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Overview
of the Canon PowerShot A75
The Canon PowerShot A75 is suitable for beginners as well as those looking for more creative options. The camera offers 3.2 megapixels and a 3x optical zoom lens, both of which are perfectly adequate for a good quality, but standard "point and shoot." The 1.8" LCD monitor is a fair size.
There are 13 versatile shooting modes – including a new 'Scene Mode' which gives access to special pre-programmed creative modes such as 'fireworks', 'foliage', 'beach' and 'snow'.
The 9-point AiAF (Artificial Intelligence Auto Focus) helps to ensure pictures are always perfectly focused, even when the subject is not centred. To speed up focusing and optimise exposures, the camera analyses the scene and makes setting adjustments before the shutter release is pressed.
You can record up to 180 second movie clips, complete with sound recording and playback on the 1.8" LCD monitor. For very high definition playback on a TV, the camera can also record up to 30 second VGA clips.
A Print/Share button makes it possible to print direct to any Canon Direct Print or PictBridge compatible printer and simplifies uploads to any Windows PC. When connected to a Canon Compact Photo Printer, the PowerShot A75 allows you to print a sequence of movie clip frames, and to produce your own ID photos.
Canon's ZoomBrowser EX (for Windows) and ImageBrowser (for Macintosh) enable you to arrange photo albums, crop photographs and adjust contrast and brightness. 100 MB free storage on CANON iMAGE GATEWAY is also available in some regions.
Optional water-proof and shock-proof housing offer protection against rain, snow, dust and water to a depth of 40m. Wide, tele converter and close up lenses are also available to really transform this camera into something more powerful.
Features of the Canon PowerShot A75:
Canon PowerShot A75 reviews
Average
rating from 4 reviews: 
Reviewed by Andy Booth from UK on 20th
Mar 2007
I've had this model for 4 years and use it mostly for scuba diving, and
it has been brilliant. It has now started to fail, and getting a replacement
that will fit the underwater housing is proving to be difficult. I love
this camera. but like most things these days, it is now obsolete.
Rating:
Reviewed by vicky from india on 27th
Jul 2005
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Reviewed by Alex from Canada on 7th
Jul 2005
kicks ass, and can take a beating. Great camera if you wanna get some
footage while snowboarding, wakeboarding, kayaking, anything like that!
Rating:
Reviewed
by Melissa from USA on 2005/01/28
I am new to this camera but so far I absolutly love the features. The
quality is amazing for an under 200.00 camera. I highly recommend this
camera.
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