Features

• 6.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
• ISO 800 shooting; widescreen (16:9) stills recording
• Fast Frame Rate Movie Mode for shooting high-qualitymovies at up to 60 frames per second QVGA (320 x 240)
• Powered by a lithium-ion battery (battery and charger included); stores images on SD cards (16 MB memory card included)

Reviews (55)

Very Impressed
I bought this camera on Amazon two weeks ago and am very impressed. I was searching for a small camera with manual features and this camera was a perfect fit. Aside from the manual features (shutter speed, white balance etc) this camera has a lot of surprising bonuses. Things that are not mentioned in most of these reviews. A few of those include...
Do Not Buy This One!It Has No WIDE ANGLE LENS!
If you are interested in digital point and shoot cameras, since Canon discontinued the Power Shot S-80, there are THREE or more digital point and shoot cameras on the market that I know of that have a "true" WIDE ANGLE lens of 28mm or even 23mm! 1) The Panasonic DMC-FX01
Perfect Traveler's Camera
I bought this camera when it first came out, I have taken it on many trips and parties including a 2 month backpacking trip through Europe. Every picture was awesome, almost never had to change it from "Auto" mode, the video quality is incredible and much better than cameras on the same price range. Size of the camera is perfect, slick, and elegant. A road warrior too, I must have droped this thing at least 5 times in different ocations and it keeps on trucking.
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Features

• 5.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• 4x optical zoom; 1.8-inch LCD display
• ISO 800 shooting; widescreen (16:9) stills recording
• DIGIC II and iSAPS for fast, precise results; VGA-quality movie mode with sound
• Powered by 2 AA-size batteries; stores images on SD memory cards (16 MB card included)

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Does it come with a tutor? :-)
I have had my new Powershot A530 for about 7 days now and this seems to be a tiny little camera that packs quite a punch. I didn't realize that it had so many options when I made the purchase! This camera has MANY more bells and whistles than I need and although I am looking forward to learning them all I feel that it is a little overwhelming right out of the box. Don't get me wrong - right out of the box you can take a great picture even if you did not want to learn anything more about the camera and its other capabilities at all! It is very easy -- insert batteries, insert memory card, push the power button and you are ready to roll but MY GOSH the options on this little thing!
Great Camera
I got this camera on Friday. It's really great. It has great lighting and it takes good movies, too. The only bad thing is the flash. But it arrived here really quickly. This camera is great and I think you should buy it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great camera all-around
I've had this camera for about 2 weeks.It's definately the best digital camera I have ever owned.
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Features

• 6.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 4x image-stabilized optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
• 16:9 resolution option produces widescreen images and film clips
• Unique scene modes, including Foliage, Stitch Assist, and Lighter Skin Tone, allow for increased creativity
• Powered by a lithium-ion battery (battery and charger included); stores images on SD cards

Reviews (64)

Do NOT Buy This One---It Has NO WIDE ANGLE LENS!
If you are interested in digital point and shoot cameras, since Canon discontinued the Power Shot S-80, there are THREE or more digital point and shoot cameras on the market that I know of that have a "true" WIDE ANGLE lens of 28mm or even 23mm! 1)The Panasonic DMC-FX01
Great camera
This is my third digital camera after I dropeed my first cannon S400 in water and lost my S50 in downtown. This camera is best among the three. This one is ultra-compact, so it fits into my pocket or wife's purse easily. Pictures are crisp and clear. Flash works great. All indoor pics and night shots come nice and need no editing what so ever. When we bought this camera, it's list price was $500 and we got it for 420. Price is dropped now. So it's really good value for the money.
Image stabilization makes newest Powershot even better
This is a very impressive Powershot, and the 3'rd that I've owned (SD-300, and SD-450). As much as I've enjoyed those, this camera has gone to the next level for me with the Canon Image Stabilization technology. Have been taking a lot of pix over the month that I've owned it, and am very impressed by the overall quality of the shots.
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Features

• 6.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 4x optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
• ISO 800 shooting; widescreen (16:9) stills recording
• Accurate focusing with FlexiZone AF/AE1 and 9-point AiAF1
• Powered by 2 AA-size batteries; stores images on SD/MMC memory cards (16 MB card included)

