Typical price: £180
What is it: Charming 10-megapixel compact with image stabilisation
What we think: It's a well-made compact that's definitely worth its premium price tag
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 20 June 2008
Tags: canon, colours, shots, detection
We like:
Elegant and reliable; fine images and films; very approachable
We don't like:
Slightly pricey; doesn't boast the latest spec
Also known as:
Canon PowerShot SD770 IS
CNET UK judgement:
Canon continues its habit of creating well-made cameras with a select few features on board. There's nothing earth-shattering on offer here -- just a solid, simple camera that takes lovely, stabilised pictures and movies. It's all the better for it
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