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Steves Digicams Reviews Canon PowerShot SD20 Digital ELPH
Steves Digicams have reviewed the 5 megapixel Canon PowerShot SD20 Digital ELPH.
“Even though it’s tiny, we were pleased with the SD20’s ergonomics. Controls are well placed and your thumb falls naturally over the 4-way controller, Menu and Set buttons. Its Print/Share button allows for fast and easy printing to a PictBridge comparable printer or transferring images and movies to your PC. The menu system is easy to use, and as with almost all of Canon’s cameras, we love the Function menu. It allows you to quickly change setting for image size/quality, white balance, ISO, etc. Its 1.5-inch LCD is the only viefinder on the camera. Thankfully it’s a high-quality display that works great outdoors in bight sunlight, and when shooting in low ambient lighting it “gains ups” well. “
Website: Steves Digicams - Canon PowerShot SD20 Digital ELPH Review
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#1 Tommy
In his review he says that it can take continuous filming till the card is full. Other Canon cameras (such as the Powershot S50) can take a limited time takes. Is this because the S50 has a Compact Flash card and this one as an SD? Or are there other reasons?
4:46 am - Sunday, October 17, 2004