Canon SD770IS Digital Camera – Front

More on the 3x optical zoom for Canon SD770IS digital camera, allows you to get up close and personal to your shooting subject because of its zoom plus the Optical Image Stablizer that helps in the reduction of blur with camera movements and also under low light conditions. To check on photo quality and whether that blur is ultimately visible (always disappointing to find out only when you have uploaded your pictures), there’s a 2.5 inch PureColor LDC II screen for bright, accurate color delivering crisp images. The Canon SD770IS 2.5 inch screen gives you plenty of visual room plus control when framing your shots; think of larger boundaries and space.  The screen is also highly durable and comes with a scratch resistant, anti reflective coating.

The Canon SD770IS digital camera has Motion Detection Technology that automatically detects subject movement and optimizes exposure control. How this works basically is the camera technology works in the background (stealth) to immediately evaluate how fast your subject is moving. What happens after is that it automatically picks and places the optimal exposure and ISO settings to keep everything looking crystal clear. Its like a genius at work identifying whether your subject is in high movement or otherwise, then providing the correct ISO setting to fit the subject for excellent color and detail and not wasting any time while you’re at it! This is a major plus point and look forward to ever great shots with the Canon SD770IS digital camera. 

Canon SD770IS Digital Camera – Back

There’s been a new and improved Face Detection Technology incorporated into the Canon SD770IS digital camera that sets the focus, exposure, flash and white balance automatically. Together with DIGIC III Image Processor for superior image quality and improved functionality, the Canon SD770IS is bound to deliver all your true-to-life-and-moments people shots. The new Red-eye Correction is able to be corrected using Face Detection Technology as it is able to recognize and remove red-eye from flash images capture before it’s saved to the memory card and can be done during image playback by just tweaking the correct settings.

Now, where are all the good shots going to be kept if you don’t flash it out once in a while? Yea, some solid copy prints I’d say. And for that, the Canon SD770IS has the print/share button for easy direct printing and downloading.

I guess, there you have it, an overall quick review on the Canon SD770IS and trust me, this camera has the ability to fly and take pictures on the fly, that will move your fingers fast and furious (Okay, not that dramatic. My apologies, just watched the latest Fast & Furious movie) and you’re in for a pictorial ride.

Canon SD770IS Digital Camera

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The Canon Powershot SD790IS is one of the most popular point and shoot camera coming out from the Canon family. Why? It features a 10MP digital camera with a 3x optical image stabilized zoom and keeping the same f/2.8-4.9 35-105mm-equivalent lens. The Canon Powershot SD790IS also comes with a complete redesign bulking up with chiseled edges, with subtle lines and smoothness around the corners that exudes a distinctive appeal that leaves much room for admiration.

 Some might think otherwise though and as usual, design is always subjective but at least it’s a progress towards the positive to me.

(Canon 790IS Digital Camera – Front)

 The Canon Powershot SD790IS includes a new physical scroll dial will require some getting used to, but will result in a quicker way in navigating through menus. The incised buttons also represent the touch and feel of most mobile phones today, perhaps giving that impression for familiarity. The cameras also comes with a new motion-detection feature to automatically switch ISO and exposure to keep the images sharp; simply because  moments don’t stand still for you and this new incorporation will benefit all users when capturing lifetime moments. And, guess what? It actually works well! Furthermore, automatic settings have been tweaked and update for better image calibration to permit the Canon Powershot SD790IS to drive performance results in high ISO shots.

 Here are some following options available in Camera mode for the Canon Powershot SD790IS:

 Auto: For Point & Shoot Purpose
Manual: Allows change of Exposure Compensation, White Balance, or My Colors
Digital Macro: For close-ups
Color Accent: For interesting effects
Color Swap: For more interesting effects
Stitch Assist: Helps in shooting overlapping images to be merged into a panoramic later on a computer.

The Canon Powershot SD790IS comes with an Image Inspection Tool, whereby it facilitates users when reviewing pictures recently taken on the camera’s bright, brilliant and easy-to-read 230, 000-pixel PureColor LCD II display by zooming in to ensure that subjects are naturally in focus and to check for less than brilliant shots like closed eyes or in consistent expressions to match. The power behind Canon Powershot SD790IS is Canon’s proprietary DIGIC III imaging processor because the chip is responsible for the higher performance levels including faster boot up, quicker autofocus, and quicker shutter response times that leave our more than familiar long lag competitors far behind. There’s more, the DIGIC III processor improves both the image quality and the camera’s power consumption resulting in longer battery life under typical shooting conditions which is pretty neat when you’re on travels.

(Canon 790IS Digital Camera – Back)

Here are the twelve scene presets available on the Canon Poweshot SD790IS using the scene mode option.

Portrait: For a soft effect
Night Snapshot: For low light with fill flash
Kids and Pets: For moving subjects
Indoor: For low light and adjust white balance automatically
Sunset: For vibrant colors
Foliage: For vivid colors
Snow: Reduces the blue cast without making subject dark
Beach: For keeping subject bright with reflected light
Fireworks: For long exposures
Aquarium: Selects ISO, WB, and color balance for indoor aquariums
Underwater: For use with the optional waterproof case to set an appropriate WB for underwater shooting
ISO 3200: Forces higher sensitivity for low-light or indoor shots without flash.

In addition, the Canon Powershot SD790IS provides the following options setting in the Movie mode:

 Standard: Movie frame size is user-selectable; digital zoom permitted
Compact: Records clips with smaller file sizes
Color Accent: For interesting effects
Color Swap: For more interesting effects
Time Lapse: Select an interval (1 second or 2 seconds) to have a single frame taken; no sound recorded

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So, it was time to get myself a compact camera, I just couldn’t find any cool ones before this until I stumbled upon a new edition by Canon (loving their camera creations off late!), the Canon SD780 Camera! Check it out in black!!

Canon SD780 Camera Front Shot

Just from a product design stand point, I quickly fell in love with the camera itself, solid build with a nice black finishing, and slides easily into your pocket boasting at 12.1 megapixel and going by the Power Shot series by Canon, it would stand a great chance being a hot seller. It sold me, that’s for sure!

Strikingly small and slim, fast and reliable auto focus with innovative features and optical image stabilization are the cool compact features for the Canon SD780 Camera and the new booster is the high definition movie capability (ability to capture 1280 x 720 pixel movies). Think YouTube.

Product Features

Canon SD780 Camera Back Shot

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