give you better, more true-to-life people shots. Simply press the shutter button halfway down, and the camera automatically pinpoints the faces in the scene and chooses the ideal focus point. The camera controls exposure settings and flash to keep every face looking bright and natural. The camera also selects and sets the optimal exposure and ISO settings automatically to keep everything looking sharp and clear. Red-eye Correction can be handled in-camera. The Red-eye Correction during shooting uses the Face Detection Technology to recognize and remove red-eye from images as they're taken, before the file is written to the memory card. It's also possible to correct red-eye during image playback, using simple settings in the PowerShot A480's menu.

Customer Review :

Not up to the Canon standard AT ALL

I've had Canon ELPH/Powershot cameras for years, and have loved every one. This is the first exception. The flash has to "charge" between each photo, (what is this? a disposable?), a lot of the pictures are blurry, and the feel of the camera is clunky and plastic. There's no video, which at this point I sort of assume would be the case on all of these types of cameras. For an extra $50, the 1200 is in a totally different league. I'm still a big fan of Canon, but they've totally dropped the ball on this one.

Rating :



Cannon camera review

Very pleased with the camera. There is just one thing that has a concern with me and that is that I have adjusted all the sounds that I can on the camera but I have never heard the 2 beeps when you push the shutter 1/2 way done to let you know that the picture is in focus.

Rating :



No capturing the moment - it's gone!

After 3 weeks of playing around with the settings, upgrading to photo lithium batteries, using a better memory card, etc., I finally sent the camera back. The camera took too long to focus on the subject to get a good picture. By the time it registered, the "photo moment" was gone or the picture turned out blurry. Forget action shots as there was no way this camera could keep up with any movement. The battery seemed to really lag behind between shots (about 6-8 seconds to recharge the flash) even after I changed to better batteries.

This camera was extremely aggravating to use. Thank goodness I decided to return it within my 30 days and Amazon refunded my money. I would not recommend this camera to anyone wanting to capture kids in action. The treasured moments will be long gone before the camera decides to actually take the shot (and then it might not be a clearly focused one).

Rating :



Awesome little camera!

I was looking for a camera to purchase for my 9 year old daughter. I was skeptical about point n shoot cameras due to the bad luck I have had in the past. Then, out of the blue, I was at a local camera shop, and tested this one out, based on the salesman's recommendation. I did a whole bunch of shots, and pretty much all of them turned out. I was quite amazed. I did look at reviews, and most of them were pretty positive. One review had me a little worried in that the reviewer stated that the pictures turned out grainy. I didn't find this at all when I tested this camera. So, I bought it on the basis of how easy it is to use, and not that complicated. When I got it home, I opened it up, put batteries in it, and put in the memory card. I did a couple test shots, and low and behold I found what the reviewer was talking about. When you take a picture, the immediate preview is grainy, but upon reviewing the archives, the picture turns out nothing like the "preview". Full color, and clarity was awesome! My daughter opened it up on her birthday, and she hasn't put it down since. Every night we go through the pictures, and it has created a bonding moment for the two of us. That my friend is priceless!

Rating :



Canon PowerShot A380 10mp

I like this camera plus that fact I got it in my favorite color BLUE....I only find one thing I do NOT like. My last canon had a zoom in lens to 23X, this camera is only 13X. While that is good, I would rather focus a little closer. I recommend this for daily use. I am never without my camera. This is light and easily portable. Anyone who gets this will be happy about it.

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Questions & Answers
Question : Canon digital camera and other non canon lens?
I have a Canon Digital Rebel XT and I was wondering what other kinds of non canon brand lenses can I use with my camera? Currently I use a Canon 50mm 1.8 and the 18-55mm kit lens.

Answer:
Some lenses to consider are those from Sigma, Tamron, and Tokina. On average, each lens does not do as well as their Canon or Nikon counterparts, but still get the job done. If you want quality, get Canon lenses. If you want a cheap alternative, go to the third party brands.As for specifics, I use a Tamron 70-300mm f4-5.6 at the moment, but am going to upgrade to a 70-200mm VR once I save up enough money. The Tamron is good for the money, but slow to focus. I hear this also plagues the type with the built in motor.The type of lens you want depends on the type of shooting you're going to do. If you shoot landscapes, look into a wide angle lens, such as the Sigma 10-20mm or Tamron 17-50mm. For telephoto zoom, the 70-200mm f2.8 Tamron would be a good option. I don't care too much for the Sigma, because there are issues with the outer coating. For portrait work, I've heard good things about the Tamron 90mm macro, or the Sigma 70mm macro. I have not used Tonkina, but some people say they are good, while others do not. I guess the same goes for Sigma, but not so much with Tamron.

 

Question : How do I upgrade the lens of my canon powershot digital camera?
I have a canon digital camera with a 4x optical zoom. what kind of lens do i look for to upgrade to higher zoom? I am pretty camera dumb but am getting into pics so want a camera that wont get blurry upon getting far a way pics.I found telephoto lenses that are 3x does that mean that my new zoom would be 7x since I already have a 4x or does it replace what the camera already has? This is where I am getting confused.

