Canon PowerShot SD780 IS, Part 2

Here’s a photo product review of the Canon PowerShot SD780 IS. This photo product review is a bit different in that it gives you different views and angles of the product that you normally wouldn’t see. Usually the only photos you see are from manufactures and sometimes are not enough.

So I bring you, my new camera, the Canon PowerShot SD780 IS in black…



In some of the photos, I included my now backup camera, Canon PowerShot SD630, for comparison. The SD780 IS is not that smaller than the SD630, but when held in the hands, it does feel a lot smaller. It’s kind of weird. The texture is different between the two also. The SD630 has a silver finish that’s smooth while the SD780 IS isn’t. It has somewhat of a texture grip to it.



After a long weekend of using it in Las Vegas during Memorial Weekend, it did well. I loved using it and the more I used it, the more I appreciated it. But, because I was using it so much and it was handled at all times. Even when I wasn’t completely there, if you know what I mean, the fingerprints and marks were very noticeable on the camera. Where the silver finish on the SD630 wouldn’t show as much. So, I had to wipe it down with my shirt every once in awhile. But the black just looks so damn slick…











There are more photos of the Canon SD780 IS HERE at Lapada Gallery. I’ll be adding more photos of the camera as I use it more. The next coming post will have a sample of a photo I took as well as a HD video from Las Vegas. So, be on the look-out for those in the next coming days.