Features

• Comes with NP-BG1 Rechargeable Battery, Battery Charger, Multi-cable, Wrist Strap, CD-ROM with drivers and software, Sony USA 1-Year Warranty
• 8.1 Megapixel Effective Super HAD(TM) CCD Super HAD(TM) (Hole Accumulation Diode) CCDs allow more light to pass to each pixel, increasing sensitivity and reducing noise / Up to 3,264 x 2,448 resolution still pictures and up to VGA 640x480 30 fps for movie imaging
• 3x Optical Zoom - Focal Length f= (35mm conversion) - 7.9 - 23.7mm (38 - 114mm)
• Real Imaging Processor 14-bit DXP Super Resolution Converter
• AF Method - Single AF, Monitoring AF / AF Area - Multi-point (5-point), Center Weighted; Focus Mode - Auto Focus, Macro, Focus Preset

Reviews (19)

Excellent Camera.
I bought this camera several weeks ago and have test-driven it in the forest preserves of Chicago and in Upper Michigan.It does a terrific job.I am an artist who studied film in school and yet never used a digital camera.I wanted something that was kind of between a point and shoot and an SLR.I wanted some manual functions to fool around with, and yet I also wanted the easy shot for family photos and such.I didn't want to start my digital experience on an expensive SLR, so this proved to be a great buy for me.It's very small and compact and yet very powerful.

Best all around digital camera
If you are looking for a digital camera with many high level functions and features, the SonyCybershot 8.1 mp is a great buy.It is highly affordable and takes photos with excellent precision, day or night.The camera is very user friendly and the ease of use is a plus.The memory stick is sold separately and is a must purchase accessory if you plan to take many photos.I am happy with the clarity of the photos and the video functionality that you may want to have handy.The camera is an excellent buy!!!

Good Picture....but Poor stability
You got to have extremely steady hand, or camera stand to use this camaera.
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Features

• 10.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 18 x 24-inch prints
• 3x Anti Shake optical zoom; large 2.8-inch wide-format LCD monitor
• Zoom Continuous Shutter mode allows the user to compare a wide-angle and a telephoto shot in same display and take both simultaneously
• High-sensitivity shooting mode, up to a maximum of ISO 3200
• Stores images on SD memory cards; powered by one lithium ion battery (included)

Reviews (27)

Designer loves this Camera
Smart & High Performance Camera....Super compact, classy design (Eva-10 hard case fits a bit tight hight-wise but protects the camera very nice) super light-weigth, excellent quality of images at day, with flash, with low light (grain controled by changing ISO and practicing), nice optical zoom, amaaaazing macro (see things you havent seen in your plants), antishake function helps shaky hands, super fast to start up, super simple and intuitive to understand, browse and set up, easy to access predetermined "best shots",ready to use with Macs and Ipods. Huuuuge screen to see your pix. Video is nice quality (optical zoom disabled in video). Long lasting battery. Fits 120 10MP pix (or 6 to 28 minutes of video) in a 512 MB SD card. Base plugs 3 cables (usb, electric, video), keep it in your desk, snap your camera in, click one button and you are ready to download/print/watch a slide show in your tv. Comes with basic printed manual and CD with manual in 7 lenguages (260+ pages each)... do you really want printed manuals? (quit wasting paper!), You noticed you can (dont HAVE to, but CAN) shoot 10 Megapixels? (in case you want to have a 9x12 in 300 dpi image)... sweet !!!Did you see that price tag? :-D

Very grainy in less than very bright light
I give the Casio Exilim Z1000 poor marks only after much thought about what a drag it is to give a negative review for such a sweet-looking camera. I researched the Z1000 before buying it. I read the few reviewers who complained about the graininess of the photos at lighting conditions that were less than very, very bright, but they were over-shadowed by many more glowing reviews.
Casio quality and customer service
I bought a Casio Exilim 3 years ago. Since that time, the viewer cracked and the cost of the repair was 90% of the camera's price. Then the software began to malfunction, intermittently, by that time out of warranty. I find Casio has great features on paper but after the sale service not at all satisfactory.So, what to do? I bought a very simple 5MP Kodak Easyshare. It is interesting in the end, after weeks of research, I would choose Kodak. My brother in law had one, it was very reliable, everyone in the house could use it, and it was reasonably priced. And judging from user reviews, Kodak will turn around a broken camera in 48 hours. I'll take that over a bunch of bells and whistles anyday. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon i9900 photo printer provides a high-quality, versatile solution for photo enthusiasts and low-volume photo professionals. This low-profile, quiet machine offers wide format printing (up to 13 by 19 inches) as well as fast 4-by-6-inch borderless prints in as little as 38 seconds. (All reported speeds are maximums. Actual speeds will vary.) For truly professional-looking results, the printer also supports resolutions up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi. Read more