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This Camera is TERRIBLE in low light conditions
I can't believe all the people raving about this camera.All I can figure is that these are the kind of people whose idea of photography is to line the family up from tallest to smallest in the driveway on holidays and flash away.
Wonderful starter camera
For the price of $200-$300 and the quality it provides, this is an excellent camera for a beginner as well as a professional.
Works good..
Picture quality is good.. I don't think the product quality is good... when I opened the package it is making very low level rattle sound when I rattle...which I expect not to behave like that....Software is good and nice features where we can play with many ideas. ... Read more

Features

• 6.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 3.0-inch LCD display
• ISO 800 shooting; widescreen (16:9) stills recording
• Fast Frame Rate Movie Mode for shooting high-qualitymovies at up to 60 frames per second QVGA (320 x 240)
• Powered by a lithium-ion battery (battery and charger included); stores images on SD cards (16 MB memory card included)

Reviews (51)

Do Not Buy!It Does Not Have A WIDE ANGLE LENS!
If you are interested in digital point and shoot cameras, since Canon discontinued the Power Shot S-80, there are THREE or more digital point and shoot cameras on the market that I know of that have a "true" WIDE ANGLE lens of 28mm or even 23mm! 1) The Panasonic DMC-FX01
Awesome Camera!
I love my camera.It takes awesome pictures and has lots of cool features.My favorite feature is the flash option that lets you pick one color out and it makes the rest black and white.It makes me look like a professional photographer.I would definitely recommend it to anyone!!

Canon SD630 is a BIG little camera!
The Canon PowerShot SD630 is a small yet fierce compact point-and-shoot camera. This little 6-megapixel camera managed to bundle performance and snappy photos into a package you can easily carry in your shirt or pants pocket.I recently upgraded from the Canon SD450, and I am so glad that I got the SD630 (rather than the SD600).THE SD630 is almost identical to its little brother, the PowerShot SD600.The SD630 incorporates the same sensor, lens, and internal components.The only advantage over the less expensive SD600 is its 3-inch LCD screen, but had to lose the viewfinder in the process (which I never used anyway).
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Features

• 6.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 12x optical zoom lens with USM and UD lens element; 2.0-inch vari-angle LCD display
• 20 shooting modes and My Colors photo effects
• DIGIC II, iSAPS, and Flexizone AF/AE for fast, precise results; 2.3-frame-per-second continuous shooting performance
• Powered by 4 AA-size batteries (alkaline batteries supplied); stores images on SD memory cards (16 MB card included)

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A Not So Great Point-and-Shoot Camera
I'm a very experienced photographer, been published and won a few contests too. I use Canon SLR cameras, lenses and equipment which is GREAT stuff. So, when I wanted to add a professional level point-and-shoot camera the Canon Powershot S3 IS was an easy choice. It hasexcellent optics and essentially the same technology used in Canon's SLRs. So what could go wrong?
this camera is over-rated
I bought Canon S3 1 month ago based on Amazon's review. But after study it and use it for more than 1 month, I am very disappointed.
Dust inside lens?
Got this camera after reading good reviews.Out of the box, I noticed there was a couple of dust particles INSIDE of the lens.I then compared it to another new S3 that a coworker purchased- she has dust particles inside her lens.Went to Walmart to have a look at their new S3- dust in that lens.What's up with that?I was hoping to just return it and get one without a dust covered lens. But no, not an option.Guess I'll pay to have it sent to Canon to have them clean it like it should have been in the first place.I encourage all to use a small flashlight aimed at an angle, and look at the inside of the second layer of glass in the lens.Or just look at it in the sunlight.Dust?
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Features

• 7.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 15 x 20-inch prints
• 3.8x image-stabilized wide zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
• 9-point AiAF, single point AF, Flexizone AF, and Face-priority AF
• Stores images on SD cards; powered by Lithium-ion rechargeable battery NB-5L
• Now supports SDHC cards (Secure Digital cards with over 2 GB capacity)

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Great pocket camera
This is my 3rd Canon camera, 2nd Elph.I am the epitome of an amateur photographer, and my attempts with prosumer cameras have all failed. At the end of the day, I need a simple point and shootthat produces high-quality images that are capable of being enlarged to 16x20 photographs. The SD800 meets all of the criteria and more.
Excellent Camera
The people rating this camera low are the ones who know their stuff about photography and bought the wrong camera.If you are knowledgeable about photography, you should not be buying a point and shoot camera.This camera is amazing for the average user, the image stabilization works great and helps improve low light photos.The pictures come out very nice.The wide angle lens is nice to capture scenery, the face detection feature also seemed pretty reliable.Only downsides I saw were the scroll wheel for controls was a little slippery and the battery door seems cheap.Battery life is good, screen is big and bright.

