Testseek.com have collected 57 expert reviews of the Canon PowerShot SD940 IS / IXUS 120 IS and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Canon PowerShot SD940 IS / IXUS 120 IS.
September 2009
(78%)
57 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
If you're in the market for a high-resolution compact point-and-shoot camera, the Canon PowerShot SD940 IS is a good value for the street price. Some of the competition may be priced lower, but doesn't include all of the features offered by the SD940 I...
Very good image quality with and without flash; fashionable design.
Small zoom ring and buttons; flimsy doors cover battery and A/V ports.
Canon's PowerShot SD940 IS might look familiar to you, especially if you've seen the PowerShot SD780 IS (). Both models have an eye-catching design (including a lens casing that's the same color as the camera's body) and both are available...
Very good image quality with and without flash, Fashionable looks,
Small zoom ring and buttons, Flimsy doors cover battery and A/V ports
The slim, stylish PowerShot SD940 IS is an upgrade over the sexy PowerShot SD780 IS, offering a wider-angle lens and a handful of enhancements for $50 more. ...
Slim and stylish design, 720p HD video and HDMI port, Excellent image quality, Redesigned menu with hints.
No optical zoom when filming video, Slow continuous shooting, Poor battery life, Playback category data not written to file.
Canon IXUS 120 IS / PowerShot SD940 IS ELPH verdict The Canon Digital IXUS 120 IS / PowerShot SD940 IS Digital ELPH is a 12.1 Megapixel compact with a stabilised 4x optical zoom lens, and a 2.7in LCD screen. Just 20mm thin, it's Canon's slimmest I...
Attractive design and sturdy build, Tiny, pocketable size, Wide-angle, image-stabilized 4x optical zoom, HD movie mode, HDMI output, Good control layout, Easy to use, Helpful on-screen tips and hints, Effective Smart Auto mode, Responsive Face Detectio...
Below average battery life, Sluggish continuous mode, Zoom is slow to respond, No optical zoom while shooting video, Slightly weak flash (common in subcompacts), Lens has some soft corners, flare, and moderate chromatic aberration, Details slightly sof...
While its image quality may not stand up to higher-end cameras, the Canon PowerShot SD940 is a fun camera to shoot with and will appeal to snapshooters who want a tiny take-anywhere camera that's fashionable and easy to use. Its wide-angle, 4x optical...
Abstract: Video Review: Digital cameras have never been easier to shop for, thanks to Canon's new PowerShot SD940 with 12.1 mega pixels, improved Smart Auto mode and 720p video recording for only $249. Kevin Pereira and Olivia Munn find out if this is worth putt...
