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Canon PowerShot SD750 (black)

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  • 5 out of 5 people found this review helpful

    4.0 stars

    "An ultra-compact camera with a brilliant 3 inch screen and superb build quality."

    by aaybee on August 13, 2007

    Pros: Large wide viewing angle screen, very thin and compact, good quality pictures

    Cons: Auto-focus does not work during a movie, no battery indicator on the screen.

    Summary: I have owned this camera for a bit over a week and have explored most of its features. It is my third ultra-compact digital camera and overall I am pleased with it.
    In most respects I am VERY pleased with it, but one aspect which is very disappointing to me is that auto focus is disabled in movie mode!

    I know that many ultra-compacts disable ZOOM in movie mode, (to cut out noise pick-up) but to disable FOCUS as well is very bad and is a real issue for me because I have a need to take close up videos.
    In Movie Mode the camera focus's the first frame only so if you change the subject distance after that then you will get a blurry movie.

    I use the camera in Manual mode all the time because in Auto mode too many things are disabled. For instance you can't have forced (fill-in) flash, you can't trim the exposure, you can't select a particular ISO value etc.

    The auto white balance works well and is the best I have seen, so that is one parameter that doesn't usually need to be fiddled with.

    I like the fact that Canon now provide on-screen information about the f-number, ISO, and shutter speed.(This information comes up when the shutter button is half pressed).

    I also like it that you can have the camera create automatic FOLDERS for you. I set it to create a new folder each month.

    The Face Detect focus mode usually works but doesn't really do anything useful; I leave it turned off.

    For awhile I couldn't work out why my flash pictures were quite blurry until I realised that "slow synchro" was turned ON. Leave this OFF unless you are shooting in a fairly darkened situation.

    Overall the camera is a joy to use and takes very nice pictures. I wanted an ultra-compact with a big screen and this camera certainly fits the bill and has the renowned Canon build-quality as well.

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