Features

• Up to 4,800 x 2,400 dpi resolution
• 4-by-6-inch photos in as little as 38 seconds
• 13-by-19-inch posters in as little as 3 minutes
• 8-color ChromaPLUS ink system for true-to-life color
• USB 2.0, Mac FireWire, PictBridge interfaces

Reviews (140)

After 2 years of use, its STILL a 5 star printer
I've had my i9900 for almost two years now.I've printed everything from 4x6 glossy prints to 13x19 fine art prints on matte paper.The short review:This printer is amazing.Read on for a longer review.
Great if you only want it for a year
I bought this printer and it was great for a year. The photo printing quality was excellent. It was fast etc. Then it died, Canon service misdiagnosed the burnt board as a power supply issue first then wanted $300 for the repair. Others have reported the same here and elsewhere. Buyer beware on this one.

Absolutely great printer
This is an amazing printer.It is very easy to set up (takes about 10 minutes) and performs almost instantly.I have a mac and I'm always skeptical about adding new printer drivers, but this worked out easily enough.I'm sure it does work, but the firewire connection on my computer didn't read the printer.However, it worked like a charm when I plugged in the USB cable.
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Subjects:  1. Canon    2. i9900    3. Photo    4. Printer   

Features

• 5.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• 10x optical zoom (equivalent to a 38-380mm on a 35mm camera)
• 1.8-inch low-temperature polysilicon LCD display
• Ultra-high light sensitivity (up to ISO 1600), plus special "Natural Light" and "Anti-Blur" modes
• Stores images on xD Picture Cards; powered by 4 AA-size batteries (4 AA alkaline batteries included)

Reviews (45)

Nothing Less Than Amazing
I went from taking the camera out of its packing to taking professional quality pictures in twenty minutes.It's amazing!

Great camera but only ONE issue....
I will not repeat what other reviews have stated already, all the reviews below are pretty much correct with this camera being a high quality and easy to use etc etc.
Fujifilm Finepix S5200 Professional Camera @ Economy Price
These cameras are as simple to use as any I have ever seen and the quality of the pictures are as good or better than cameras costing 3 times as much. Great Buy. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX01K 6MP Compact Digital Camera with 3.6x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom features a Leica DC Vario-Elmarit Lens that deliver outstanding, crisp six megapixel images. With a combined zoom power of 14.4x -- 3.6x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom -- and a burst shooting mode that allows you to take up to 8 images at 2 frames per second, the Lumix DMC-FX01K offers professional quality features and performance.Read more

Features

• Features a Leica DC Vario-Elmarit Lens with a combined zoom power of 14.4x -- 3.6x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom
• Mega Optical Image Stabilization features "anti-blur" to keep photos clear and blur-free
• Mega Burst feature takes up to 8 consecutive shots
• 2.5-inch diagonal polycrystalline TFT LCD; playback mode offers 25- or 9-thumbnail displays
• Included lithium-ion battery pack provides up to 320 shots between charges

Reviews (33)

This Camera Has A WIDE ANGLE Lens
If you are interested in portable digital point and shoot cameras, since Canon discontinued the Power Shot S-80, this one is one of THREE digital point and shoot cameras on the market that I know of that have a "true" WIDE ANGLE lens of 28mm! (The other is: The Canon Power Shot SD800 IS for [...]----and another one is Kodak EasyShare V570 which has a 23mm lens and sells for about [...])
Great wide-angle lens and 16:9 format in a stylish, pocketable camera
I love this camera. I originally bought it for my wife but I've been using it more than she has. The wide-angle lens is great and I value it much more than a big zoom. It's great for close-up shots, group photos, and landscapes. The 16:9 format is great for landscapes, sunsets, etc. The display is clear and bright but a little slow.
PERFECT!!!Have fun with movies and wide angle lens!
So first, this camera does show very noticeable noise in low light/ high iso.
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Features

• 7-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 15 x 20-inch prints
• 2.0-inch vari-angle LCD display; 4x optical zoom
• Shoot high-quality movies at up to 60 frames per second
• DIG!C II Image Processor for faster processing, vibrant colors, and excellent image quality
• 20 shooting modes including My Color settings for customization while shooting

Reviews (201)

Not very impressed at all!!!!
This camera takes decent pictures half of the time, the rest suck!!The colors are off, people look darker then they are.Maybe the flash is not strong enough.I have seen pictures from 4 different occasions, mostly indoor, and 1/3 to 1/2 of the pictures come out right.It has an impressive list of features and I really like the design. I did a lot of research before getting it and looked at all the pictures online, but I am not very satisfied with it.I have used a Kodak, Olympus and a Nikon in the past and liked the picture quality on all of them, but the pictures from this camera do not come close to the other ones.

