Canon PowerShot SD1000 Digital ELPH

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2001 Canon S110 (left) compared with the SD1000

Slimmer body, larger LCD, 5 more megapixels image by Kyle Tait (Image rights)

The PowerShot SD1000 was a 2007 release in Canon's popular series of compact digital cameras, which originated in 2000 with the S100. The styling was inspired by those earlier models (andeven the APS film Ixus/Elph), but the specs had been upgraded to a 3x zoom and a 7 megapixel sensor. As the name suggested, SD cards were used for storage (rather than CompactFlash), contributing to a slimmer case.

Links

• Specifications from DPReview.com
• Full review at Imaging Resource