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Canon PowerShot SD40 First Impressions Review

by Richard Baguley
Published on October 13, 2006

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Likes
- Clean design 
- Small, lightweight camera      
- Facial recognition
- ISO to 1600
Dislikes
- Small LCD 
- Painful manual controls
- Short battery life
 
 
Conclusion
The SD40 is a very small, rather cute camera. While this small size means that there are some compromises, these are relatively few. The manual controls aren’t very intuitive and a there is a limited zoom range, but that’s about it. And these aren’t going to be a problem for most of the users of this digital camera. The Canon PowerShot SD40 is a simple, portable point-and-shoot. We’ll have to wait for a more in-depth test to truly judge image quality, but so far this Digital Elph looks promising.  


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