Image Stabilization fuels the hype of this one trick pony.
Yesterday, I got home with my new sd800. And due to the scrutiny of the forums, I immediately had to test it. I compared exact duplicate shots from my SD550 to this "upgrade" sd800. I am very sad to say that in normal shooting conditions, this model just couldn't keep up. The main things I saw the sd800 losing horribly to the sd550 in were: picture clarity, sharpness (edge to edge) and color accuracy (the sd800's produces a very warm shot, too much yellow & red). This was a disappointment indeed when you compare the fact that my sd550 is almost a year old.
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Features

• The first Digital Elph with an amazing 7.1 MP CCD, which captures enough detail for photo-quality 15 x 20-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 2.0-inch LCD display
• Enhanced movie mode with fast 60-frame-per-second capture rate
• DIGIC II Image Processor provides fast, accurate image processing
• Powered by rechargeable Lithium-ion battery; stores images on SD memory card

Reviews (108)

Do NOT Buy This Camera! It Has No WIDE ANGLE LENS!
If you are interested in digital point and shoot cameras, since Canon discontinued the Power Shot S-80, there are THREE or more digital point and shoot cameras on the market that I know of that have a "true" WIDE ANGLE lens of 28mm or even 23mm! 1) The Panasonic DMC-FX01
EXTREMELY FRAGILE!!!!
I have had this camera for about 3 weeks and initially it worked great. My wife was going to take a photo and dropped the camera about 3 feet onto the carpet. The LCD shows an E18 error and the camera no longer works. Before buying this camera, I highly recommend doing a search on E18 errors to see just how widespread the problem is. If dropping a camera onto the carpet is enough to disable it, it's time to look elsewhere!!!

AWESOME BUY
This camera was one of the top three picks on Consumer Report's special electronics edition. Found the best price on Amazon, camera shipped within a week. It works like a charm !!! ... Read more

Features

• 8-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints
• 4x optical zoom; 2.5-inch vari-angle LCD display
• ISO range up to ISO 800 for less blur in low light while hand-holding
• 3:2 guide masks LCD to display 4 x 6-inch print size; 16:9 format option for still images
• Stores images on SD cards; powered by 4 AA-size batteries

Reviews (6)

WOW!
I just recently had a baby and we were using my husbands old Kodak DX4330 (3.1 mega pixels). After making prints we were not satisfied so we decided we needed a better but afforable camera. And after researching I found this to be the one. And I was right on! Great quality pictures! Easy to use! Awesome flip screen!! Just be sure to get a bigger memory card!

Excellent camera
I purchased this to replace the Canon A70 (another good camera) as I wanted more megapixels in order to take photos to be enlarged and have greater ability to crop.The camera is easy to use, has lots of useful "one-button" features such as for night shots, aperture priority and shutter priority.The camera can also be put in manual mode which permits manual settings and I've found to be very useful particularly for outdoor, backlit situations.
Great Camera for the price
I just got my Canon A630 digital camera two days ago.I have to say that it is a gorgeous looking camera.The only difference with the A640 is in the color and obviously in the number of pixels (this last one has 10).Everything else is exactly the same and it is 100 dollars less that the A640.
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Features

• 5.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• 12x optical zoom; 1.8-inch vari-angle LCD display
• Records VGA film at 30 frames per second with stereo sound; includes wind filter and adjustable levels for sound
• MovieSnap feature allows you to capture a 5.0 MP still image while recording a movie; also features digital zoom and manual focus options for movies
• Powered by four AA-size batteries; stores images on SD memory cards

Reviews (218)

S2 or H1?
When selecting a camera, I was trying to decide between Canon S2 and Sony H1.Why did I select Canon?I just can't get used to Sony's user-inteface, whereas Canon's UI is just naturally intuitive.Since then I've used it on every trip I went on.True, you can't stuff this camera in your pocket, but that's the sacrifice for gorgeous pictures that it takes.I've had no problems with it whatsoever, and I've never regretted purchasing it.Everyone who sees the photos I take comments on how vivid and colourful they turn out - and I compliment Canon on making a camera that takes such good pictures.

