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DCRP has posted their review of the Canon PowerShot SD800 IS Digital ELPH and they write - 'Image quality is very good overall, but not without its problems. On the positive side, I was pleased with both exposure and color accuracy. Noise levels are low through ISO 400, and sharpness was right about where I like it. The SD800 does have trouble with three photo quality issues, though: corner softness, purple fringing, and redeye. The first two are the tradeoffs for having a compact, wide-angle lens (and won't be noticeable when you actually print the photos), while the last one seems to come with the territory in the ultra-compact class.'
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Posted by Darren in our Reviews category on October 13, 2006