Wow - I have your twin - A Canon Powershot SD750 - Just looked ours up as I was curious about differences - Only thing I could see is one has a .5 in. bigger LCD. We love ours - Bought it in Dec., because when we were staying with my parents, they had an old Powershot (A320 I think it was) and had purchased a Nikon D70s (which lives at my house much of the time). The Nikon is awesome - But at a huge pricetag that was just out of our budget. But I'm really almost as thrilled with our PS camera. The photo quality on that thing is just amazing for the size of the camera. And the wife loves that unlike the Nikon which I tell her is just as easy as point and shoot, she's intimidated by the fact it "looks" like a traditional camera with all the photographic settings. She loves the simplicity with the PS. Plus, the Nikon, being a SLR camera, has no option to do any video, which the PS is completely capable of. Important for those (like me) with no "current gen" camera.. My analog 8mm cam just doesn't cut the visual mustard anymore, heh. PS video looks better than it! Glad to hear ya got one of these, Justy.. Now the next thing I'll say is this - Photo redundancy. Whereever you store your pics, store them elsewhere.. On other computers, hardcopies on sd/dvd, etc.. One dead drive can easily end you entire collection and leave you out of tons of visual memories. Also - What size memcard did yours come with? Wally World sells the 2GB sticks for like $20. I mention this because while my house it (literally) full of CF cards, I had only ONE sd card (in my iPaq). And my camera shipped with a 32Mb card, good for about 15 pictures. The 2Gb gives me wanna say about 1.1k photos.. More importantly ALOT more video time.. :) Get out there - snap away photos till your battery dies and charge it and take more. You'll love it! :) |