CNET reviews the Canon PowerShot SD430 Digital Elph Wireless and writes – ‘Using Canon’s RemoteCapture utility, which currently runs only on Windows XP SP2 (Mac OS X support is due this spring), a PowerShot SD430 user can remotely control zoom, image size and compression level, ISO speed, white balance, metering mode, color mode, focus point, macro mode, autofocus type, and flash mode. There is a live image preview that can be turned off to preserve the camera’s battery (though an optional AC adapter is recommended for remote shooting), and images can be saved to the memory card, the computer, or both. In automatic interval shooting mode, the number of images that can be saved is limited only by disk space, up to 99,999 shots.’

Remote controlled digital camera. Cool.

Read more about the Canon PowerShot SD430 Digital Elph Wireless.

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