I present to you three new Canon PowerShot cameras. They are, from left to right, the PowerShot SD890 IS, the PowerShot SD790 IS, and the PowerShot SD770 IS. Each has “Motion Detection Technology, Optical Image Stabilization, Genuine Canon Face Detection Technology, and Canon’s proprietary DIGIC III imaging processor.” More specs and pricing after the jump. → Read More
870 in Black This getting to be a little tiresome, Canon. I don’t want to write about your new cameras anymore. Someone call the waaambulance. The PowerShot ELPH line is getting even better with the addition of the SD950 IS and SD870 IS digis. The 950 is a full-body titanium 12.1-megapixel stud with a 3.7x optical zoom and 2.5-inch LCD. The 870 can only muster up 8-megapixels, but it has a 3.8x wide-angle zoom lens and 3-inch LCD. Both ELPH feature OIS, Advanced Face Detection, and DIGIC III processors. → Read More
Canon has announced two new digital cameras in its digital ELPH line: the SD750 and SD1000. Set to be released in March, the SD750 and SD1000 are decent looking cameras that come in stainless steel or dual-tone matte black and cost $300 and $350 (respectively). Both use the new Canon DIGIC III image processor, which is said to increase performance and improve image quality. Other included features for the SD750 include a 3-inch LCD, touch control dials on the rear, and 3x zoom. The SD1000 lacks the touch-stuff but packs a 2.5-inch LCD and 3x zoom as well. They look like excellent cameras for the cash, but we’ll just have to wait and see how they perform before we jump to any conclusions. Press Release → Read More
Canon has been one of the best names in the photography business for a long time. The quality of both their SLR and DSLR cameras are always top-notch and superb. I remember years ago my friend would always upgrade to the latest Canon Powershot every time a new one came out and in fact, the difference in quality would always be noticeable. A few weeks ago I got my hands on a Canon Powershot SD900 Digital ELPH camera to play with and review. All I can say is this is one sweet camera to own. Note: All pictures in this review have not been retouched whatsoever. They are completely unaltered → Read More
