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Canon PowerShot S400 4MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom

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Canon PowerShot S400 4MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom

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Features:

4.0 megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality prints up to 11 x 14
3x optical zoom and 3.6x digital zoom (10.8x total)
Stainless steel shell; up to 3 minutes of video with sound
Compatible with CompactFlash Type I cards; 32 MB card included

Canon PowerShot S400 4MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom

Canon PowerShot S400 4MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom

Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

The Difference between the S400, S45, and S230!!:

Pros:
1) Compact Size
2) 4.0 Megapixel Camera!
3) 3x Optical Zoom, 3.6x Digital Zoom
4) CompactFlash media with High Speed CompactFlash support.
5) Improved Movie Record Mode (up to 3 minutes with High Speed CompactFlash card)
6) 9 point AiAF system (Artificial Intelligence AutoFocus) (S200 has 3 point AiAF system)
7) DIGIC processor (specialized processor made by Canon specifically for digital cameras... supposedly improves camera photo quality)
8) iSAPS (Intelligent Scene... more info

The most powerful compact digital camera out there?:

Canon's S400 is the second 4 MegaPixel compact digicam from a major manufacturer on the market (I consider Minolta's F100 the first). Overall, the S400 is a winner for anyone looking for a basic point-and-shoot digital camera with a few added picture modes. While the overall build quality of the S400 is slightly inferior to Canon's 3MP S230 camera... the bevy of features compensates for this.
On the plus side is the 4 MegaPixel photo capture, 3x OPTICAL Zoom (which is way more important than what level of... more info

It might be your memory cards:

Not all memory cards work well with all cameras. I tried to use a Viking card with my Canon s230, and got the E18 error mentioned here. As soon as I swapped my SanDisk back in, the problem was gone forever. I think sending the memory card back was a much better and cheaper solution than ditching an excellent camera.

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