Awesome camera!
I'm 45 years old and have owned two cameras in my life. So I guess that doesn't make me an expert or anything. My previous camera was a Canon Powershot film camera, purchased 17 years ago for about $150 at Target. And it still works great. People always have said, "That camera takes great pictures." I felt like a genius, but really just bought it because it was on sale. After finally converting over to Macs and loving the iPhoto software, I decided to go digital. I automatically started looking at Canons because of the years of pleasure my other Canon gave me. I stumbled across this camera at Amazon and figured a 4.5 star average rating with 199 customer reviews had to mean it was decent. And I also read great reviews of it elsewhere. So I decided to take the plunge. Funny thing...I must've got one of the last ones of these that Amazon itself was selling. Because the price on the descriptioin page when I went to put it in my cart was $329.99. But when I added it to my cart, the price changed to $214.99...and I have no idea why. I was worried that I was gonna get some camera that was returned or something, but the customer service rep at Amazon said that that wasn't the case...that mine was a brand new camera. When it came, sure enough...it was brand new. I've only used it for about 5 days, but I love everything about it. Even the 2" screen seems plently big enough for me. The pictures are fabulous. And I was able to start taking pix right out of the box. The only thing I had to consult the manual for was how to set the time and date. Other than that, at least on the AUTO setting, it's just point and shoot. And the pix upload beautifully into my Mac PowerBook's iPhoto library. The best part, in my opinion, about using this camera with a Mac? I didn't even have to load the multiple software packages that came with the Canon camera. iPhoto handles most everything, and what it doesn't I can do in Photoshop. This is a great camera, which I think has been replaced by the A630. But I don't care! I got a great deal and love the A620. The only caveat? Buy yourself a good set of rechargeable NiMH batteries and a quality charger, like I did. Using regular AA batteries may end up costing a lot in the long run. I'd recommend the Canon A620 to anyone looking for a mid-range, quality digital camera. Look around for bargain prices on the web, though. There may be places blowing these out to make room for the A630.

Not very good
OK, I've spent years using a nice film camera -- solid body, good, interchangeable lenses, etc. -- so maybe I'm biased, but this camera just doesn't do it for me.
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Editorial Review

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Features

• 9600 x 2400 color dpi
• Buil-in 2 sided printing and second paper tray
• 5 individual ink tanks
• 30 ppm BK, 24ppm Color

Reviews (5)

Simply Excellent
The Good:
TERRIBLE RELIABILITY
Even though I have used my printer (a Pixma 5000) very lightly, it jams regularly on Canon photo paper and then spills ink everywhere. Today it went into "service error 5700" and it doesn't work any more, even after rebooting it five times.
Great Printer & great price
I was using an HP Photosmart 7260 which made very good photo prints. It used 6 color photo ink but I had to change one cartridge to pigment ink for text.
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Features

• 1/6-inch CCD imager with 290K effective pixels
• Digital8 format records digital audio and video comparable to MiniDV on affordable Hi8 tapes
• 20x optical zoom with SteadyShot picture-stabilization system
• 2.5-inch SwivelScreen LCD
• NightShot Plus Infrared System captures natural-looking video in low light

Reviews (21)

Excellent alternative to mineDV camcorder
I wanted to purchase a digital camcorder to record family events, parties, kid's performaces at school, etc. Until now, I was using 9 year old 8mm Sony TR86 camcorder that at the time of purchase was very basic...no LCD, no stabilization, etc. But at that price (it cost over [...] then) that all what I could afford. And I can tell you for 9 years, this camcorder was servicing me very well but now my son needs that camcorder to record his school's projects.
My second D8 camera
This review is really about the Sony D8 cameras. I've just ordered this camera after my original one was stolen. I bought my original D8 back in 2000 and took it all over the world. It was thrown into backpacks, taken to the beach and had the dust of three continents in the viewfinder. Throughout it all it performed flawlessly. In six years I never took it in for servicing, though I kept meaning to get it cleaned I never did. I took hundreds and hundreds of hours of video and never had a glitch. My wife is a choreographer and I've filmed many dance performances and this camera often took better quality images than the professionals hired for the job.
Can't beat it for the money
This is the second camcorder I've purchased. Learning to use it and getting decent footage was a breeze compared to my old VHS-C camcorder. The battery life is decent and the picture quality is very good.
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Features

