- 12.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality poster-size prints
- 5x optical zoom with Optical Image Stabilizer
- HD movie shooting capability plus HDMI output
- New Active display technology for quickly switching between images during playback
- Compatible with SD/SDHC, MMC/MMC Plus/HC MMC Plus (not included)
Product Description
Cool curves, powerful features and a fun way to operate the camera mark Canon’s PowerShot SD970 IS Digital ELPH. Amazing resolution and expanded editing options are yours with 12.1-megapixel and you can even create HD movies. Shooting is fun and easy with Smart Auto that makes all your shots better effortlessly, and there’s a user-friendly interface. And see how much fun it is to browse through your photos and even speed up image advance with a shake or tilt of the … More >>
Canon PowerShot SD970IS 12.1 MP Digital Camera with 5x Optical Zoom and 3.0-inch LCD
Tags: 12.1, 3.0inch, Camera, Canon, Digital, Optical, PowerShot, SD970IS, Zoom
Categories: Canon Powershot
Ok, so all the intelligences bla bla bla icontrast, iblink, ilaugh, icry, iiiiiiiiiiiiii, and canon ends up making a camera with HD movies but don’t you dare move or breath while recording or god forbid zoom: You will end up with a bunch of crackling sounds that are some of the most irritating especially when you realize it ruined a once in a liftime moment: ? class graduation, birthday ……
I do not want a camera that goes to the moon !!!!! I just want one that does a good basic job while on earth !!!!!!!!
Rating: 1 / 5
I loved this camera for a year then the warranty expired and the lens stuck in the open position and it is not economical to fix. After doing some internet search for a solution I discovered this is a very common problem with dozens of Canon models, it is called error 811, there are entire websites devoted to just this problem. This camera is too expensive to only last a year, I have beautiful photos of the Italian coast, but I won’t be buying another Canon.
Rating: 1 / 5
The auto setting on this camera produces the worst results of any digital camera that I’ve ever handled. Out of ten shots POSSIBLY two will be in focus, and they are either over exposed or under exposed. I had gotten this as a replacement for my Nikon Coolpix; the Nikon was my third coolpix and the battery door had broken on every single one of them. The coolpix is also rather slow, so I thought that I’d give the newest Canon powershot a try. What a colossal waste of money! The camera has yet to produce ONE acceptable photo and I’ve shot over a thousand in all kinds of lighting situations. Maybe if a person has the time to use every special function to set up each and every shot they might get something decent out of it, but if you want a “point and shoot” camera that takes great photos on the auto setting, then avoid this one at all costs!
Rating: 2 / 5
I have searched the Canon website, wasted my time registering, going down to their customer support, ‘downloads and manuals’, an hour has passed and there are no manuals to be found. Who is in charge of this ridiculous company. Haven’t they heard of the internet?
Rating: 1 / 5
When I bought this camera I thought it is much smaller its expensive price suggests that it is small but was not, and buying online you see pictures not the real thing so you can never tell
Rating: 3 / 5