Canin Ixus 500 - any good?
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Yup, i've got one and i love it. Toyed with getting an ixus 400 too, thought sod it, and got the one i wanted. Looked at buying from overseas to save some £££, but ended up with one from a local dealer. Don't have to worry about customs and warranty etc.
Takes great pics and has loads of functions that I have only just brushed the top of.
Check this site for good reviews.
http://www.imaging-resource.com/
jd..
Takes great pics and has loads of functions that I have only just brushed the top of.
Check this site for good reviews.
http://www.imaging-resource.com/
jd..
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Hi, had mine about 4 weeks, its a very easy camera to use and with great quality pictures. For example, novice underwater photographer like moi, was getting this type of quality at 30 odd feet down
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...h/Img_0067.jpg
Purchased mine from http://www.digitaldepot.co.uk got an excellent deal..
I do not believe you will be making a mistake if you get one
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Jim
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...h/Img_0067.jpg
Purchased mine from http://www.digitaldepot.co.uk got an excellent deal..
I do not believe you will be making a mistake if you get one
Cheers
Jim
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The Ixus range is fabulous, good quality pictures with simple controls, small and solidly built, the best camera in its range bar none .......................
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Originally Posted by ScoobyTal
jesops on the high street will price match even the internet
Believe a good place to start would be http://www.pricerunner.co.uk
They seem to be able to pinpoint some of the best buys
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Jim
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Personally, I would save your money and buy the IXUS 430. Every bit as good as the 500, just with a 4MP sensor. Unless you like printing very large pictures, you won't really need a 5MP sensor.
Bought my 430 for £220 online.
Stefan
Bought my 430 for £220 online.
Stefan
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Great camera, highly recommended, took the plunge myself, via Amazon, cant remember the price, but certainly cheapest I could find at the time.
It does look good, but it also benefits from Canon quality throughout, so it is "not just a pretty face".
Go for it, treat yourself.
It does look good, but it also benefits from Canon quality throughout, so it is "not just a pretty face".
Go for it, treat yourself.
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Originally Posted by ozzy
Personally, I would save your money and buy the IXUS 430. Every bit as good as the 500, just with a 4MP sensor. Unless you like printing very large pictures, you won't really need a 5MP sensor.
Bought my 430 for £220 online.
Stefan
Bought my 430 for £220 online.
Stefan
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great camera, can take it everywhere with you.
Skiing action piccies from the 430 and 400 Ixus here:
http://gregh.co.uk/albums/laplagne/
cheers,
greg
Skiing action piccies from the 430 and 400 Ixus here:
http://gregh.co.uk/albums/laplagne/
cheers,
greg
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