Canon PowerShot A75

Recensione: As I mentioned at the outset, Canon's PowerShot A70 topped the charts in Canon's sales last year, outstripping all other camera models. - And for good reason: The A70 offered a rich set of features and excellent image quality at an attractive price. ...

Verdetto: With a compact body similar in design to previous PowerShot "A" models, the Canon PowerShot A75 updates the A-series with a wide range improvements, from a new DIGIC processor to a larger LCD. A 3.2-megapixel CCD delivers high-resolution images ...

Recensione: The Canon PowerShot A75 is an updated version of the immensely popular PowerShot A70 from last year (see our review). The differences between the A70 and A75 aren't earthshaking, but they're still nice. The A75 adds the following new features:

Pro: Very good photo quality ; Robust performance ; AF-assist lamp ; Lots of manual controls for a cheap camera ; Support for conversion lenses, underwater case ; Lots of scene modes ; Impressive software package

Contro: No diopter correction knob ; No rechargeable batteries included ; Movie mode not so hot in 2004

Verdetto: When it comes to batteries, Canon leaves it up to you. The A75 includes four AA non-rechargeable alkaline batteries in the box, which won't last long and end up in the trash (or better yet, the recycling bin). My recommendation is to buy two or more ...

Recensione: Canon Powershot A75 Review and Where to Find the Best Prices. An advanced compact digital camera. Offers manual exposure controls. This is a compact digital camera that can take you to the next level.

Verdetto: High quality digital camera. Easy to use, takes very good shots and has some extra features thrown in. Highly recommended.

Recensione: New for the A75 is an additional Special Scene mode that optimizes image quality for six common shooting conditions: Indoors, Foliage, Snow, Beach, Fireworks, and Underwater. The camera is also equipped with an orientation sensor that automatically ...

Verdetto: Canon's proprietary DIGIC (Digital Imaging Integrated Circuit) chip processor, introduced in 2003, combines the roles of image processing and camera function control into one chip resulting in faster display, write times for each image, and lower ...