Generally, some of the advantages of the Canon SD750 compared to other compact competitors include: it is slightly smaller (super compact (92×57×20 mm) vs compact (100×59×29 mm)), is thinner (0.8" vs 1.1"), is slightly lighter (170 g vs 217 g) and is significantly less expensive ($158.00 vs $1,330.59).
However, on average it has a slightly narrower aperture (f/2.8 vs f/2), has a much narrower wide angle lens (35 mm vs 28 mm), has a slightly lower resolution screen (230k dots vs 922k dots), doesn't have image stabilization (none vs lens) and takes slightly lower resolution photos (7.1 MP vs 12 MP).
Canon PowerShot S120
6 years newer
$1,331
Significant advantages of the S120 (vs the SD750)
- Much better wide angle: 24 mm vs 35 mm
- Image stabilization:
- Lens
vs None - Has a CMOS-family sensor: CMOS vs CCD
Significant disadvantages of the S120 (vs the SD750)
- Larger: Compact (100×59×29 mm) vs Super compact (92×57×20 mm)
- Significantly thicker: 1.1" vs 0.8"
common strengths of the S120 and SD750
- Wide aperture: f/1.8 vs f/2.8
- Each has a built-in flash
- Larger than average screens: 3" vs 3"
Canon PowerShot SD1300 IS
3 years newer
$250
Significant advantages of the SD1300 IS (vs the SD750)
- Image stabilization:
- Lens
vs None - Much better wide angle: 28 mm vs 35 mm
Significant disadvantages of the SD1300 IS (vs the SD750)
common strengths of the SD1300 IS and SD750
- Wide aperture: f/2.8 vs f/2.8
- Each has a built-in flash
- Fairly small: Super compact (91×56×22 mm) vs Super compact (92×57×20 mm)
Canon PowerShot G7 X
7 years newer
$534
Significant advantages of the G7 X (vs the SD750)
- Much better wide angle: 24 mm vs 35 mm
- Image stabilization:
- Lens
vs None - Has a CMOS-family sensor: CMOS vs CCD
Significant disadvantages of the G7 X (vs the SD750)
- Much larger: Compact (103×60×40 mm) vs Super compact (92×57×20 mm)
- Much thicker: 1.6" vs 0.8"
- Much heavier: 304 g vs 170 g
common strengths of the G7 X and SD750
- Wide aperture: f/1.8 vs f/2.8
- Each has a built-in flash
- Larger than average screens: 3" vs 3"
Canon PowerShot SD450
1 year older
Significant advantages of the SD450 (vs the SD750)
- Has a viewfinder: Tunnel vs None
Significant disadvantages of the SD450 (vs the SD750)
- Smaller screen: 2.5" vs 3"
common strengths of the SD450 and SD750
- Wide aperture: f/2.8 vs f/2.8
- Each has a built-in flash
- Very small: Super compact (86×54×22 mm) vs Super compact (92×57×20 mm)
Canon PowerShot SD550
1 year older
Significant advantages of the SD550 (vs the SD750)
- Has a viewfinder: Tunnel vs None
- Significantly faster max shutter speed: 1/2000 of a second vs 1/1500 of a second
Significant disadvantages of the SD550 (vs the SD750)
- Smaller screen: 2.5" vs 3"
- Significantly thicker: 1.1" vs 0.8"
common strengths of the SD550 and SD750
- Wide aperture: f/2.8 vs f/2.8
- Each has a built-in flash
- Fairly small: Compact (90×57×27 mm) vs Super compact (92×57×20 mm)
Canon PowerShot S90
2 years newer
$479
Significant advantages of the S90 (vs the SD750)
- Image stabilization:
- Lens
vs None - Much better wide angle: 28 mm vs 35 mm
- Wider aperture: f/2 vs f/2.8
Significant disadvantages of the S90 (vs the SD750)
- Significantly larger: Compact (100×58×31 mm) vs Super compact (92×57×20 mm)
- Much thicker: 1.2" vs 0.8"
common strengths of the S90 and SD750
- Wide aperture: f/2 vs f/2.8
- Each has a built-in flash
- Larger than average screens: 3" vs 3"