• 10.2-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 18 x 24-inch prints
• 4x image-stabilized optical zoom; 2.8-inch LCD display
• Intelligent ISO Control (I.I.C.) reduces image blur from subject movement and low light
• Can record movies in a high-definition (1280 x 720) format at 15 frames per second
• Stores images on SD memory cards; powered by li-ion battery pack (battery and charger included)

Reviews (3)

Sweet LITTLE Camera
I bought this camera primarily for its ability to take raw images and for its sort-of-manual exposure settings. I'm into taking HDR images (google HDR) and they require several images over a wide exposure (6 - 8+ EV). This camera works fine in both areas, plus it takes w i d e 28mm photos in w i d e aspect ratio so it is what I was looking for. HDR images sum the noise from several photos so they are by nature noisy. I use NEAT IMAGE to clean them up. This is a very nice $500-ish camera. There are better point-and-shoot cameras at that price point but I could find none other that met my own needs.
MY FIRST DIGITAL CAMERA!!!!
THIS CAM IS AMAZING!!!!All I can say is Leica Lens ... I had taken the specs to a local camera shop and tried to see what they had to compare ... all he showed me was Leica's at around 8 Megapixel (and they can't even do the high def video!)... so I was like - well guess I am getting this Panasonic then!
Still Needs Work
Reading the reviews of the LX1, I desperately hoped that this one would fix the noise issue. Well, when I got it, it was already past sunset, so it was a great time to test it. I took a few pictures of my computer screen inside a dark room. I took them auto mode using 10, 8, 5, and 2 MP to see how big the file sizes were using standard JPEG compression, and then at 10 MP again using maximum compression.
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Features

• 7.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 15 x 20-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
• Bright Capture Technology for low-light photo capture and better LCD viewing in low or bright light
• Digital stabilization eliminates blur from camera shake or moving subjects
• Stores images on xD-Picture card (includes 19.1 MB internal memory); powered by Li-Ion rechargeable battery (included)

Reviews (27)

Stylus 710 offers great quality photos and very lightweight.
I was very excited when I bought this camera about 4 months ago.I bought it to carry with me in my pants pocket.I drive around a lot and love to stop and take interesting photos around South Florida....whether they are mailboxes, churches, buildings, or any other items that catch my eye.To say the least, its very easy to use, I've used it a lot....great quality photos can be printed either directly from the camera or my computer.The video recorder also works easy.One negative comment about the screen....very nice to view photos, but when taking photos in the sunlight, its very hard to see the subject. Be sure to buy a memory chip because the hard drive will fill up very fast, especially if taking HQ photos.I bought a 512 meg after market chip which will hold about 500 HQ photos.Another plus is the rechargeable battery and charger that come with the camera...very convenient and economical. The CD software that comes with it is kinda slow and antiquated....however the redeye removal works pretty good.The real downside to the software is when you want to back up your photos, it puts a gun to your head and won't do it because it insists that you buy the next version.I can't believe that Olympus did that....shame. Overall a neat little camera to have...lightweight, easy to use.

Not so great pictures
I bought this camera because of the small size and the weather proof.Mywife was asking for a smaller camera and we decided on the 710.Pictures are great in the daytime and outdoors and even in small indoor with flash.
camera returned
Pictures were grainy.Zoom was pathetic.All the camera seemed to have going for it was the compact size and its all weather advantage.Returned camera b/c of the overall disappointment. ... Read more

Features

• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi color, 600 x 600 dpi black
• Up to 12 ppm color print speed, 16 ppm black
• PictBridge support for direct-from-camera photo printing
• Wireless printing with IrDA and optional Bluetooth
• USB interface, PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (41)

TERRIBLE RELIABILITY
Even though I have used my printer (a Pixma 5000) very lightly, it jams regularly on Canon photo paper and then spills ink everywhere. Today it went into "service error 5700" and it doesn't work any more, even after rebooting it five times.
great portable printer
I absolutely love this printer.The size is great, portable to use with a laptop while on the go, quickand just an overall great printer.

