Latest 6 Reviews Here is what people are saying about the Canon PowerShot SD900 10MP Digital Elph Camera with 3x Optical Zoom
"I bought this for my father-i-law"
2009-09-20
- Reviewed By User: AQ3V3H6X4EAAD
I bought this for my father in law as he wanted to get into digitial photography but didn't want anything large or complicated. I think Canon has some of the best lenses and imaging software so I I decided to give him this one. It didn't disappoint. A novice can take it out of the box and take a nice photo with it. the controls are laid out well and the photos are clear and noise free.
"Good camera but not sure about the build quality"
2009-06-02
- Reviewed By User: A22B4YMOB7IYZ8
It worked fine for a year but stopped working 2 weeks after the warranty expired.
"Good But Imperfect"
2009-01-09
- Reviewed By User: A3MJ078X2PFTW1
The camera is beautiful, and very sturdy. Going on looks, you won't be disappointed. It also takes wonderful pictures, in perfect conditions. I finally gave up and sold this camera, to replace it with a 950is. I highly recommend opting for a camera with IS.
"Packed full of options"
2008-12-16
- Reviewed By User: A11GT4DITHUKNZ
Compact, easy to read instruction manual, great pictures, and if you are shaking when taking a picture the camera will tell you, which is very helpfull.
I have had my Canon PowerShot for a little more than a year and really enjoy using it. It takes spectacular photos that enlarge well. Like many others, I had trouble with it early on with the dreaded "lens error" message. I sent it back to Canon, and they found sand in the lens (I live on the Oregon Coast and was putting the camera in my pocket when I went to the beach). The first repair cost me about $130 since sand damage is not covered under the warranty. When I got the camera back, the second time I used it, I had another "lens error." I was about ready to chuck the thing in the garbage, but sent it back to the factory. This time the repair was free. In order to protect the camera, I bought a Delkin Snug-It "Tight Fit Camera Skin" and also put the camera in a zip-lock bag when I take it to the beach. I haven't had any more problems with it at all. One word of caution - don't try to put the camera into its case with the skin still on it. I ended up ripping the skin - it's an either-or proposition! Not all of the features of this camera are intuitive, so it really pays to spend some time with the manual to learn about all the things it can do. I'm very pleased with it.
"Love Canon"
2008-10-21
- Reviewed By User: A16MULQR0LNAS9
I received this camera when my first Elph (SD320, I think) stopped working. I did a little research on-line and found it was a known problem with that model. I contacted Canon and they sent me a free shipping label so they could fix it. It was about 3 weeks later, Canon sent me a whole new camera (for free!) since my old camera was no longer made and they couldn't get parts. I'd had my old camera around three years and used it A LOT. I love Canon's customer service...love the cameras too!!!
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"I bought this for my father-i-law"
"Good But Imperfect"
"Packed full of options"