The Canon PowerShot SD750 is designed to use secure digital memory cards.
The Canon PowerShot SD750 is a compact digital camera that started production in 2007, retailing for about $330 at the time it was introduced. It measures 3.6 by 2.2 by 0.8 inches.
Compatible Storage
The Canon PowerShot SD750 is designed for use with SD or SDHC memory cards and was originally shipped with a 32 MB SD card when it was introduced in 2007. SD cards are equipped with write-protection switches on the side to prevent data from being erased if placed in the locked position.
Potentially Compatible
MultiMediaCards (MMC) are similar in size to SD cards, with identical width and length measurements of 32 x 24 mm, though MMC cards are thinner, at just 1.4 mm as compared to 2.1 mm for SD cards. Many SD slots fit MMC cards as well, and many -- though not all -- devices that use SD cards can also be used with MMC storage media.
Other Specifications
The Canon PowerShot SD750 has a maximum image size of 3072 by 2304 pixels and employs 7.1 million effective pixels. Light sensitivity ranges from 80 to 1600 ISO and the zoom lens goes from 35 mm in wide-angle mode to 105 mm in zoom mode. It also offers continuous shooting at a speed of 1.7 frames per second.
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