Answer:
Most cheaper non-DSLR cameras will not allow you to upgrade: the most you could hope to do is get an adapter piece and a telephoto mount for it. This only works if you actually spent good money on that camera, though since most don't afford it. Plus, telephotos are not worth the money if the zoom is that low, so you should just get a new camera in my opinion.Edit: A telephoto will compound with your camera's optical zoom, so 4x3 = 12x zoom. I should warn that most telephotos tend to make it more difficult to hold your camera in a balanced way and usually require their own stands if you want a clean shot.

 

Question : I want to buy a pink canon digital camera, whats the best one and where can I find it?
Okay, can someone please give me a link or something to a pink canon digital camera? Thank youu :]

Answer:
I looked at my favorite electronics stores online and was not able to find a pink Canon camera, however, I was able to find a Samsung S730 in pink. This is a great camera, I bought one for my mom in red from digitaldealz.net. Here is the link below: http://www.digitaldealz.net/product_info.php?products_id=20689

 

Question : Which is the best canon digital camera?
Hey, i recently purchased the Canon digital Elph, and it really sucks at taking pictures. I mean its good overall, but it gets REALLY shaky, and i would prefer something that is very durable. I believe there are certain types of canon cameras that work really well in taking pictures. Not really interested in the whole professional camera's only small digital cameras. What are the good ones? (From canon only)

Answer:
Here, take a look.http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Canon/Actually all Canon cameras can take excellent photos. The user just has to understand the limitations under the conditions they use the cameras."REALLY" shaky shots are caused by using too slow a shutter speed when hand holding the camera. This applies to cameras that cost under $100 to the $8,000 Canon professional DSLR. Changing cameras will not solve this problem. It can be reduced some by buying a camera with built-in image stabilization system

 

Question : I am buying a Canon digital camera, which is the best model in the SD line?
I have narrowed my digital camera purchase down to the Canon SD line. I am looking at the 850is, the 750 and the 1000. The 850 and the 750 are very close in price and the 1000 is significantly cheaper. I can't seem to find many differences between the 3 and was wondering if anyone had any experience between any of these? Thanks

Answer:
Sorry i dont know much about cameras. I just bought one from Canon though that is wonderful.... Canon Rebel xti....

 

Question : Which is better a Sony or a Canon digital camera ?
I'm panning to buy a good digital camera and i'm wondering which is better a sony digital camera or a canon. Do you know any good model to suggest ?

Answer:
Sony tends to be lower end. They're limited on lenses and feel cheap. Sony has been making SLRs since 2006 and Canon since the early 1900s. Who do you think would be better?

 

Question : What kind of batteries should be used with Canon Digital camera A 570? Any specific brand?
I have recently purchased Canon A 570 Digital camera. The batteries have gone dead I have replaced the old Panasonic batteries with brand new Duracell battery however the moment I inserted the batteries I get battery low display. Are there any specific brands that we have to purchase and any specific model? Can we use rechargeable batteries?Which recharger should I use? Any specific brand? Please let me know the exact name of the model/brand of batteries.

Answer:
Yes, of course you can use rechargeable batteries. In fact, that's what you SHOULD use. Any good name brand of rechargeable NiMh battery and charger will do. Make sure they are high capacity (something like Energizer 2700mAh or higher).Your camera only uses 2 AA batteries, so make sure you buy 4 batteries and a charger that can charge 4 batteries at a time, so you always have a spare set.To lengthen your battery life, make sure you turn off the LCD in between shots, and also limit the use of the flash, zoom and recording of movies.Make sure you always give the batteries a charge before you plan to use the camera. Especially if you have not used it in a while, because NiMh batteries will discharge at the rate of about 1/2 -1% per day when not used.You can also use Lithium batteries (such as Energizer e2). They are non rechargeable and fairly expensive, but provide a much longer battery life than ordinary batteries. They are perfect as an emergency backup...and the good thing about them is that they do not discharge when not used.good luck...

 

Question : How do I upload photos from my canon digital camera to my macbook with a USB cord?
When I plug my canon camera into my macbook with the USB cord to upload photos nothing shows up on my screen. What program do I use to upload these photos or where do I go to upload the photos to my macbook? I do have a memory card but there is no slot on a macbook to plug memory cards in.

Answer:
I think she ^^^^^ meant ImageCapture.app

 

Question : What is the best canon digital camera?
i wanna know what is the best canon digital camera because i am planning to buy one , so i wanna know which one of the canon camera's is best for taking good and clear pictures = Dany opinion is awesome!!

Answer:
The best is the Canon 1Ds, Mark IIILink:http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=139&modelid=15710

 

Question : where can i find a free downloadable software for my canon digital camera?
my camera is a canon powershot SD600 digital elph and i dont have the proper software on my desktop because its on my laptop. i just want to downloa a free software for my camera if that is possible.

Answer:
you need to go to canon.com and look for a site map and click downloads or software updates. You should be able to located the model you have and be able to download the programs to work on your computer or laptop.

 

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