Canon SD100 / IXUS II

Pros: Ultra compact, user friendly, good image quality,ISO 50, tough Stainless Steel Body, fast operation

Cons: 2X optical zoom, weak flash, poor battery life, chromatic aberration, limited manual exposure capability

The Bottom Line: Canon's new SD100 may be the best choice for consumers who want a tiny digital camera with consistently excellent performance

Review: The new Canon PowerShot SD100 (Digital ELPH) is an updated version of Canon's very popular S230 digicam, a tiny stainless steel digicam that was regarded by many as the ultimate shirt-pocket camera. If you ve used the S230 (or the S400) you re...

Pros: A great, high-quality digital camera at a reasonable price.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: The Canon PowerShot SD100 Digital Camera is a great buy for those looking for a high quality digital camera at a reasonable price.

Review: I have been thoroughly impressed with the standard of excellence demonstrated by my Canon PowerShot SD100 Digital Camera . This camera creates high quality images that are crystal clear. I recently went on a vacation and had the pictures...

Pros: Size + Weight = Portability, Aesthetics, Great Pictures, Great Movies

Cons: Slightly weak in flash and battery ... really just a little bit.

The Bottom Line: As far as portable digital cameras go, this is THE PERFECT CAMERA. This has everything you need in a point and shoot.

Review: Most people wonder why/how the Canon PowerShot SD100 is preferable to the Canon PowerShot S230, since both cameras are so similar in terms of functionality. This review will discuss the notable difference between the two cameras and explain why you...

Pros: TINY. LIGHT. Easy to use. Lots of functionality. Rechargable battery is great.

Cons: Zoom sucks. Have to update firmware for non-canon memory cards (i.e. sandisk).

The Bottom Line: Great party cam to take along with you for candid shots, still shots, and events. The functionality is there.

Review: As a first time buyer, this cam probably suits my persona the best. Lightweight, tiny, sturdy, rechargable battery, and 3.2 megapix, this camera was a match made in heaven.

With easy touch pad menus, functionality took less than 2 weeks to...

Pros: Size, quick battery charge, great quality pictures and movies.

Cons: Panoramic option isn't easy to find. Only 2x zoom.

The Bottom Line: I recommend this to anyone who wants an easy to use, great quality camera at an affordable price.

Review: I searched for weeks through reviews all over the internet trying to find a great camera at a price I could handle. One of the reasons this camera became an option to me was because a friend of mine had the Canon S230 and I loved the look, feel, and...

Pros: size, Canon optics, Canon brand

Cons: Unusual battery, low zoom capability

The Bottom Line: This is a great camera if you are looking for something small and compact

Review: Back in the days when I was photography was my living, (which were the days of film), Canon was at the leading edge of technology. Basically if you had a single lens reflex camera (SLR), you either had a Nikon or a Canon. And Canon was the one that...

Pros: LCD screen, size, lens quality

Cons: weak zoom, on/off button, memory card is small

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this camera because it's easy to use and the quality is excellent.

Review: I have had this camera for about 5 months now, and I absolutely love it. I had been looking for a digital camera that was small enough to put into my purse, and this camera is about the size of my wallet. Although it is only 3.2 mega pixels, the...

Pros: small, great quality, many features

Cons: only comes with a 16 MB memory card!

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this to anyone because of its ease of use and great quality.

Review: I recently purchased the Canon SD100 digital camera because I wanted a camera that could be taken anywhere and wouldn't be a hassle to take quick, high-quality shots. The Canon SD100 turned out to be that camera.

It has 3.2 megapixels for...

Pros: Compact, sturdy, good quality photos

Cons: Night photos require some manual juggling

The Bottom Line: Forget about that pin hole camera you have on your phone.

Review: Upside

Construction - Sturdy and beautifully crafted silver metal casing provides decent protection (intentional??) for internal electronics - enables mine to gracefully survive several drops with neither dents nor scratches though...

Pros: Price, Size, weight, Movie Mode up to 3 minutes

Cons: slightly flimsy, no protection of LCD screen, only 2x zoom

The Bottom Line: While this camera has some design shortfalls, it is a high quality economical choice for beginning digital camera users

Review: The SD100 is a good addition to the stable of high quality Canon digital cameras. The market is becoming so saturated with choices in the low-mid price range that one can find many relatively equivalent choices amenable to simple price comparisons...