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by ace3502,
May 1, 2008
Pros: Compact, fantastic resolution and picture quality, great video quality, huge LCD screen
Cons: A little tough to navigate through menus, no case included
The Bottom Line: Although on the expensive side, you without a doubt get your moneys worth. Good for the avid photographer and a great start for beginning professionals.
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by toothfixer,
Dec 7, 2007
Pros: Face detection, image stabilization, good videos and photos with tweaking, great screen and battery life.
Cons: Limited control, poor high ISO performance, soft optics, size, weak flash, poor flash positioning.
The Bottom Line: I looked at a lot of cameras and this was by far the best.
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by bbynee0h,
Dec 25, 2007
Pros: compact design, style, image stabilization, ease of use, face detection, value for money.
Cons: none that really stand out.
The Bottom Line: Buy this camera. Great value for the money. Lot's of fun to use and you will want to take more pictures because it is easy to use.
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by lkirves,
May 10, 2008
Pros: Image stabilization, wide angle lens, HUGE 3in screen to view photos, good zoom
Cons: could be slightly smaller
The Bottom Line: You catch more people & scenery in your photos, they are clear, and you don't have to squint to see them when you take them.
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by consumerdude,
Jan 8, 2008
Pros: Good camera for family and kids shots. 10 shot self timer.
Cons: no autoexposure bracketing. case scratches too easily
The Bottom Line: It's a great 2nd pocket camera for professionals, and a good point & shoot for most others.
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by wendywowie,
Jan 16, 2008
Pros: picture quality, usability of interface, stylish
Cons: none
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by Howard_Creech,
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Nov 10, 2007
Pros: Ultra-compact, 8 megapixels, fast, stylish, user friendly, 3.0" LCD screen, and Optical Image Stabilization
Cons: Auto exposure only, no optical viewfinder, and red-eye issues
The Bottom Line: Canon's new PowerShot SD870 IS digital camera provides a near perfect balance of pocketability, auto everything operation, snappy performance, and tough as nails durability.
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by mdifanis,
Dec 26, 2007
Pros: Compact size, wide-angle lens, huge LCD screen
Cons: Poor performance at high ISO settings, fixed focus & zoom in video mode.
The Bottom Line: This camera offers a solid choice for casual shooters desiring ultra-compact portability and good wide-angle coverage.
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by frisbeedog,
May 6, 2008
Pros: Compact size, large viewing screen, fast startup, easy navigation, picture quality (at times, battery life
Cons: Fuzzy pictures, frequent manipulation of settings required, auto setting and face-detection not recommended by Canon
The Bottom Line: I can recommend this camera, but the consumer needs to research the bad reviews along with the good ones to get a truly accurate "picture" before purchase
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by mchalehm,
Jan 28, 2008
Pros: great video capability; very portable and handy.
Cons: Red-eye in photos.
The Bottom Line: This is a great camera for beginners or as an alternative to a more flexible, larger camera (as a backup for an SLR, for example).
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