:: Canon PowerShot SD750 7.1MP Digital Elph Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Silver)
For what it aims to be, this is a great camera. Given that its intended to be an ultra-compact, point-and-shoot type of camera, one should judge with this in mind. In this category, it does the job quite nicely. For outdoor, well-lit scenes, the SD750 will deliver quality pictures. But it tends to get grainy and wobbly when shooting dim interiors.
I traveled to Italy last year and wanted something that would fit easily into my pocket and not weigh me down while walking through catacombs and ruins. For that purpose, this little camera was a champ. Shots of the Roman Forum, Colosseum, and exteriors of the basilicas came out excellent. But nearly every one of the interior views was choppy, due to the cameras lack of image stabilization. I didnt place too high of a priority on this feature...but in retrospect, it really does make a world of difference. My friend went with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18S instead and while it was a klunkier beast to carry around, his interior shots swept mine aside with no trouble.
But again, the SD750 has its niche and it does well there. Though I would have liked better interior photos, it was nice to be able to drop it into my shirt pocket and forget about it until it was needed again.
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