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Canon PowerShot SD750
7.1 megapixels
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User Score (1265)9.1
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Expert Score (4)8.0
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Canon’s iconic ELPH design achieves a stunning new evolution with the PowerShot SD750 Digital ELPH. Utterly simple edge lines and cut surfaces gleam subtly with high-grade finishes; now offered in a choice of silver or black and silver. Of course, style means little without substance, and here the SD750 Digital ELPH more than delivers. 7.1 megapixels and DIGIC III create magnificent images, while exciting advanced technologies include Face Detection, Red-eye Correctio…
Specifications
Type of Camera
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Type of CameraCompact digital still camera with built-in flash, 3x Optical / 4x Digital / 12x Combined Zoom
Image Capture Device
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Type7.1 Megapixel, 1/2.5 inch type Charge Coupled Device (CCD)
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Total PixelsApprox. 7.4 Megapixels
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Effective PixelsApprox. 7.1 Megapixels
Lens
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Focal Length5.8-17.4mm f/2.8-4.9 (35mm film equivalent: 35-105mm)
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Digital Zoom4x
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Focusing RangeNormal: 1.0 ft./30cm-infinity Macro: 1.2 in.-1.6 ft./3-50cm (WIDE), 1.0-1.6 ft./30-50cm (TELE) Digital Macro: 1.2-3.9 in./3-10cm (WIDE)
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Autofocus SystemTTL Autofocus
Viewfinder & Monitor
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ViewfinderNone
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LCD Monitor3.0 inch low-temperature polycrystalline silicon TFT color LCD Brightness adjustment: 15 levels
For easy sharing and printing of the images, a print/share button is provided in the camera. With a 7.1 megapixel CCD, capturing image details is no hassle especially if these will be used for 15 x 20 inch prints. The camera has a face detection technology as well as a DIGIC III image processor. It too has ISO 1600 and High ISO auto. In addition, it has a three PureColor LCD with 3x optical zoom. Its lens type is zoom lens and it has a built-in flash.
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Canon’s PowerShot SD750 …
See moreFor easy sharing and printing of the images, a print/share button is provided in the camera. With a 7.1 megapixel CCD, capturing image details is no hassle especially if these will be used for 15 x 20 inch prints. The camera has a face detection technology as well as a DIGIC III image processor. It too has ISO 1600 and High ISO auto. In addition, it has a three PureColor LCD with 3x optical zoom. Its lens type is zoom lens and it has a built-in flash.
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Canon’s PowerShot SD750 has a red-eye reduction technology and a frame movie shooting mode. In addition, it has that TFT active matrix display technology and JPEG image type. It does not have a viewfinder but it has a microphone audio input. Various exposure control types such as digital macro, underwater, foliage, beach, and others can be selected. The same thing can also be done with the input special effects for the videos.
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The Canon PowerShot SD750 is the new ELPH model released by Canon in 2007. Known as just a good camera, the Canon PowerShot SD750 features a 3.0-inch “PureColor” Multi-level LCD display, 10 scene modes, a 7-megapixels of resolution, a 3x optical zoom lens, and a VGA sized movie mode and also not to forget Canon’s new Face Detection AF/AE/FE technology. Pictures shot with the Canon PowerShot SD750 are simply appealing to many photographers with its deep clarity, sharpness and clear colors. Many of the Can…
See moreThe Canon PowerShot SD750 is the new ELPH model released by Canon in 2007. Known as just a good camera, the Canon PowerShot SD750 features a 3.0-inch “PureColor” Multi-level LCD display, 10 scene modes, a 7-megapixels of resolution, a 3x optical zoom lens, and a VGA sized movie mode and also not to forget Canon’s new Face Detection AF/AE/FE technology. Pictures shot with the Canon PowerShot SD750 are simply appealing to many photographers with its deep clarity, sharpness and clear colors. Many of the Canon fans appreciate the fact that the Canon PowerShot SD750 is nicely designed with an excellent high-ISO photo quality and above-average movie quality. Along with that, it’s relatively fast and its face detection system is simply amazing. A certain feature named the ‘color accent’ is the favorite feature of many of its users as it simply takes excellent pictures. They also like its fast usage system which allows the quickest way to take a shot and it takes no more than 2 seconds simply turn on the flash if ever needed. A CNET reviewer had this to say about the camera, “It lacks the image stabilization of the SD800 IS and the tiny appeal of the SD1000, but the Canon PowerShot SD750 has a more elegant, cutting-edge design, large LCD and—to my eyes, at least—better photo quality.” While some users don’t like a few features with the Canon PowerShot SD750, firstly, the photos tend to have purple fringing and secondly, there’s no optical viewfinder. Some commented that the menu and the tool bars are not the easiest to navigate and the buttons too can be confusing. Despite that, on the whole, the Canon PowerShot SD750 is known to be a great product and that includes the ease of using it. It helps a lot when the pictures taken with it looks great.
