Canon Powershot SD430 5MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Wi-Fi Capable) | List Price: $499.99
Discount Price: $109.00
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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
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....
great little camera - workable wi-fi [Posted on 2008-09-24]
I bought this camera a month or so ago after my old Canon S400 was stolen. I needed an affordable camera quick since we were going on a 2 week trip to europe. When I found this camera for about $100, I jumped on it.
The camera takes great pictures, although dark light can be tough (like most cameras). The movie mode works well. The size is small enough to fit in your pocket.
The wi-fi features of the camera work well. It's nice to be able to just come home, turn the camera on, connect to the network and send the photos to the computer downstairs - without having to actually go down there. If you're transferring larger numbers of photos this may not work as well, i usually connect via USB to do that.
The only negative I've found with the camera so far is that it doesn't feel as sturday as my old tank of a camera, the s400. it feels a little plasticky.
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