No difference between Canon Elph S400 and S410?

Ok, the differences between S410 and S500 are easy enough to figure out,
since it is spelled out in canonusa.com.

How about S400 and S410? I've compared the two spec pages side by side,
the only difference (very minor) I can see are:

- S400 slightly faster continuous shooting (2.5 vs 2.2 per sec)

Am I missing something here? Are they the same camera with newer firmware?

 

The one difference I know of is that the S410 has a "print&share" button
lacking on the 400. If you transfer pictures from camera to computer by
moving the CF card from camera to card reader, like most people, there
is no value to this at all.

If you connect the camera directly to a Windows XP system for transfer,
or connect the camera directly to a printer for printing, this may give
you some additional functionality.

Canon's description of the feature is
http://www.powershot.com/powershot2/s500-410/features4.html


Print & Share Button
A new dedicated Print & Share button right on the camera
makes direct printing from a Canon Card Photo or Direct
Photo Printer easier than ever. Enjoy a full range of
print features, including ID Photo Print in 28 sizes,
and a Movie Print function* that lets you print multiple
stills from a recorded movie on a single sheet.
PictBridge lets you print direct from any
PictBridge-supported printer as well.

*Requires a Canon CP Card Photo Printer

Doesn't make any difference to me. I got a 410 because that's all most
stores here have in stock.

Dave

 

The Quick Shot feature was added in the S410 also.

 

firmware?

The print share button.

At the higher volume retailers, the S410 is already being discounted below
the price of the remaining S400s from smaller dealers.