PowerShot SD4500 IS Brown Digital Camera (10MP, 10x Opt, SD/SDHC/SDXC Card Slot)
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Significant technology upgrades and a richly sophisticated design make the PowerShot SD4500 IS Digital ELPH camera so easy to say "yes" to. Your best shot is never too far away, thanks to a hugely powerful lens that boasts a 10x Optical Zoom. Your videos will have all the lifelike realism of Full HD (1920 x 1080) - and you'll share them instantly on your HDTV with a simple cable connection. You'll shoot what you want, when you want, and in every situation your images will be better than you ever imagined.
Product Reviews
Canon PowerShot SD4500 IS review at Camera Labs
by cameralabs.com Monday, January 01, 0001
Review :
Canon's PowerShot SD4500 IS is certainly a very nice compact super-zoom camera. It's smaller and a little lighter than most rivals, while also enjoying better quality in low light thanks to its modest resolution. Add 1080p video, neat slow motion and miniature effects, along with a mode which stacks a burst of images to effectively reduce noise, and you've got a compelling package. The only real flies in the ointment are a lack of true wide angle coverage and a shorter than average battery life. The really big issues facing the SD4500 IS though are its compact super-zoom rivals, lead by Panasonic's Lumix ZS10. The ZS10 may be thicker, a little heaver and one third more expensive, but that gets you a broader 16x range with much wider coverage, full manual control, a more detailed display with touch-screen capabilities, built-in GPS, 3D capture, longer battery life and more besides. But Canon's decision to stick with a modest resolution has served the SD4500 IS well. In our full review at Camera Labs you'll find detailed comparisons between the Canon and Panasonic super-zooms, along with an in-depth look at all the features.
Canon IXUS SD4500 IS Review
by photographyblog.com Monday, January 01, 0001
Review :
The new Canon SD4500 IS introduces a long zoom lens to Canon's style-conscious range of compact cameras. Also known as the IXUS 1000 HS, the Canon SD4500 IS boasts a 10x zoom, 10 megapixel back-illuminated sensor, 3 inch LCD screen and full 1080p HD movies. Is this the right travel-zoom camera for you? Find out in our in-depth Canon SD4500 IS review, complete with full-size sample images and video.
Canon PowerShot SD4500IS
by productwiki.com Monday, January 01, 0001
Review :
The Canon PowerShot SD4500IS is a highend compact camera aimed at the consumer market. It is packed with features such as FullHD (1080p) video recording, slow motion video capture, and a high sensitivity 10.0 mega pixel sensor. With the built in auto program function, the SD4500IS can automatically pick from 28 picture modes to suit the shooting environment thus producing a high quality photo. One particular feature that stands out from the rest is the 19x optical zoom lens which is a rarity in a camera body only 22.3mm thick. The included lithium ion battery last for approximately 150 shots and 4hours 30min of play back time. The SD4500IS is compatible with SD/SDHC/SDXC media cards and can print stored photos via "PictBridge" compatible printers via the provided USB2.0 cable. Features / Specifications 10.0 Mega Pixel CMOS sensor 10x optical zoom, 4x digital zoom Auto focus 3.0 TFT Colour LCD f/3.4 - ... PROS: (1) built in a compact form factor, small enough to put in a pocket (2) improved low light sensitivity (backside illuminated sensor) (3) 10x optical zoom lens (4) records to easy to find, affordable and capacious SD/SDHC/SDXC flash memory cards (5) mini-HDMI output for direct playback on compatible HDTVs and displays ... CONS: (1) low light pictures tend to be soft or blurry looking (2) slow startup time and a fair amount of lag between when the button is pushed and the shutter released (3) only available in gold and brown (4) somewhat slow and narrow zoom lens (f3.4-5.6, 36-360mm) (5) poor battery life - only 150 shots per charge
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Memory Type
Secure Digital (SD) Card|Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) Card|Secure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC)|MultiMediaCard (MMC)|MMCplus|HC MMCplus
Camera Type
Compact Camera
Image Stabilization
Optical
Canon PowerShot SD4500 IS review at Camera Labs
by cameralabs.com Monday, January 01, 0001
Review :
Canon's PowerShot SD4500 IS is certainly a very nice compact super-zoom camera. It's smaller and a little lighter than most rivals, while also enjoying better quality in low light thanks to its modest resolution. Add 1080p video, neat slow motion and miniature effects, along with a mode which stacks a burst of images to effectively reduce noise, and you've got a compelling package. The only real flies in the ointment are a lack of true wide angle coverage and a shorter than average battery life. The really big issues facing the SD4500 IS though are its compact super-zoom rivals, lead by Panasonic's Lumix ZS10. The ZS10 may be thicker, a little heaver and one third more expensive, but that gets you a broader 16x range with much wider coverage, full manual control, a more detailed display with touch-screen capabilities, built-in GPS, 3D capture, longer battery life and more besides. But Canon's decision to stick with a modest resolution has served the SD4500 IS well. In our full review at Camera Labs you'll find detailed comparisons between the Canon and Panasonic super-zooms, along with an in-depth look at all the features.
