any chance this would work for the Canon PowerShot SD750?
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Hi Kelly. Your camera is smaller than my Powershot S100, so I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. Have fun.
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Steve's digicams lists your camera size as 3.61 x 2.24 x 0.77 inches (WHD) and my SD 960is as 3.85 x 2.12 x 0.87 in. There was a bit of space in the case so I would imagine that yours should fit. You just have to use the included spacers to make the fit tight.
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Yes, it looks like its set up about the same as my cannon elf, so it should. I love it! Going to use it when we go to Alaska soon!
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i had an old polariod camera that was pretty small. it fit but when i was more than 10 ft down the was soft and compressed so it wouldnt work properly. for the specific camera u asked about i dont know because i dont have that one. we did end up buying a waterproof shock proof camera that we like to use much better. its easier and worth the 250 or so we paid for it plus its a good every day camera.
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Don't bother, when you take pictures using the flash, the reflection makes your pictures look horrible. When you try to place your camera in this case you need to use some adjustment buffers so it doesn't move around, but the buffers included are not very good.
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it should ---to be sure contact a local Canon store. they can best answer you.
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Don't take my word for it. Make sure you inquire about the exact camera you have. It's all about the configuration of the contact points. Mine did work perfect for my Canon. Just a note of the quality, excellent !
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The best that I can tell you is to check with Canon. In fact you should always check to see if your product is compatible with each other.
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I think the PSC-55 is too big for the SD1000. You end up with a lot of empty space that just gives bulk to a svelte camera. That said, I'm not terribly impressed with the PSC-1000 that I just got. Out of the box, the flap doesn't close properly. Maybe after some breaking in it will work out OK.
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I'm sorry I can't say for sure because I have a Canon PowerShot ELPH 320HS. It works great in my camera and for $7, it would be worth a try. Also I think the other reviewer is right.
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it should work. You can always go onto the canon website and it will show you exactly what chargers you need for your camera. Thats what I had to do and I matched it to this one and it works awsome. If it doesnt work you can always return it so what does it hurt to order it.. Good luck
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Not sure. I know it works well on my D750 but weather or not they have the recipticle I am not sure. Call 1-800-nikonusa
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According to the EyeFi website (which doesn't make it super obvious how to get the information), it works great on that camera: http://support.eye.fi/cameras/canon/powershot_a2500
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it is very hard to predict its compatibility w/ a given product that I don't own. I have tried a few mSD-CF adapters w/ my Powershot G6, and only this one works (after some reformatting) ... the other two (from Ebay) I have to discard
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Yes it will work. The Canon takes a standard SD card and this works great. Note that the SanDisk SD cards come in various sizes and a 16gig card will hold 1000's of pictures
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I only tried it for the model I currently have, which is Canon Powershot SX240 as I recall. Thanks.
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I can't see why it wouldn't since the part that triggers the flash on the hot shoes and the cable fitting that triggers the camera are pretty much standard throughout the canon DSLR line. I have mine on a iDSMKIII and it works all the time. You have to remember to turn both units off.
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Ok its best to continue asking if it is compatible with the D750. Sorry I was unable to assist.
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Yes, it work well on my D750. The SMDV RFN-4 has 2 parts, I think they are quite un-comfortable, since when you put one part on the top of camera, then you can not use the flash any more, but It's not big problem to me.
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According to the EyeFi website (which doesn't make it super obvious how to get the information), it works great on that camera:http://support.eye.fi/cameras/canon/powershot_a2500
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You'd better check this with Canon US. here is contact info. send them an emaileosdigitalsupport@cits.canon.com