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Question: Mac Compatible? Does anybody have experience using this camera with Macs? I have an iBook, and want to be sure before I spend $250 that it will work.Thanks!
Document: However, what do you want for $250?! If I paid $1000 for a Pro model, I'm sure I might get a better result. I have had kodaks, Sonys, HPs and none hold a candle to this Canon. It's amazing, the response is super quick, the battery pack lasts a long time, its sturdy, and it takes great family pics inside and out, nice depth of field and the various auto focus settings are well devised.
I would recomend this camera for any person, regardless of age or experience. It's a great camera, and wheter you want to take artistic shots or take pics of family and friends, I would recomend this camera over any other.Also, check out my customer images to see this great camera in action!
This camera is awesome! The features are great, especially the "My Color." I love messing around with it. If you want to read the pros, read the other reviews.Here is the one con that I have found:I have had this camera for TWO days and the lcd screen is already damaged. I had read the reviews warning about that, so I made sure to have nothing touching the screen.
so you have to go through all of your manual settings to figure out what you have.-Zoom a pain. The zoom function is clunky and inexact. You spend a lot of time trying to get the zoom level you want.I can't say this is the best camera out there; obviously, there is no perfect camera, it's just a matter of picking what strengths you want and accepting whatever faults you can.
I have bought and used Canon products for years and own and SD450. Unfortunately I have encountered the now famous Canon-related E18 error (the lens gets stuck). I discovered that a lot of other owners have the same problem and have taken very good care of their cameras. Please don't purchase this camera and spend your $$$ on a more durable camera. Just want to spare others from experiencing my same fate.
I love the size of it; it looks especially cute in the red leather case that I purchased to protect it. The nice array of functions make it easy to work with and fun to use (I especially like the different color modes). It's 5mp give me plenty of room to crop and edit and still print a good 8x10. We're even using it as a video camera!I was looking for a small camera that was easily pocketable and would produce consistent quality images.
You can play your golf swing back with variable slow motion speed and even single frame forward and backward. Very useful if you want to improve your game or just have some laughs. The experience of examining a video frame by frame is much easier on the camera than it is on a PC. Also, the quality of the 640x480 30 fps movie mode is amazingly good.
but if I want to enlarge I do that on my computer (it has 5 megapixels). Now here's a feature that I really appreciate it's easy to charge the battery (the Sony has a docking station with two inputs-annoying). Love my Elph, thanks Canon.
9! So I URGE you to invest in a larger chip.Other than that I am in love with it. If you have the chunk to spend I think it is completely worth it. Though you may want to look into getting these accessories:- The waterproof case, it is a little expensive though- Memory Cards- A carry case3 nessecary, well sort of, things.Hope I helped!
This is a great camera. The directions stated I did not have to install any software to download photos to my pc, which is a feature I wanted. (I used to have a Kodak camera which required using Kodak software, which made a mess of my computer.) Also, I discovered my laptop has a media card slot, just take the card out of the camera and pop in it my laptop. Windows XP automatically finds the pics and asks what you want to do with them. Awesome!
Answer: Yes, I have this camera and download the photos on my Apple Powerbook all the time. Canon always does a great job of supporting mac users with its bundeled software. If you have iPhoto (which comes with every mac) you don;t need tyo load the Canon software. When you plug the cmaera into the USB port, OS X will recognize it and open up iPhoto where you can import, edit, resize, etc, the photos.