Canon SD700 IS Digital ELPH / IXUS 800

Pros: 6 megapixels, fast, stylish, ultra compact, user friendly, 2.5" LCD screen, and Image Stabilization

Cons: Mediocre battery life, chromatic aberration, and noisy ISO 800 images

The Bottom Line: Canon's new PowerShot SD700 IS Digital ELPH/IXUS 800 Digital Camera provides consumers with a near perfect balance of ultra compact size, impressive performance, and tough as nails durability.

Review: Canon has dominated the microcam market since the first ultra compact digicams hit camera stores. That's because the digital ELPH nameplate is synonymous with compact size, high style, impressive performance and leading edge technology. The newest...

Pros: Compact and stylish, large LCD, image stabilization, 4x zoom, resolution

Cons: Price, images could be sharper, noisy ISO 400-800, slow flash recycle, red-eye

The Bottom Line: I like the Canon SD700 overall, but I think Canon could have done better and/or at a lower price. Maybe Panasonic FX01 is a better choice for...

Review: I bought the Canon SD700 IS expecting good picture quality, especially indoors. Unfortunately I am disappointed.

I have always liked Canon Digital Elph cameras. I liked the

Pros: Image Stabilization, 4x optical zoom, solid build, features

Cons: Short Battery Life, Bulkier than other digicams in class, redeye issues, Price

The Bottom Line: Overall excellent camera although pricey. Image stabilization almost seals the deal but wish there were more manual controls.

Review: I've only had a few days to play with this camera so far but it has been impressive. I swapped my S3 with a friend for a few weeks since he wanted a compact camera with long zoom capabilities and he recently bought the SD700 through one of those...

Pros: size, price, image stabilization, nice LCD, excellent movie mode, easy navigation

Cons: little larger than previous Elphs, red-eye, flash

The Bottom Line: Great feature set, easy to use, great photos -- great choice for an ultra-compact

Review: Last year I purchased the SD700IS after having been a huge fan of the SD400 (see review at http://www.epinions.com/content_213019233924). I didn t necessarily need the extra...

Pros: Fast focus, crisp photos, good quality video, decent low light

Cons: Price? slightly difficult menu system to get used to

The Bottom Line: Small enough to carry, and the quality of pictures I find to be admirable. A great solid on the go camera. The money on this beauty I find well spent.

Review: Summary: The SD700 IS was a replacement for my Minolta Dimage XT. It's difficult to compare the two, because the Minolta was only a 3 Megapixel camera. That aside, I'll focus on the SD700 IS.

A week before a cruise I was going on I decided...

Pros: Durable, small, good colors, fast focusing

Cons: Body scratches easy, screen get dirty, bad photos in low light

The Bottom Line: I love SD700is!

Review: When I think of Canon SD700is, I think of 15 countries, more than 40 cities,and more than 16,000 shots. I also think of rains, fog, freezing cold and steamy hot weather. And in all these conditions, SD700 performed amazing. SD700is was trully my...

Pros: Small size, great battery life without LCD on, image stabilisation

Cons: Mode wheel is hard to use, ISO800 and Auto ISO Hi aren't really useful

The Bottom Line: Great everyday camera, even for serious enthusiasts

Review: I've wanted this model since I heard it would be out, and now I've got it. The Ixus 800IS is currently the top of the line for the Ixus family, with the other two Ixus models being promoted by Canon being the Ixus60 and Ixus65.

I bought...

Pros: Small size, great picture quality, Image stabilization, easy to use

Cons: video could be sharper but I don't know if this is possible

The Bottom Line: I cannot imagine a higher quality camera of this size. It would be hard to take a bad photo with this camera after basic familiarization.

Review: I bought my SD700 IS for use at my daughters wedding. I wanted good quality pictures, flexibility, image stabilization and small size. I used the camera for about a week before the big event and even with limited time on with the camera my pictures...

Pros: style and ease of use, features, compact

Cons: red-eye(can be fix trough software), price

The Bottom Line: Ease of use, style and photo quality is of high standard,I surely recommend this camera to everybody. Price is high though but its worth it.

Review: I always check online regarding Canon digital cameras review, and so , this camera is the one that attracts my attention best. It does look bigger than SD600 but its still got better feature, take note image stabilization, plus its tricolor design...

Pros: Optical viewfinder - Image Stabilizer - Features - Size

Cons: wimpy flash -- zoom too fast

The Bottom Line: A pocket camera that rivals SLR's. I would recommend it to any enthusiast.

Review: My goal was to get a pocket sized camera, with excellent optics, and as close to SLR as possible in its features. With the feature set that the SD700IS has, it meets all of those requirements. Add in the Image Stabilizer, and it exceeds my...