Poor Optics or Poor Customer Service?
Love my camera, BUT....
I love my S2!!!
Have only been playing with this for a few days, and am not by any means a serious photographer, but wanted a digital that offered more features than my low-end cameras from other manufacturers. The Canon is heavier and bigger, reminding me in good ways of my most beloved older film cameras. It's really easy to get started. This camera writes to memory MUCH faster than my others, making it far more useful for taking candid shots and the like. It "feels" right in my hands, and the controls are conveniently located for me. Review and delete functions are easy and quick. I'm still on the original batteries. The zoom is great. I'm delighted! And I have to say, so far the manual has been understandable. With the number of features this camera has, I expect to be learning for a long time. I'm very happy so far. ... Read more

Features

• 4.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 11 x 15-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 2.0-inch Super Bright LCD display
• BSS (Best Shot Selector) automatically selects the shot with the sharpest focus from a series of consecutive images
• 15 different Scene modes, four with Scene assist
• Powered by 2 AA-size batteries; stores images on SD memory cards (10 MB internal memory included)

Reviews (23)

Outstanding Performance for the Cost
I have been waiting for a new digital camera for under $150 - that didn't seem cheap or a questionable off-brand.I've owned and used several models of digital cameras, largely HP and Kodak for the last decade.In this one I wanted a camera that would interface with several different computers without difficulty (which the HPs often would not) and that did not use an unusual storage media (which the Kodaks did).
Incredable pictures, amazingly easy!
For me, the mere idea of buying a camera petrified me. I am not at all savy on this sort of technology & I was extremely worried that I would not get a good quailty easy to use camera.
nice camera but a little slow
this camera was a gift and is completely fabuolous for a first camera. I feel like a whole new world of pictures is now opened to me. the picture quality is great. everything is above and beyond expectations. the only qualm I have is between pictures and other functions it is very slow. By that I mean it take's a while to load the next function you want to use ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon PIXMA MP530 Office All-In-One Photo Printer delivers high-speed color printing, copying and scanning with professional fax functionality. Compact and stylish, this multi-function system saves on office space while giving you all the features your workgroup needs to thrive. Just think of what you can accomplish with this single machine: print photo lab quality images direct from digital cameras, copy important papers, fax documents and forms, or scan personal notebooks and photos. It also lets you print high-quality documents with a touch of a button. With productivity like this, the MP530 Office All-In-One just may become your favorite machine.Read more

Features

• Compact, stylish unit saves on office space while giving you all the features your workgroup needs to thrive
• Features a productive 30-page Automatic Document Feeder; prints up to 29 pages per minute (ppm) in black and white, and 19 ppm in color
• 150-page fax memory safely stores all incoming faxes if paper or ink runs out; built-in scanner offers 1200 by 2400 dots per inch (dpi) optical resolution
• Dimensions: 18.4 x 10.4 x 18.4 inches (WxHxD); weighs 28.2 pounds
• All-In-One photo printer prints, copies, scans, and faxes

Reviews (12)

I Am Impressed and have Two Comments
I read several online reviews on the various new All-In-One printers and then went to several stores to see and ask questions. I liked the looks, capabilities and price of the MP530 and bought it.
Superb Quality / Price
I recently got the Canon MP350 and I must say that I am very impressed by the results so far.
Excellent product, great quality, easy to use
I previously had a printer and a separate flatbed scanner.Once I had to send about 20 pages and it took me over 30 minutes to scan everything into the printer and assemble it for faxing.With this new all-in-one, I just put the stack of paper in the machine, type the phone number, and walk away.Very nice!
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Features

• 6.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
• VGA movie mode (640 x 480) allows videos with sound, limited only by memory-card capacity
• High Sensitivity Mode (ISO 1000) allows shooting in low-light conditions
• Stores images on Memory Stick cards (32 MB of internal memory included)

