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Photos taken with the PowerShot SD1000. Credits and licences are on its page.

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Canon PowerShot SD1000
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Canon PowerShot SD1000

The Canon PowerShot SD1000, sold in Europe as the Digital IXUS 70 and in Japan as the IXY Digital 10, was Canon's entry-level pocket ELPH of spring 2007: a square silver compact with a 7.1 megapixel CCD, a 3x zoom and a new DIGIC III processor.

Sensor
CCD · 7.1 MP
Lens
3x zoom
Battery
NB-4L
Launched
March 2007
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Why one camera has three names

Canon sold most of its compacts under a different name in each region. The camera Americans know as the PowerShot SD1000 is the Digital IXUS 70 in Europe and the IXY Digital 10 in Japan. Listings, reviews and sample photos are split across all three names, so every page here lists them together. Browse the full Canon list to match any name.