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Canon PowerShot SD430 Review at DCResource
DCResource have just reviewed the Canon PowerShot SD430 (also known as the Digital IXUS WIRELESS), which features automatic wireless image transfer, wireless control of camera shooting functions from a PC and ships with a wireless print adapter.
“The Canon PowerShot SD430 Digital ELPH Wireless is an ultra-compact camera with all the features you’d expect from an ultra-compact, plus one more: wireless functionality. In fact, the Wi-Fi feature is the only thing that sets it apart from the other cameras in Canon’s SD-series, and it commands a $100-200 price premium over the other Digital ELPHs. Is it worth it? Well, that depends on your needs. The SD430 looks like a typical Digital ELPH camera, though the antenna on one side of the body breaks the continuity of the design. Like the other SD-series cameras, it’s compact, made mostly of metal, and quite solid. It fits well in the hand, and the important controls are easy to reach. The camera has a standard 3X zoom lens (covering 35 - 105 mm) and a 2.0” LCD display that is easy to see in low light conditions.”
Website: DCResource - Canon PowerShot SD430 Review
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#1 Keylogger
This is a very good camera to have on you to take quick photos with.
Good Points:
-Quick power up to start taking pictures time
-Very small and easy to fit with in any pocket
-Fast shutter speed
-Very good sound quality on the video's
-Long battery life
-Great resoultion
Bad Points:
-Not good for dusk/low light shots
-Zoom leaves much to be desired
-Only a point and shoot camera not for anything more advanced.
In the end this is a great camera, as long as you are not trying for manual control or prfessional settings. For point and shoot and a good pocket camera it does not get any better than this. I am extremely fond of it and plan on keeping it for a long time.
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8:09 am - Thursday, March 16, 2006