Canon PowerShot SD870 IS Review
While the Canon PowerShot SD870 IS doesn’t have an optical viewfinder or manual exposure controls, it captures beautiful images with its wide, 3.8x optical zoom lens and ranks among the top compact cameras we’ve seen. Impressive performance and image quality; optical image stabilization; face detection.
Features:-
* 8.0 Megapixels and 3.8x zoom
* Wide angle 28mm lens with Optical Image Stabilizer
* DIGIC III with Advanced Noise Reduction and Face Detection AF/AE
* Safety Zoom (limits digital zoom to avoid interpolation)
* ISO 1600
* High resolution 3.0″ LCD
* 17 shooting modes including VGA movies (30 fps) with sound
* Optional accessories available, including Underwater Case
Canon Digital Camera Reviews:-
# Canon PowerShot SD870 IS Review taken from Dpreview :- Key differences compared to SD 800 IS:-The SD 870 IS is a distinctly gentle revision of the SD800 IS, launched around a year ago. It offers a larger screen than its predecessor but it loses the optical viewfinder to keep the overall body size virtually unchanged. It also gains a higher resolution sensor but loses out in terms of continuous shooting speed, with the frame rate dropping from 1.7fps to 1.3, suggesting the buffer has not been increased. Other noticeable gains include a useful user-definable function button, a touch control wheel and Auto ISO-shift function.
* More pixels (8.0 vs 7.4)
* Larger screen (3.0″ vs 2.5″)
# Canon PowerShot SD870 IS Review taken from Imaging-resource:- The Canon ELPH SD870 has a rather wide ISO sensitivity range, from 80 to 1,600, for better performance in dim lighting. Canon also manufactures a line of photo printers, and prides themselves on the level of integration between their cameras and printers. The Digital ELPH SD870 is PictBridge-capable, so is able to print to any printer that supports PictBridge directly, without the need for a computer in the middle. When connected to a Canon printer, though, you can set paper size, print quality, and a number of other parameters, capabilities lacking in basic PictBridge connections. 
# Canon PowerShot SD870 IS Review taken from Steves-digicams:- With Canon’s new Genuine Face Detection technology, the camera can detect up to nine forward-looking human faces in a scene. The Face Detection algorithm automatically prioritizes and selects faces and not simply the closest object (based on Canon’s Intelligent Scene Analysis/iSAPS technology). It will then optimize the focus, exposure and flash to ensure the best possible results. Using Canon’s Face Detection, photographers can keep up to nine faces in focus at any one time no matter where they are within the image. Working in concert with Face Detection, the “Red-Eye Correction” feature helps to detect and correct red-eye during playback mode. Images can be corrected manually while viewing photos on the LCD screen. Canon’s new Face Detection Technology makes for even easier picture-taking moments, helping users ensure in-focus smiles, and assist in the elimination of over-exposed faces.


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