Compatible Cameras? Canon Digital IXUS V3

On the iLife 06 list of compatible cameras, I found Canon Digital IXUS V2 but not V3. I currently have iLife 04 and a Canon IXUS V3. If I upgrade to iLife 06, can I no longer use the IXUS V3? Or if I can, how would I do that? Thanks for all help.
iMac 1.25 GHz PowerPC G4 Mac OS X (10.3.9) 256 MB DDR SDRAM

Chuck001,
If your camera is not located in the supported list,then it may likely not import directly into iphoto.
Another viable option is to use your app named image capture and download to your desktop and then drop into iPhoto.
Good luck,
Scott

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