Any help with point and shoot cameras? Preferably Canon.
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How about a Canon Powershot SD940is, it recently had a price drop to $200, I believe it was like $230 or $240 before. The model is a year old but I personally prefer the design of the older Canon models. At $200 it's a no-brainer. Also, a Sandisk SDHC card:
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I see you're getting various answers. I also did what you are trying to do. The best advice I can give you is to contact Canon & ask them. That's what I did & they got me on the right track. Lots of luck.
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I would call Canon and bitch them out. Sadly, it seems like all the manufacturer are doing the same thing and I think it's a crock. Who wants to sit at the PC and read what I heard is a 96 page manual with COPY stamped on it. I was going to buy the 20is and found out there was no manual. I don't have to have a Canon for a P&S;, I would rather find one with a manual, which I haven't yet.
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Go to http://www.usa.canon.com/home. Look for customer support. You can download the manual and software from there.
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I would suggest that you reach out to Canon corporate. They have EXCELLENT customer support.
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Unfortunately, any expertise that I have is with "OLYMPUS" and "CANNON EOS camera's, hope someone else can help you.
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contact canon they have a phone number on their web site just call them and ask
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Interesting post about the Sony W90. I was thinking about it as it was cheaper. It isn't cheap enough to accept the problems you highlighted. I will buy a Canon.
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"Elph" is one of Canon's lines of digital point-and-shoot cameras. I currently have the Powershot SD 900 Elph, and love it. But of course it can't compare to an SLR.
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I would suggest Nikon Coolpix AW100 for that purpose. I just returned Canon 130 IS 16.0 due to blurring while zooming .
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You're right. If I were willing to consider the extra cost, I think I would upgrade to the Canon 50D.I'm still trying to sort it all out!
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That is what I needed to hear! I have the Canon EOS 7D and love it, But...as you said by the time you carry around all the gear for "sight seeing", I'm exhausted. I too am looking for that mid level (super zoom) companion to go along with my Canon when called of. I was a little hesitant to go with a Panasonic but everything I have read about this camera has been positive.I have yet to actually find a store who has one on display, looks like I will have to order it blindly and pray!
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I believe UDMA7 is a fairly recent development and you'd probably do just as well with something in the 4 range but like the other person said check with Canon. There's no point in spending more than you have to. Contacting them or checking their support page online is best.
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Sorry, I don't know cameras overall; I have a Canon PowerShot SX150 IS. Perhaps you could look it up and see how it compares to your camera. For my camera, it's too small for ease of use.
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I'm sorry. I really don't know. I would call Canon tech support. I use a PC.
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Don't know, but Canon has a good online customer service center, I asked a question and they got back with a detailed answer within 24 hours.
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Very disappointing camera. Try another brand. Perhaps the Canon Point 'n' Shoot?