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• Canon PowerShot SD1000 / Digital IXUS 70 Review at Digital Trends
In its review of Canon PowerShot SD1000 / Digital IXUS 70, the Digital Trends writes "Since this is a point-and-forget camera, there is a minimal amount of buttons. To the right of the screen are the usual buttons, including a four-way controller with set button, one to change the display onscreen (grid lines are available), one to enter the menu system, and the main mode switch that moves bet...
• iSAPS Technology
iSAPS Technology is an entirely original scene-recognition technology developed for digital cameras by Canon. Using an internal database of thousands of different photos, iSAPS works with the fast DIGIC III Image Processor to improve focus speed and accuracy, as well as exposure and white balance. ...
• Canon PowerShot SD600 Reveiw at Pop Photo
In its Review of Canon Powershot SD600, Pop Photo writes "The one area in which the SD600 lacked in performance was its battery life. You will probably need to purchase an extra battery if you are at an event where you plan to take a significant amount of images, or to shoot movies. CIPA estimates the battery will take up to 160 photos with the LCD on when fully charged." Get the Price of C...
• Canon PowerShot A570 IS Review at Digital Camera Info
In its Review of Canon Powershot A570 IS, the Digital Camera Info writes "However, for just over $200, the PowerShot A570IS is a bargain for casual users, who will benefit from its hefty feature set. The face detection and image stabilization combination will save, conservatively, gazillions of snapshots taken by the careless, clueless or chemically-compromised user. It's less likely that th...
• Canon PowerShot SD1000 / Digital IXUS 70 Review at Mega Pixel
In its review of Canon PowerShot SD1000 / Digital IXUS 70, the Mega Pixel writes "Increasing the sensitivity to 100 ISO, noise can only be detected in shadowed areas of photos that were captured under low light. At 200 ISO, the images clearly show more noise when captured in low light, but the setting is useable under sunshine and allows forcing the camera to use a higher shutter speed, which ...
• Canon EOS 350D / Rebel XT DSLR Review at Photo Net
In its Verdict of Canon EOS 350D / Rebel XT DSLR the Photo Net writes "It looks very much like the image quality of the Canon Rebel XT is up to that of the EOS 20D. It's also evident from using the Rebel XT, that it's a Rebel, i.e. a camera aimed at the consumer entry level, while the Canon 20D is clearly aimed at the more experienced and serious photographer. Ultimately in many respects t...
• Canon PowerShot S3 IS Review at Imaging Resource
In its Review of  Canon Power Shot S3, the Imaging Resource writes "The long-zoom digital camera market is getting pretty crowded these days, so it takes a lot for a product to really stand out. Despite the stiff competition though, the Canon PowerShot S3 IS is indeed a standout product. Building upon the already very popular S2 IS model, the Canon S3 IS shows substantial improvements. At th...
• Full Review of Canon Powershot S5 IS
The Canon Powershot S5 IS is next generation camera of Canon Powershot S3 IS. This camera release was much awaited after S3 IS. This Camera is 8 megapixel camera with 2.5 inch LCD Screen. The Camera has 12x optical zoom lens (f/2.7 – f/3.5, 36-432mm) , although now a days 18x and more are commoon. See the Verdict of Canon Powershot S5 IS The New Features includes Canon's Digic III I...
• Nikon D300
The Nikon D300 is 12.3 mega pixel professional SLR Camera. With its 51 point auto focus system with live view shooting modes. This Camera is one of fastest camera with 45 millisecond shutter release lag time and 0.13 seconds of startup time. The Camera can shoot up to 8 frames per second. The D300 inherits one of Nikon’s most streamlined, functional and aesthetically pleasing layouts i...
• Canon Powershot G7 Review at Digital camera Info
In its review of  Canon Power shot G7 Digital camera Info writes "When compared to other compact digital cameras, the Canon PowerShot G7 looks like a strong option. It has serious resolution at 10 megapixels, a nice 6x optical zoom lens with optical image stabilization, and its new Digic III processor allows more ISO sensitivity and trendy face recognition technology. When the G7 is com...