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I didnt really look up any info on that camera and know that Canons are pretty good cameras. Im more of a Kodak or Olympus person though, and what really makes the difference is the size of pixels you get with you camera. My first digital was a 2 pixel, now outdated for years and Ive been looking for something 7 or better. I also still use my 35mm a lot.
Issue: What is the largest capacity memory card that can be used in my camera?
Solution: Secure Digital (SD) and MultiMedia card / MMCPlus Memory Card compatiblity information.
SD / MMC Card Compatibility Information.
Canon camera and camcorder models have been designed to be fully compatible with memory cards that adhere to their respective card standards. Below is a chart reflecting the standards supported by our current models. To ensure card compatibility with your camera or camcorder model, please contact the memory card manufacturer for further information and assistance in determining card compatibility. SD
Secure Digital standard card supports capacities up to 2 GB.
SDHC
Secure Digital High Capacity currently supports capacities up to 32 GB. MMC
MultiMedia Card supports capacities up to 1 GB. MMCPMultiMediaCardPlus supports up to 4GB currently. HC MMCPlus
High Capacity MultiMediaCardPlus supports up to 8 GB capacities currently.
I am thinking about getting one... its about $247 and will be my very first digital camera I have ever bought... any thoughts?
I'd buy it in a heartbeat. This has the only real wide angle zoom (28mm in old money) in the current Canon line-up and replaces the SD800 (basically the same but 1MP less) that my wife has been using for over a year now and produces fabulous results. Small enough for a shirt pocket too.
There simply aren't enough 28mm wide compacts on the market (hardly any in fact) and the extra wide zoom capability just makes them so versatile in everyday situations.
I have one and I'm pretty happy with it. It's portable, takes great pics, I take it everywhere. I don't, however, have any of the optional lenses, so I can't comment on that or if they're worth the dinero.
I have one and I'm pretty happy with it. It's portable, takes great pics, I take it everywhere. I don't, however, have any of the optional lenses, so I can't comment on that or if they're worth the dinero.
I have a poweshot A540 and it has wide and zoom lenses sold separately along with an adapter
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