Canon Powershot SD430 5MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Wi-Fi Capable) | List Price: $499.99
Discount Price: $133.88
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Brand: Canon
Binding: Electronics
Features: - Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11b) compatibility for wireless image transfer and control of camera functions from a PC
- Features 5.0-megapixel CCD sensor, compact 3x optical zoom, and ultra-high refractive index aspherical (UA) lens
- Processes prints up to A3 size
- Includes a software suite featuring Canon's ZoomBrowser EX 5.5 (Windows) and ImageBrowser 5.5 (Mac); PhotoRecord 2.2, PhotoStitch, and PhotoStudio
- Designed with a sleek silver finish and stylish blue LED
SD430 Wi-Fi [Posted on 2007-08-31]
Good camera as it is - fully featured point and shoot (have to like Canon) - low noise at lover ISO - excellent prints for 5MP - body is plasticly (part of Wi-Fi design as per Canon rep.) - Wi-Fi is actually a very nice feature of this camera and it works like a charm. Good camera with a wireless bonus - if you do not care about Wi-Fi, look at other cameras in this price range with features like IS or bigger/wider zoom.
Anyhow this is another Canon well done - 5 star camera - 4.5 for Wi-Fi (had to download a plug for it to work), but it works and it works very well.
Recommended!
Wi-Fi with photo printer [Posted on 2007-09-27]
bought this camera week ago at Amazon's lighting deal add a 2GB memory card. purchased a Canon Selphy 740 Photo Printer (ofcause from Amazon )
WOW, I don't believed my eyes, Photo comes out great.
I don't have any trouble taking pictures nor printing it.
I would said both are user friendly.
perfect [Posted on 2007-10-21]
I bought this for a replacement of a broken camera. It fits in my purse and is always available. I like the fact it takes standard chips. It does have it's own battery but I have not used up the charge yet. Granted, I recharge it after use, but it's not been a problem. The pictures have turned out well. I'm very happy with my purchase.
What a great little camera! [Posted on 2007-10-31]
I love the ease of photo shooting, the size, and the resulting picture from this camera! Here's what i don't care for: the picture transfer isn't as easy as my kodak easy share. 4 stars for a nice camera, good pics, and easy to point and shoot!
Canon Fodder [Posted on 2008-07-27]
For what it does, this is an amazing little shirt-pocket camera. Canon probably still makes the best lenses - even for cheapo cameras. The only Canon I've ever been disappointed in is the Rebel XTi, which I tried and sent back last year. Disappointingly cheap plasticy body and images that weren't even as good as the Powershot G3 (great pix but pain-in-the-rear shutter relay) I had hoped to replace with it. In the "entry-level" dslr category, I've been much happier with the Pentax I'm using now.... But I'm off the subject. This little unit did a great job for backup snaps on Safari in Africa - and even held up to a bonking on the metal deck of a ferry boat when I had to jump onto the boat to get across the Nile....
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