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List Price : $499.99 Price : $549.00
List Price : $499.99 Price : $549.00
Product Description
The PowerShot SD500 is the Digital ELPH you've been waiting for. It's the first to be equipped with 7.1 Megapixels of resolution for a truly astonishing level of detail, and it employs Canon's exclusive DIGIC II Image Processor to bring all that detail to vibrant life. With a big 2.0 inch LCD screen and an outstanding set of features and capabilities, the SD500 is a digital camera designed to lead the impressive Digital ELPH line Po...
- The first Digital Elph with an amazing 7.1 MP CCD, which captures enough detail for photo-quality 15 x 20-inch prints
- 3x optical zoom; 2.0-inch LCD display
- Enhanced movie mode with fast 60-frame-per-second capture rate
- DIGIC II Image Processor provides fast, accurate image processing
- Powered by rechargeable Lithium-ion battery; stores images on SD memory card
Canon Powershot SD500 7.1MP Digital Elph Camera with 3x Optical Zoom Reviews
Canon Powershot SD500 7.1MP Digital Elph Camera with 3x Optical Zoom Reviews
| 1,209 of 1,225 people found the following review helpful  Which of the SDxxx Series is right for you?, By This review is from: Canon Powershot SD500 7.1MP Digital Elph Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Electronics) Let me begin by saying that Canon makes exceptional digital cameras; the best in the market right now. This is because they have always used high quality components since they began manufacturing digital cameras. This one is no exception.Now that I've sold you on a Canon, which one should you choose? First off, let's see if you really need an SDxxx camera, or would be better suited with a cheaper non ultraportable camera. The SDxxx Series offers several key advantages over less portable models: -Beautiful, sleek design and metallic body will wow anyone who sees it. -Gorgeous 2 inch LCD screens -The excellent Dig!c 2 processor (other Canons only have dig!c 1) -Much better movie mode than previous Canons -Small light, easy pocketability On the other hand, there are some significant drawbacks due to the components Canon had to use to get the camera so small: -Few manual... Read more 331 of 345 people found the following review helpful Canon SD500 vs Sony DSCP200, By This review is from: Canon Powershot SD500 7.1MP Digital Elph Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Electronics) I am probably one of the first people that can now say that they have owned the new Sony DSC P-200 and the new Canon SD-500. In another review, I noted why I was not pleased with the picture quality of the Sony (lots of blurry pictures and unnatural color). I went out and got the Canon today. WOW! Big difference! I've taken about hundred shot with the Canon, in varying lighting situations, all in auto mode, and not one blurry picture!!! The quality, detail and clarity is much better than the Sony in my opinion. I did not conduct a rigorous test, but just took some identical shots in identical lighting with both cameras, and the Canon won hands down. Sharper pictures. More detail. More natural color.The Canon is very small, definitely pocket sized, but still easy to hold firmly. It powers up quickly, so you won't miss that quick shot. I can't comment on most of the manual features of the camera because I've been shooting in auto mode, but based on my experience so far,... Read more 66 of 67 people found the following review helpful Hindsight is always 20/20 - Made the right decision up front, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Canon Powershot SD500 7.1MP Digital Elph Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Electronics) Before I took the family on a Disney Cruise to the Carribean, I shopped for a digital camera. I spent many nights reading reviews from various sites, compared prices vs features, size, megapix, accessory cost, memory card price,etc. I narrowed it down to a Sony Cybershot vs the Canon. I can say that I am not a pro photographer in any sense, but I enjoy snapping "tourist" photos and ones of the family so one day when I am senile I will remember. THIS CAMERA TOOK FANTASTIC PHOTOS, FOOEY ON THE NAYSAYERS. The only reason their pictures turned out blurry is because they cant hold their hands still!WHY I'M GLAD I DIDNT BUY THE SONY: Sony memory cards are a rip off (try pricing their high-speed ones versus regular SD high speed), their spare batts are a cha-ching, and their fragile LCD's are complained about a lot. Even though the Canon camera itself costs more than the Sony camera did, the Sony accessories would have cost me more than a fully loaded Canon w/... Read more |
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