CANON PowerShot SD1000 Digital ELPH Digital cameras

CANON PowerShot SD1000 Digital ELPH - Canon PowerShot SD1000 (Known as Canon Digital IXUS 70) Digital Camera: Canon designed the PowerShot SD1000 Digital ELPH camera; slim, beautiful and fully flat. (...) See more See less

Canon Powershot SD1000 Digital is the best compact camera built with 7.1 megapixels image resolution, 3x optical zoom lens & sophisticated DIGIC III image processor that guarantee top-quality images. Canon Powershot SD1000’s focus system is fast and sharp. It has red-eye correction characteristic. The large 2.5” colourful LCD monitor now has a hard, anti-reflective coating that makes it as long-lasting as it is beautiful. Significant Features: Prepared for Great Performance Canon Powershot SD1000's 7.1 megapixel CCD records a rich colourful detailed images good for making enlargements plus you can crop them as well. Canon SD1000 has 3x optical zoom lens which brings subjects much closer for great shots and performs with all the lucidity and brightness. Canon Technology Enhances Quality and Performance Canon Powershot SD1000 integrates DIGIC III Image Processor with superior - Face Detection Technology - and Red-eye correction for greater images and enhanced functionality. With DIGIC III - you get images of greater quality, the camera functions at top efficiency and battery life is extensively improved. furthermore, DIGIC III allows Canon's newly advanced Face Detection Technology and Red eye Correction to give you better and more realistic people shots. By simply pressing the shutter button halfway down, the Canon SD1000 Digital camera automatically locates the faces in the scene and selects the perfect focus point. To keep every face looking clear and natural, without red eyes the camera automatically controls exposure and flash settings, so every single shot is just as natural as you are. DIGIC III Image Processor It also erases the common problem of poorly lit or overexposed faces. Red Eye Correction finds and automatically corrects red eye effects during playback for flash photography as well as for normal photography. In odd cases where red eye is no (Description excerpted from: Microglobe)