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I am trying to decide about the replacement camera for my old Optio 6 that won't work. I like the way the display looks and all the features of the Canon SD700IS and the 600, but not sure if the stabilizing feature is worth the extra $$. I could use some help here! I already have a Canon Rebel XT so just looking for a small vacation camera that takes great indoor outdoor shots and has a better display.
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Itoo had always been a person who felt that IS in cameras with less than 5X optical zoom was wasted money. However, after using a camera with IS I became rather amazed how my photos became decidedly sharper. IS really does work and it is worth the extra cost.
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Thanks for your input. All info will help me. document.write('[img]/forums/images/emoticons/jumping-smiley-004.gif[/img]');[img]images/emoticons/jumping-smiley-004.gif[/img]
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The canon SD series cameras have one of the highest drop rates, due to their small size, so be sure to always use a wrist strap. Camera drops are almost always fatal.A wrist strap is cheap insurance.
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