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Canon PowerShot SD880 IS

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Pros
True wide-angle lens (28mm to 112mm)
Great optical image stabilization
Cons
No optical viewfinder
Limited manual functions

$279.95 - $499.99
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Canon SD880 IS Digital Elph Review

by Danny Palmerlee

- Once again, Canon has upped the ante on point-and-shoot cameras. Not only is the SD880 IS Digital Elph stylish, durable, and exceptionally easy to use, it also takes great pictures and provides 28mm of wide-angle bliss. (The SD880's focal range is 28mm to 112mm; the lower the first number is, the wider the angle of view that the camera can capture.)

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User Reviews for Canon PowerShot SD880 IS

Reviewed by: JonWit74

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Strengths: Lightweight, easy to use

Weaknesses: Inside lightquality

Overall Evaluation: Very easy to use and the dial information is easy to understand and use. The picture quality is great thus far I am completly satisfied with this camera and would recommend it to anyone.
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Strengths: -Digic4 Image Processor-10 MP-3.0'' LCD Screen-Compactand just very easy and fun to use!

Weaknesses: the most expensive point and shoot of the bunch but definitely worth it!!

Overall Evaluation: Not only am I happy with the product but the service of buydig.com was superb as well:1) secure checkout2) free shipping3) no tax4) and the one that did it for me was very low price compared to the other big stores...like walmart...newegg...bestbuyI'm definitely very happy!

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