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- compact body, good build quality, good exposure accuracy, nicely saturated colors, excellent speed
- complicated controls, way too many manuals, zoom backfires, 210 shot battery, noisy images
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Canon PowerShot SD750 Digital ELPH Camera
Reviewer: iTech News Net21 May 2009Canon announced also the new PowerShot SD750 Digital ELPH digital camera which the same as the IXY Digital 90. The PowerShot SD750 Digital ELPH has a 7.1 Megapixel CCD image sensor, DIGIC image processor, 3x optical zoom, ISO up to 1600, Face Catch Technology, PictBridge support and a SD card slot supporting also SDHC. It has also a 3-inch LCD display. The PowerShot SD750 measures 91.6×56.8×19.6mm and weights 130g. It will be available in Mid March.... Read more
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Canon Powershot SD750
Reviewer: TopTenREVIEWS10 December 2008- Overall 8
With a solid range of features and automatic settings, the Canon Powershot SD750 is a versatile, go-anywhere digital camera that will capture memories quicker and with more fidelity than the competition. It goes without saying that the price tag only adds to its appeal. You can find better cameras out there, but why pay double for only marginally better performance? The Canon Powershot SD750 is one of our absolute favorite budget point-and-shoot cameras. To see a list of... Read more
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Canon PowerShot SD 750 or Ixus 75 Digital Camera Review
Reviewer: PhotoAxe15 May 2008The new aesthetics (silver and silver with black accents, elegant, cutting-edge design and large LCD) from Canon first gives me a good impression, but I miss the viewfinder (it was present at Ixus 70 (SD 1000). Also it lacks the image stabilization of the SD800 IS. A new Time Lapse Movie function allows a scene of two hours duration to be condensed to a fluid eight minute or four minute movie file, obtaining very stunning effects. A new Auto ISO Shift function prevents... Read more
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Canon PowerShot SD750 Digital ELPH
Reviewer: Imaging Resource08 January 2008The Canon PowerShot SD750 Digital ELPH is one of the prettiest cameras I've had the pleasure to review. And it was indeed a pleasure. The Canon SD750's fast startup and shutdown times never got in the way, and the responsive shutter made me forget all about shutter lag. I even had some fun shooting with the Canon SD750's Digital Macro mode, and more fun shooting a tank of fish using Aquarium Scene mode. I did miss a longer zoom than the Canon SD750's 3x optical lens... Read more
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Reviewer: Reviewed.com14 August 2007
In the end, the SD750 is a convenient digital camera that takes high-quality pictures and comes with an enormous 3-inch LCD screen. The LCD bumps up the retail price by $50, which may be too much for some to justify. The SD1000 has the same great performance, but with a smaller LCD and lower price. The cheapskate in me chooses the SD1000, but my eyes lust after the big screen on the Canon PowerShot SD750. Read more
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if you want a digital camera to last you a lifetime pick this one.
Reviewer: Amazon1 week ago- Overall 10
Once I purchased my first canon I would never go back to using any other cheap camera. I have had my camera for 3 yrs and still works like new. Only dropped a couple of times but it barely has a scratch. i had to get this baby because my old canon got washed in the washer. Besides coming out squeaky clean and wet the camera still worked. The lcd just looked pink so i decided to buy this new model. Picture quality in both cameras are beyond excellent; they are perfect. i... Read more
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Reviewer: Epinions19 May 2009
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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 ... Read more
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Still Learning
Reviewer: Digitalcamera HQ24 February 2009- Overall 10
Like my camera ... Still learning ,trying to operate it... lost my d.v.d that came with , an the store where I bought it is ''gone out of business ! Thank You Read more
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Canon PowerShot SD750 / IXUS 75 Digital Camera
Reviewer: Shabs R., review.azze.com12 February 2009- Overall 10
I LOVE the whole Canon Power shot SD digital camera line. I've owned like 3 of them and am about to purchase a 4th one. My little sister (at the time, she was like 11) broke my first one beyond repair and I was heartbroken...it was an SD300. So I purchased another one, an SD400 or 450..which I sent to my brother in India to take pictures of my then newborn nephew. I purchased another one after that and my parents ended up needing a camera for something, and I never saw... Read more
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Reviewer: sazze.com12 February 2009
- Overall 10
I LOVE the whole Canon Power shot SD digital camera line. I've owned like 3 of them and am about to purchase a 4th one. My little sister (at the time, she was like 11) broke my first one beyond repair and I was heartbroken...it was an SD300. So I purchased another one, an SD400 or 450..which I sent to my brother in India to take pictures of my then newborn nephew. I purchased another one after that and my parents ended up needing a camera for something, and I never saw... Read more
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