Canon PowerShot SD3500 IS Review Discussion

[Howard Creech]

Canon's SD series digicams are all about pocketable style and operational simplicity. These little cameras have been consistently popular with consumers since the first digital ELPH was introduced way back in 2000.

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[KDArtStudio]

The touch screen doesn't always work the first time, wasting a lot of time 'setting up' images for an automatic camera... by the time it does work, birds,insects,music performers, moving subjects have gone.......shot missed.

The digital macro feature is far better on the SD790 IS

The SD3500 IS seems to take a long time to set up functions before you take pics, compared to other point & shoot cameras with dial operation, have owned 3 powershot cameras, this one was a replacement for my SD790 IS which I like the best of the 3 I have owned ... thought with the advanced technology of touchscreen the SD3500 IS would have been faster, but it takes more time than the older cameras.... as any photographer knows, time is of the essence in photography....the idea behind the technology was good perhaps, but the actual functionality of the camera is too slow in reality