Introduction:

The PowerShot SD 780 IS, a new stunning ELPH from the Canon line is carving a niche for itself with its exquisite performance and excellent features that are second to none in this ever-changing digital world. In spite of the odd settings and circumstances, this device performs in an applaudable manner and makes you treasure the moments that you’ve been missing all this while.

Features:

True to its global image Canon provides display in 26 languages culled out from the various parts of the globe. With an approximate shooting capacity of 210 shots this camera comes with a rechargeable Lithium-ion battery and an amazing array of 18 shooting presets that can be used to portray any occasion or any environment you desire. You can merge several pictures into one, swap colors and even take pictures underwater with these magical shooting modes.  

Pros:

• For easy composition and reviewing of images, this camera sports a wide angled Pure Color LCD II lens of 2.5”. This lens makes your images look crisper and saturated with accurate colors.
• Ability to record footage in high definition, of 1280 x 720 p resolution. Thanks to the HDMI output, now you can enjoy watching the still images and videos on a HDTV.
• The 3x optical zoom helps you catch the subject’s feature and reactions from close quarters. And the embedded optical image stabilization takes the fuzziness out of your pictures.

Cons:

• Some of the features that were given a miss from this model were flash exposure compensation and wireless control.
• Photos taken in the night look grainy and unusable.
•  There is no optical zoom function to use when you are shooting in a video mode.

Pricing Range: To make this stunningly small camera yours shell out just 195$-277$. Available in Silver, Gold, Black & Red!

Final Verdict: Defying its slim, sexy image the PowerShot SD 780 IS comes packed with oodles of features that will redefine the way you use a camera and the way you look at the world in general. This camera is astonishingly small; this happens to be the huge plus for this camera and occasionally, a deal-breaker as well. People with large hands will have handling issues. Otherwise, this camera is adequate for normal shooting needs.