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Experts 78% 37 Reviews
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The editors liked
Thin camera body
good response times
face-detection technology
sharp and bright LCD
Fantastic picture quality. Excellent performance. No shutter lag. Sweet styling.
Excellent image quality
solid build quality
speedy performance
optical viewfinder
face detection.
Extremely compact and light
Good photo quality
Best Face Detection setting
Decent response for a camera of this class
Fast
stylish
ultracompact
user friendly
excellent photo quality
2.5 inch LCD
7 megapixels
Compact
light weight
"
take anywhere"
camera
Responsive performance with fast start-up
good shot-to-shot speed
minimal shutter lag
Large
bright LCD usable in very bright and very low light
Effective and accurate automatic Face Detection
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The editors didn't like
Image quality suffers in low light
no IS feature
MSRP is a little high
flash could be stronger
Should have better video capabilities
including MPEG-4 encoding. Wide-angle lens could be wider. A bit pricey.
No manual exposure controls.
Few manual controls
High digital noise at ISO 400 and above
LCD could be more responsive
Mediocre battery life
auto exposure only
chromatic aberration
very noisy ISO 1600 images
redeye
No manual aperture and shutter-speed controls
Navigator ring/4-way controller difficult to operate
Auto white balance renders warm images under incandescent lighting
Fine-tuning adjustments and some scene modes buried deep within the Function menu
ISO ...
Abstract: Nowadays technology is steadily becoming smaller and lighter, especially when it comes to digital cameras. Most digital camera manufacturers are always trying to out do the competition with a smaller, lighter, and faster digital camera. We as consumers...
Thin camera body, good response times, face-detection technology, sharp and bright LCD
Image quality suffers in low light, no IS feature, MSRP is a little high, flash could be stronger
Canon has included some nice features in its PowerShot SD1000, especially considering that it is an ultra-compact digital camera. However, some image-quality problems in low-light conditions make it tough to recommend this model at nearly $300; its a...
Abstract: Although the Canon Powershot SD1000 has a retro look similar to the original Digital Elph, it has much more in common with the excellent Canon Powershot SD550. Besides its looks, the SD1000 is everything the SD550 was and more. Particularly, the SD100...
Abstract: Canon looked to the very first ELPH for inspiration when designing the PowerShot SD1000 Digital ELPH, and it came up with a quintessential iteration of the icon: slim, clean-lined, and fully flat. Inside, the SD1000 Digital ELPH looks only to the futur...
Abstract: Canon’s design-driven IXUS compact range has a new eye-catching addition in the IXUS 70, but is its breathtaking design worthy of a price normally paid for a better specified compact? The new IXUS lacks the headline grabbing spec of other compacts i...
Compact, light weight, "take anywhere" camera
Responsive performance with fast start-up, good shot-to-shot speed; minimal shutter lag
Large, bright LCD usable in very bright and very low light
Effective and accurate automatic Face Detection
B...
No manual aperture and shutter-speed controls
Navigator ring/4-way controller difficult to operate
Auto white balance renders warm images under incandescent lighting
Fine-tuning adjustments and some scene modes buried deep within the Function menu
ISO ...
The Canon PowerShot SD1000 will instantly be usable for anyone already familiar with Canon compacts, and will only take a few minutes for everyone else to become quite comfortable as well. The SD1000s feature set, which includes 10 scene modes, specia...
Fast, stylish, ultracompact, user friendly, excellent photo quality, 2.5 inch LCD, 7 megapixels
Mediocre battery life, auto exposure only, chromatic aberration, very noisy ISO 1600 images, redeye
There really isn’t anything new here. Canon is the most modular of the major digicam manufacturers and their product development folks have a broad catalog of proven components (sensors, zoom lenses, LCD screens, processors, etc.) to draw from when...
The Canon Digital IXUS 70 is a stylishly retro, well-made, responsive point-and-shoot digital camera that successfully recalls the original IXUS design and which thankfully doesnt sacrifice substance for style. The IXUS 70 is a tiny and slim camera t...
Abstract: Back in February I was invited along to Canon’s launch event for its “”, in which the company unveiled a range of new A-series and IXUS models, including this little beauty, the new Digital IXUS 70. This 7.1-megapixel model is replacing...
Extremely compact and light
Good photo quality
Best Face Detection setting
Decent response for a camera of this class
Few manual controls
High digital noise at ISO 400 and above
LCD could be more responsive
Anyone looking for a good point-and-forget digicam should put the Canon Powershot SD1000 Digital ELPH high on the list. It’s not the fastest camera in the world, but it works quickly enough, even with the flash blazing away. Photo quality is of the...
