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Mister NjoY
keep the rhythm

Registered: Apr 2004
Location: 06 Nice - Monaco
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Sep-14-2005 12:27
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oxy
Le zoolookologiste

Registered: Apr 2003
Location: In odyssey through trance music
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Sep-14-2005 12:42
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LoginZ
Veteran in training

Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Paris France.
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la biblle c'est www.dpreview.com
| quote: | pour l'ixus 750 :
Also known as Canon Digital IXUS 750
Camera body
Release Status
Max resolution 3072 x 2304
Low resolution 2592 x 1944, 2048 x 1536, 1600 x 1200, 640 x 480
Image ratio w:h 4:3
Effective pixels 7.1 million
Sensor photo detectors 7.1 million
Sensor size 1/1.8 " (7.18 x 5.32 mm)
Sensor type CCD
Colour filter array RGB
Sensor manufacturer Unknown
ISO rating Auto, 50, 100, 200, 400
Zoom wide (W) 37 mm
Zoom tele (T) 111 mm (3 x)
Digital zoom Yes, 4.0 x
Image stabilization No
Auto Focus
Manual Focus No
Auto focus type AiAF TTL 9-point or center
Normal focus range Unknown
Macro focus range 5 cm
White balance override 5 positions plus manual
Aperture range F2.8 - F4.9
Min shutter 15 sec
Max shutter 1/2000 sec
Built-in Flash Yes
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mais c'est sur que si c'est pour regarder ça sur le web, ça sert a rien d'investir. mais si c'est pour faire développer des photos, alors il y a quand même intéret a avoir un bon capteur et qui peut le plus peu le moins...
mais l'avantage des canon et de leur millions de pixel, c'est que tu peux faire des vidéos live de ce que tu vois en 640 x 480 avec du son 25 fps bref, un vrai petit camescope ambulant à l'exception de la mise au point bien sur.
une bonne partie des autres apn ne gère pas le son alors quand tu veux chopper tiesto solo sur traffic quand il fait des bonds de dix mètres de haut, c'est cet appareil (série) qu'il te faut .
le casio a un capteur à 1/2.5...
le sony a un capteur 1/2.4.
| quote: | Overall conclusion
It's not without reason that the IXUS/Elph range has proved so popular; the combination of size, design and materials, performance and decent image quality is a compelling one. The SD500 is no exception; it's fast, easy to use and capable of producing first-class results in the right situations - and it has all the hallmarks of a design classic. But it's not a camera without problems. Some, such as the rather erratic behavior of the AiAF 'intelligent' focus system, can be easily overcome (switch to center focus), others, such as the SD500's tendency to miss fine low-contrast detail, will only really cause you a problem if you're printing at sizes over about 8x10 inches.
Ultimately, however, buying any camera designed to be as physically small as possible is always going to represent something of a compromise, and I think that on balance the SD500 represents an acceptable trade off - it's certainly capable of producing sharper, more detailed results than most of its competitors, and its street price is, at under $500, pretty competitive. You may question whether you really need 7 million pixels in a pocket camera, but a quick glance at the test results shows that the SD500 is capable of capturing considerably more detail in everyday scenes than any of its 4 or 5 megapixel predecessors or competitors. So if you like to print a little larger, the SD500 will give you the edge, even if its not a quantum leap forward.
So the SD500 is a great little camera that, maybe unfairly, I felt didn't quite deliver on its promise. That said, we experienced none of the movie audio problems (a faint whine or hiss) mentioned by some owners (and in fact were very impressed by the movie mode), and in good light with plenty of contrast the results are often stunning.
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IXUS forever rien que pour le mode vidéo...
edit : jusqu'à maintenant excepté la série des pentium M, la fréquence élevée est bien synonyme de puissance....
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Sep-14-2005 14:04
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