Canon SD750 / IXUS 75

Pros: Terrific little digital camera.

Cons: none for our family.

The Bottom Line: great camera for beginners.

Review: This is one sleek-looking little camera that my parents bought about a year ago when they finally gave into the idea of purchasing a new digital camera. This is the first digital camera they ever bought and the one they chose is the Canon ...

Pros: Compact, large screen, easy to use, fast picture taking

Cons: no manual features

The Bottom Line: Would recommend to anyone looking for a quality easy to use camera that takes great pictures.

Review: I have always used Canon cameras and found they always put out a quality product. I bought a SD200 back in 2002 and it still worked great but thought it was finally time to get an upgrade. Decided on the Canon Powershot SD750 over the SD1000 only ...

Pros: Price, ease of the menus, several picture settings,and small enough to fit in a pocket

Cons: The buttons are small but you get use to them pretty quick

The Bottom Line: If you need a small, portable camera that has some bells and whistles like the large models this is the one.  Clear pictures, useful settings, and easy to operate.

Review: I love this little point and shoot camera.  It fits into my pocket with no problem!!! It has several settings such as portrait, night snapshot, kids and pets, indoor, foliage, snow, beach, fireworks, underwater, aquarium (which came in great ...

Pros: Great looking pictures.  Small in size.  Great battery life.

Cons: there are no cons that I have been able to get from this camera

The Bottom Line:

If you are looking for great photos in a small compact camera, I suggest this camera.

Review: I love this camera!  It gives great clear pictures that you will be proud to show off.  Compact digital camera, but provides photos at the quality of an SLR.  It's small enough to carry everywhere you go. I personally carry it in my purse ...

Pros: Value, quality, durability, features, lens quality, 3" LCD, everything.

Cons: No image stabilization, battery lasts about 230 shots before requiring re-charged.

Review: This camera is small but comfortable in your hand although I recommend using the wrist strap to avoid dropping it. It has a top of the line camera processor, excellent color and clarity. Provided you have steady hands or utilize a tripod the image ...

Pros: Fast, fun, stylish, ultra-compact, user friendly, and excellent image quality

Cons: Auto exposure only, chromatic aberration

The Bottom Line: Canon has created another winner with the SD750

Review: Canon's Digital Elph digicams have been very popular with consumers since the first digital elph (the S100) was introduced in 2000 and the new SD750/ Digital IXUS 75 won’t do anything to change that. Canon’s model numbering (the SD750 is the ...

Pros: Quick Transfer of files.

Durable

Small

Cons: Way too many manuals, with way too many pages. I didn't bother reading them.

The Bottom Line: I recommend the Canon Powershot SD720 Digital elph for casual photo takers and memory keepers. Great Battery life, durability and photo quality.

Review: I've had this camera for 2+ months and so far my only complaint is that I take so many pictures that I don't know what to do with them all! The Canon Powershot was a gift from my husband for Mother's day. I am the family memory keeper and gave up ...

Pros: HUGE LCD
Easy to use
Digital Zoom
Long battery life
SD card

Cons: No image stabilization
bulky
no view finder

Review: This is a great entry level camera. Canon's are easy to use and typically have great features. Unfortunately, this model doesn't have the image stabilization. Therefore, a bunch of pictures from a once in a lifetime moment on a recent vacation came out ...

Pros: Compact, decent battery life.

Cons: Workmanship, doesn't remember my previous settings and tech support is a joke.

The Bottom Line: As mentioned earlier, quality control will suffer from here on out. Every company is downsizing and the remaining workers will be overloaded with poorly assembled items and less time.

Review: After going round and round with tech support I've given up and will stick with my trusty old kodak easy share. It's a 5 meg but is more precise and the pictures are just as clear. Let's face it....with all of the thousands of layoffs we can expect ...

Pros: Decent battery life.

Cons: Picture quality and reliability.

The Bottom Line: I bought the Canon because of the smaller size and more pixels. Just bought an Olympus. Wish me luck.

Review: Bought for macro pics of expensive antique bottles to sell at auction. When set on a level counter or held level to take a full length shot, I always have to adjust image to the left in my photoshop elements app, sometimes up to 1 degree, which is very ...