Good replacement for Ixus 400

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My Canon Ixus 400 has finally failed. It'll no longer write to the memory cards (even new and formatted cards).

Its been a superb camera - mainly as it fitted in my pocket.

I'm looking for a good replacement, am not bothered about more megapixels (although 4MP would be needed). I'm looking to spend under £200.

CompactFlash support would be preferred - but it looks like most newer camera's are SD.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Peter
 
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I just got a Canon powershot A620 for my mother in law i had a play while showing her how to use it & i'm that impressed i am thinking of getting myself one. only £217.00 which i thought was very cheap for a 7.1 megapixel camera.
 
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all the new ixus are SD
nothing of that size takes CF to my knowledge, just because of the size
I have the ixus 55 and like it a fair bit, much smaller than the ixus 400
however, the focusing isn't as spot on as my old kd420z!
the ixus 750 is a lovely piece of kit, but for small and quality I still like the T9 sony's and similar with IS on board
 
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well seeing as they just unvailed the

Ixus 60 having 2.5" screen , 6mp, 3x zoom ,no IS
Ixus 65 having 3" screen, 6mp , 3x zoom , no IS or view finder

and flagship Ixus 800 IS having 2.5" screen, 6mp, 4x zoom and IS

I think ill be getting the latter when they hit the shops.

See DPreview for details.
 
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THE BEAST said:
I just got a Canon powershot A620 for my mother in law i had a play while showing her how to use it & i'm that impressed i am thinking of getting myself one. only £217.00 which i thought was very cheap for a 7.1 megapixel camera.


yep very nice camera...:)

check out my website

click the pics for bigger versions.

the info, the rog is 1inch, the muchrooms about 3 inches..

+takes SD (not compact flash, but you may bea ble to use it?)
+takes AA Batteries (no special shapes etc)
+macro is great
+takes video
+good size, with grip
+zooms 4X
+can get converter lenses.....if you want

-no RAW
-zoom has only 7 steps, so sometimes (rarely) zoom does not get the pic you want.

check DPreview, theres a decent review there.
 
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