Canon Powershot A75

Description: Model ID 9350A007AA / Canon PowerShot A75 - Digital camera - 3.2 Mpix - optical zoom: 3 x - supported memory: CF / The PowerShot A75 is easy ... more

Canon Powershot A75 ... to use yet fully equipped to explore the world of digital photography. With Canon Visionary Technology, this camera delivers breathtaking results at an affordable price.

Even though it contains a host of advanced technologies, the PowerShot A75 has been designed so first time users can switch on and start shooting for immediate, great results - straight out of the box. Yet for those that intuitively push the boundaries of their products, this 3.2 Megapixel camera comes packed with a host of features. The PowerShot A75 has a 3x optical zoom to close in on the action, giving photographers greater scope to get the composition just right. 13 versatile shooting modes are on board for you to experiment with - including a new 'Scene Mode' which gives access to special pre-programmed creative modes such as 'fireworks', 'foliage', 'beach' and 'snow'. The 9-point AiAF helps to ensure pictures are always perfectly focused, even when the subject is not centered. Take up to 180 second movie clips, complete with sound recording and playback on the generous 1.8" LCD monitor. For very high definition playback on a TV, the camera can even record up to 30 second VGA clips. Every function on the PowerShot A75 works with you to help take great photos. Canon Visionary Technologies combine in the form of a superb quality lens, precision sensor and super fast processor to ensure accurate, high clarity image rendering. To speed up focusing and optimize exposures, the camera analyzes the scene and makes setting adjustments even before the shutter release is pressed.

Newest Review: ... Type I card: this has a separate compartment to the batteries, a nice feature which Canon unfortunately abandoned with the ... more

... shift to SD. Cards are easily available from eBay for a few pounds: I use a SanDisk 512 MB card, which has proved very reliable so far and is sufficient for about 300 photos at the highest resolution available. The use of a card reader is highly recommended, since the camera's USB connection operates only at the older v1.1 standard and so transferring any number of pictures is very tedious if using only a direct USB cable connection. The great attraction of the A75 is its range of manual modes, which will be...more

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Canon Powershot A75: A fine old workhorse (1129 words)
by - written on 23/11/09 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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I'm a big fan of Canon's PowerShot range of compact digital cameras. For the most part they're well built and produce good pictures, being simple to operate while allowing the user a little more input into proceedings than is often the case at the budget end of the market. I've used several models, and never been truly disappointed; one model I've particularly liked has been the 3.2-megapixel A75, which although now more than five years old has a number of things going for it even today, to the extent that when mine gave up the ghost a while back I bought another one as a reserve for my main cameras. One of the things I like most about this particular camera ... Read the complete review

Multimode, comfortable grip. (239 words)
by - written on 09/06/08 (Very useful, 79 readings)
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I ordered this camera for my company's general use. I pick this unit after going through several models and narrowed down to the A75. Body Design: I like the solid hand grip. One can actually operate it with just one hand. The zoom lever accessed by the fore finger makes it very convenient. The use of 4x AA batteries houses under the grip. Functions: With modes from Program, shutter Priority & aperture priority to fully manual make it very flexible and able to take control of the camera quickly. The zoom range is the same as most digital compacts (3X Zoom) Focusing: In most occasions focusing is accurate. However, close ... Read the complete review

Canon Powershot A75: Affordable and Practical Photography Solution (745 words)
by - written on 06/07/05 (Very useful, 103 readings)
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I have been using the Canon Powershot A75 digital camera for 12 months, providing me with excellent photographs and performance throughout. I will cover in my opinion the most important aspects of this product. -> Shooting Modes There are an array of shooting modes available, stretching from the simple and easy Automatic mode, to more complex and specific manual options. For the novice the option to just 'point and click' is easy to use and gives excellent results. For the more advanced user the ability to tweak the settings to get exactly what shot you want gives the camera depth and appeals to a wide variety of users. A mode I have found ... Read the complete review

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Processing/Quality:	83%	Reliability:	83%
Ease of use:	75%	Features:	75%
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Technical Details for Canon Powershot A75

Product Description	Canon PowerShot A75 - digital camera
Product Type	Digital camera
Dimensions (WxDxH)	10.1 cm x 3.2 cm x 6.4 cm
Weight	0.2 kg
Flash Memory	32 MB
Supported Flash Memory	CompactFlash
Sensor Resolution	3.2 Megapixel
Shooting Modes	Frame movie mode
Lens System	3 x zoom lens - 5.4 mm - 16.2 mm - f/2.8-4.8
Focus Adjustment	Automatic, manual
Min Focus Range	46 cm
Digital Zoom	3.2 x
Camera Flash	Built-in flash
Red Eye Reduction	Built-in
Microphone	Microphone - built-in
Viewfinder	Optical - real-image zoom
Display	LCD display - TFT active matrix - 1.8" - colour
Supported Battery	4 x AA alkaline battery ( included )

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