Canon IXUS SD4500 IS Review
by photographyblog.com Monday, January 01, 0001
Review :
The new Canon SD4500 IS introduces a long zoom lens to Canon's style-conscious range of compact cameras. Also known as the IXUS 1000 HS, the Canon SD4500 IS boasts a 10x zoom, 10 megapixel back-illuminated sensor, 3 inch LCD screen and full 1080p HD movies. Is this the right travel-zoom camera for you? Find out in our in-depth Canon SD4500 IS review, complete with full-size sample images and video.
Canon PowerShot SD4500IS
by productwiki.com Monday, January 01, 0001
Review :
The Canon PowerShot SD4500IS is a highend compact camera aimed at the consumer market. It is packed with features such as FullHD (1080p) video recording, slow motion video capture, and a high sensitivity 10.0 mega pixel sensor. With the built in auto program function, the SD4500IS can automatically pick from 28 picture modes to suit the shooting environment thus producing a high quality photo. One particular feature that stands out from the rest is the 19x optical zoom lens which is a rarity in a camera body only 22.3mm thick. The included lithium ion battery last for approximately 150 shots and 4hours 30min of play back time. The SD4500IS is compatible with SD/SDHC/SDXC media cards and can print stored photos via "PictBridge" compatible printers via the provided USB2.0 cable. Features / Specifications 10.0 Mega Pixel CMOS sensor 10x optical zoom, 4x digital zoom Auto focus 3.0 TFT Colour LCD f/3.4 - ... PROS: (1) built in a compact form factor, small enough to put in a pocket (2) improved low light sensitivity (backside illuminated sensor) (3) 10x optical zoom lens (4) records to easy to find, affordable and capacious SD/SDHC/SDXC flash memory cards (5) mini-HDMI output for direct playback on compatible HDTVs and displays ... CONS: (1) low light pictures tend to be soft or blurry looking (2) slow startup time and a fair amount of lag between when the button is pushed and the shutter released (3) only available in gold and brown (4) somewhat slow and narrow zoom lens (f3.4-5.6, 36-360mm) (5) poor battery life - only 150 shots per charge
Canon PowerShot SD4500 IS Review
by Imaging Resource Monday, January 01, 0001
Review :
Canon always makes two long zoom ELPHs, one with a wide zoom, and one biased toward the long end of the zoom spectrum: The Canon SD4500 IS falls into the latter category, and goes quite a bit longer than normal, with a 10x, 36-360mm f/3.4 lens that collapses flush to the camera's smooth front panel. If cropping your pictures is your thing anyway, the Canon SD4500 might be the digital camera for you. Its 16:9 aspect LCD is tuned for capture of Full HD video, while the 10-megapixel CMOS sensor captures a pretty good 4:3 still image. The Canon SD4500 represents something of a compromise, employing a CMOS sensor to get Full HD, while backing off on resolution to keep the noise down for still images. It's quite a balancing act. Read our review to see whether the Canon PowerShot SD4500 digital camera's image quality holds up.
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