Canon Compact Digital Cameras
On average Canon Compact Digital Cameras have
4.20 stars from 378 reviews on 139 products.
Latest Review:
THE GOOD: Briliant quality images, ease of use, movie mode, macro, cheap memory, and very good tft screen.
THE BAD: Very plasticy and somewhat flimsy build quality - you need to make sure and wear the wrist strap and do NOT drop it. Movie clip...
Latest Review:
We have had ours for 4 1/2 years and like the one we had before this one (also a cannon) it died. To me that is not a very long lifespan.
In the 4 1/2 years it was a good little camera most of the time. The photos that were taken outside were...
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Good but not great. I would be hesitant to try the new S1IS after my experiences with this one. I think once you get used to this one and get frustrated by it's weaknesses, it's time to move onto DSLR.
Latest Review:
Pros: The design is very stylish and compact. Wi-fi capability includes full remote control and capture.
Cons: There are a few manual controls. No remote capture via USB.
Overall: I can say that this is just an average level camera. Good...
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We've had this camera for about five years and it's served us well. It's very easy to use but also has great manual control if you need it. It has a few minor short-comings that prevent it getting 5/5. 1) The sliding lens cover is awkward to...
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This camera is excellent for someone who hasn't owned a camera before as it is easy to use and there are many functions to try out and have fun with. It has excellent quality for pictures that look stunning. Enjoy!
Latest Review:
Extremely good robust camera.
I have shot about 1200 images so far with very few duds even in odd light conditions.
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Whilst I listed 2GB memory card as a "Con" (was disappointed after buying a 4GB SD card to find out it didn't work!) 2GB still allows quite a lot of photos at the highest quality setting.
5 megapixel may seem very small by todays standards,...
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I used this camera for work and had it in my pocket while climbing bridges and tracking through the mud. The camera never got damaged during these times so I can say that it is durable enough to live in your pocket (I never dropped it).
The...
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This is the serious end of the point-and-shoot spectrum. It won't fit into many pockets, so if you don't carry a bag or laptop you'll have to stick to your camera-phone for those have-to-be-there shots.
This would be great for holidays (it...