Reviews (41)

I returned this camera. :(
I have always been a fan of Sony Cybershot cameras and I didn't think twice about buying this camera. I thought it would be perfect! I love the look & feel of Cybershots, I've always been happy with the photo quality, and I love the Lithium Batteries.
Macro Users/Ebay Sellers Will Love This Camera
I purchased the W50 mostly to take macro photos of antique beads for listing on Ebay.This type of photography requires a camera that can capture fine detail and excellent color saturation.The W50 has met my demands and then some.As I take my photos hand held the demands were especially crucial.
Great Camera
I had a Nikon L1, but i decided to change it due to poor indoor quiality pics in low light situations and also because the long time it takes to focuse i nlow light.
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Features

• 7.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 6x image-stabilized optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
• ISO range up to ISO 800 for less blur in low light while hand-holding
• 3:2 guide masks LCD to display 4 x 6-inch print size; 16:9 format option for still images
• Stores images on SD cards; powered by 2 AA-size batteries

Reviews (2)

Very Happy with this camera!
I bought this camera about 2 weeks ago and I'm very happy with the camera so far. It's easy to use right out of the box and the picture quality is very good.I like the 6x optical zoom and the IS really helps with the camera shake, especially when using the zoom.The movie mode is very nice as well.The camera is big enough to feel right in my hand yet small enough to easily slip into a sweatshirt pocket or purse.My twocomplaints are: the camera ships with a 16 MB SD card-which is a joke, and battery life seems fairly short. Investing in rechargables would be a good idea. I'm now using a 1 GB Ultra II SD card with great results. Overall, I'm very happy with the camera and I'm still getting to know it.
Expected a bit more
Good camera. Compact size and weight. Like the 6X optical zoom.
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Features

• Leica DC Vario-Element Lens System with 11 elements in 8 groups (3 aspherical lenses/3 aspherical surfaces)
• 12x Optical zoom (equivalent to 36mm to 432mm on a 35mm film camera lens) with aperture of F2.8 to 3.3 & 4x digital zoom
• Compact 6mp camera with Mega Optical Image Stabilization which addresses "anti-blu" of hand & subject movement
• LSI Venus engine II handles image processing, LCD functions, & writing to the memory card simultaneously for incredible responsiveness
• Five software packages included, comes with battery charger& pack, 16MB Sd memoery card, AV cable, USB connection cable, AC cable, strap, CD Rom, Lens cap, lens hood, & lens hood adaptor

Reviews (27)

No more film for this artist.
The potential for creativity and control with this camera is astounding and a Leica lens! For the price some of the expectations in the reviewshave been a little high.This is not an SLR and should not be compared to one. Give this camera a try. Use a tripod, invest in the best photo paper and get in close. This camera will follow your lead with a very strong finish.
BIGGGG step up over the terrific FZ5 except in pixels
I loved the FZ5 but up'ed to the FZ7 not for 1 MP but the bigger LCD.To my surprise, I find the menu and button layout improved and intuitive.I can't compare this to similar Sony and Canon offerings but this camera is for sure smaller and very light. The image stab is unbelieveable..when I'm hiking at 8 to 12 K feet and stop to take a pix, I'm breathing hard and can see the viewfinder jump in time with my pulse.No prob, sqeeze off a shot at ISO 100 and the image is crisp.This should have been an 8 MP camera if Panasonic wanted to really wanted offer an "upgrade"...too bad, but for me 6 MP works.

Great trade-off camera at this price point!
I resisted providing a review of this camera for about 2 months now in order to make sure everything was as I would like it.I can now say that this camera is a great choice for those that are looking for a trade-off between ultra-compact, and long-zoom SLR.I recently took it to a Black Eyed Peas concert that was in the evening. The pictures I took at 12x zoom were really good.The large screen is perfect for sharing with friends immediately.The simple mode is good for taking most pictures, and if you like to fiddle, it's got just enough of the manual features to give you those options.It's considerably lighter than a digi-SLR, with a better form-factor (I think) than either the Canon S3 or Sony H2.I would definitely recommend. ... Read more