Reviews and Problems with Canon PowerShot SD630 / IXUS 65 / IXY 80
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Overall 6
Expert Review
PhotoRadar
8 March 2012
Excerpt: Canon's Digital IXUS range of cameras has virtually become a byword for combining style with performance. But with the new IXUS 65, Canon has a fight on its hands.
Excerpt: With camera phones getting better by the week, makers of 'lifestyle compacts' must keep convincing the general public that they still need a dedicated camera to take
Conclusion: The Canon PowerShot SD630 Digital ELPH took the SD600's 6 megapixels, 3x optical zoom and other features and threw in a larger 3 inch LCD and touch-control dial.
Pros: Fairly powerful flash, Large visible LCD, Fast, unlimited continuous shooting, Excellent movie mode, Improved user interface, My Colors post-processing can be done in ...
Cons: Battery life is below average, No manual controls, LCD is not that sharp, Red-eye, Large movie file sizes and cannot optical zoom or focus when recording, Fairly high ...
Conclusion: Canon Digital IXUS 65 digital camera Canon has unleashed a revolution with the Digital IXUS series of cameras. It began with APS, and after several years in digital form.
Excerpt: It's hard to believe that it's 10 years since the first Ixus was presented to a drooling world. It's even harder to imagine that before the Ixus most compact cameras...
Excerpt: Kamera IXUS se predstavi leta 1996 , ko so podjetja Canon , Fujifilm, Kodak, Minolta in Nikon 22. aprila tega leta predstavila novi foto sistem, APS.
Excerpt: The PowerShot SD630 ($399) is another member of Canon's popular line of ultra-compact digital cameras.
Pros: Very good photo quality (though see issues below), Huge 3-inch LCD; screen is easily viewable in low light, Compact and stylish metal body, Very good performance, AF-a...
Cons: Some corner softness and vignetting; redeye is a problem, Below average battery life, No optical viewfinder, Can only record about 8 minutes of VGA video due to 1GB fi...
Excerpt: Three of the biggest trends for 2006 are digicams with more potent 6-megapixel imagers, larger 3-inch LCD screens and higher sensitivity (ISO).