Features

• New Scene Modes including Digital Macro Mode to widen shooting capabilities
• Print/Share button for effortless one-touch direct printing and downloads
• Delivers 3.2 megapixels of resolution--enough to make photo-quality 10-by-14-inch enlargements
• New large 2.0-inch LCD screen for easy image preview and playback
• First in the PowerShot line to use a DIGIC II Image Processor for even faster processing speed, excellent image quality, and crisp vibrant colors

Reviews (39)

Great macro, color. Tough little camera.
I like this camera so much I bought a second one after my first one got stolen. I have other SLR/pro cameras, but take the most shots on this as it's TINY and with me always. It takes great macro shots and has terrific color. The 'night' setting has been fun too. Am surprised to read about others' problems with the LCD -- my cam is always getting thrown around in bags and pockets and never gets a scratch. The only con would be this camera has a few more red-eye issues than others around this size.

Good camera for amateur use
I have 2 kids and wanted a camera that I could carry with me that wouldn't be bulky, eat up batteries and had a fast shutter speed. I have had mine a week and have been playing around with it and am so far pleased with my purchase. The camera is small, easy to use, and the larger LCD screen is really nice. I want to mention that I did not purchase this camera with the intent to print my own pictures, I just upload them to my computer and make CD albums and/or sometimes I e-mail them to friends. I did notice one thing that I am not thrilled about - unless there is a lot of lighting the pics are sometimes blurry. For example: OUTDOOR pics when the sun is out turn out GREAT, no blurs or anything and that is with my kids running, but if it's not really sunny you might need to use the flash. INDOOR pics turn out good if there is a LOT of light otherwise you have to use the flash, I took a piture of my ceiling fan on high and w/out the flash it was a tan blur, with the flash on there was absolutely no blur at all - you could see each individual fan blade prefectly. So the flash makes a big difference! I have been leaving it on auto so the camera will use it when it feels it needs to and that seems to be working. Overall it is a good camera for the average user, and for the money its a good deal!!

Features

• Faster write speed means less time between shots
• Ready for rapid-fire shooting
• High-density flash memory and optimized controller technology lets you save large image files faster
• Lifetime Warranty

Reviews (8)

Card working great for 5 months and counting
This 512mb Ultra II SD Card makes a world of difference if you have the right camera to take advantage of it.

I currently use this card with my Canon SD200 which has a Digic II Processor.This awesome camera/card combo allowed me to quickly take multiple pics of runners during the LA Marathon.I was able to focus on certain runners and rapidly take pics before moving on to the next.

After the 5 months of constant use I have not experience any problems with this card.I highly recommend it.

Buyers beware.
If you decide to buy this Ultra SD Sandisk card, make sure you have the newer Sandisk card reader. I have the Sandisk model SDDR-73 card reader and couldn't read the photos taken on this card.Evidently, my card reader needs a firmware upgrade that is not available on the SanDisk site.I wrote the tech support from SanDisk and they are bunch of idiots. They told me to return the ultra SD and sent me another one.When I got the replacement ultra SD card, it also would not read on my card reader.I know my older card reader is not defective because it can read my non-ultra SD cards.Finally, I had to buy the SanDisk 8 in 1 card Reader/Writer which can read this stupid card. This Ultra Card doesn't seems to record photos with my digital camera any faster than my non ultra SD card.

Kevin

Features

• Compliant with Secure Digital Music Initiative (SMDI) portable device requirements
• Write-protect switch prevents inadvertent overwriting of image or audio data
• Fast data transfer rate: 2MBps average
• 5 Year Warranty
• Plug-and-Play

Reviews (7)

Versatile and Quality Memory Card
I bought this card for my Kodak CX7430. 256 mb is more than enough for my needs. I have been using it for a while now and am very pleased with it. The card is easily puts the pictures from my camera onto my computer. There have never been any errors or file corruptions. The memory card is particularly easy for me because I have a slot for it in the front of my CPU. For people who do not have this slot, the camera can hook up to the computer and transfer files from both the internal memory and the card. I recommend Kingston because I have never had a problem with any of their products, and they offer a lifetime warrenty.

Informed Consumer
Having worked in the memory business, J.Chang is right that Kingston is a large company, but they are the largest memory MODULE maker in the world, mostly for DRAM product.Eugene's comment regarding them being a buyer of chip product is right, and he's also correct from what I've seen in return rates for Kingston, Sandisk, Lexar, etc. in that there are more defects because Kingston does not product their own chips like Sandisk.They only package the product as well as the controller chip (which also they do not make).Samsung, who Kingston purchases from, does not sell cards in the US They only package the product.

Personally, as a consumer, I bought Kingston and Sandisk, and found the data transfer rate to be faster on the Sandisk.I don't dare want to lose a picture from a potential defect, even though the chances of this is low for either product.I'll go with Sandisk from now on.

Features

• Weighs 0.6 ounces
• Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery
• For Canon PowerShot models SD200 and SD300
• Approximate 300-recharge lifespan
• Up to 400 images from a single charge

Reviews (1)

Features

• Made of soft black leather
• Fits the Canon Elph line of analog and digital cameras
• Custome fit for protection and elegance

Reviews (31)

Perfect Case for people on the go!
I am a professional photographer.The Elph I have is my "play" camera.I got it because of it's size.The problem was it wasn't as convenient as I thought carrying it in my pockets.I found myself leaving it at home.SO>>>
I bought this soft leather case.It is exactly what it is supposed to be for me.A way to carry my Elph on my belt.I forget that I have it on.Until that really cool oppertunity arises.(Which, in San Francisco it does a lot)
The camera is right there at my side.Out in a second.I can take my photo and slip it back into the case with one hand.
Yes, it is a little snug when you first get it.But, this is soft leather and it "grows" with use.Fitting the camera perfectly.
It protects the camera from scratches.But, I wouldn't consider it as a protector, as much as a convenient way to wear the camera on a belt.The perfect case for people who are on the go as much as I am.

Canon ELPH Leather Case
This is a cute little black case. My S410 4MP camera fits perfectly in this case (there is no room for anything else, so if you are looking for a camera bag which will fit all your accessories, don't buy this case).

The only down side is the big tacky gold lettering on the case. I wish they used smaller fonts in silver lettering. But it's a good case to lug your camera around in if you go on short trips.