Canon garbage printer
WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!
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Features

• Copy and scan 2 sided originals with auto duplexAutomatic Document Feeder (ADF)
• Fast printing up to 30 ppm black/ 24 ppmcolor and a photo lab quality
• Super G3 (33.6 Kbps) fax with memory for 100 coded speed dials and up to 250 incoming pages
• Built-in 2 sided printing/copying and second paper tray for convenient paper selections
• Print up to 9600 x 2400 color dpi 1 picoliter droplet size

Reviews (66)

Great--but watch ink prices!!!
This product is the best multifunction inkjet printer on the market, bar none.It is a great update to Canon's MP780, in that print and scan speeds have increased, and the scanner scans both sides of a document at once, which is super.Based on its features and performance, it is a 5 out of 5 stars product.Nothing else comes close.
Very Good MultiFunction Printer - Recomended
A short review here. I've had this printer for about 8 months now and have been very impressed. All aspects of the printer work quite well and photos also come out good looking even though that's not this printer's main purpose. Installation went well and I have had no reliability issues with it over the last 8 months. That time includes several semesters with a lot of printing done for grad school.
Canon MP830
this is a sorry piece of equipment! It jams, jams and jams again. Color reproduction is not reliable, sometimes it's great, then not so good - same ink cartridges. Back to Epson for me! ... Read more

Editorial Review

The advanced PIXMA MP800 Photo All-In-One delivers spectacular Print Copy-Scan performance. It produces an amazing resolution of up to 9,600 x 2,400 color dpi, for remarkable detail and clarity. To achieve this, Canon Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) uses a next-generation 3,584-nozzle print head that ejects precise, consistent droplets as small as one picoliter. The result? Smoother, virtually grain-free images. Also, our ContrastPLUS five-color ink system--four dye-based inks and a pigment-based black ink--produces true-life photos with a wide color palette, along with laser-quality text. What about speed? A 4"x 6" photo lab quality borderless photo takes approximately 36 seconds. Read more

Features

• Print resolutions up to 9,600 x 2,400 dpi color and 600 x 600 dpi black
• Optical scan resolution of 2,400 x 4,800 dpi
• Print and copy at speeds up to 30 ppm black and 24 ppm color
• Preview images on 3.5" digital screen
• One-year warranty

Reviews (35)

TERRIBLE RELIABILITY
Even though I have used my printer (a Pixma 5000) very lightly, it jams regularly on Canon photo paper and then spills ink everywhere. Today it went into "service error 5700" and it doesn't work any more, even after rebooting it five times.
Excellent Printer; VERY ANNOYING Messages re: Ink Cartridges
I have no complaints about the output I receive from this new all-purpose Canon Printer.What I find VERY ANNOYING, however, are the frequent error messages about the various ink cartridges, all of which are Canon brand.Without warning, I will receive error messages, for example, that the printer detects more than one "magenta" cartridge, when, in fact, there is only one magenta cartridge.I then remove the "blinking" magenta cartidge and place it back in the appropriate magenta printer cartridge slot.Sometimes, the same error message immediately reappears.Other times, I immediately receive another error message about another cartridge being, either missing or present more than once.Sometimes, the printer works fine.If I receive an error message, I immediately remedy the problem and then hope for the best.This is increasingly annoying and definitely detracts from my overall satisfaction with the printer.I contacted Canon phone support about this and their response is to send me replacement "magenta" and "black -No. 5" cartridges. While I appreciate receiving the new cartridges, this will not remedy the underlying problem.If others have had this problem, please write a review, especially if there is a solution!
Worst machine I have bought in years
Worked twice, then started flashing alert light, and screen displayed japanese text.Could not get the machine to ever do anything again.$50.00 to send it back, no charge to throw in the dumpster and try a different brand.Wow, Cannon used to be so good.What happened?!Stay away from this one ... Read more

Features

• 6-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 2.8-inch LCD display; 10x image-stabilized optical zoom
• Video capture at 30 frames per second VGA (MPEG 4 compression)
• Bluetooth enabled, allowing for wireless photo transfer (with compatible devices) from up to 30 feet away
• Stores images on SD memory cards (includes 32 MB internal memory); powered by Lithium-ion battery

Reviews (12)

Damn good....
I've never owned a camera. I've always had disposables. But since I've got my new job, I'd figure I'd treat myself to a toy.
Kodak finally got its tradition back
Wow, optical 10x in a small package! That's the innovation we expect from Kodak. I owned a Kodak before and it started to malfunction (dysfunctioal 2x zoom ) only after one year. The next one I owned is a Canon A85. A wonderful machine and is solid built. As time goes on, I kind of like to have a camera that is VGA video capable with enough zoom power. Then it comes the V610. At first I was skeptical due to past experience. After reading so many positive reviews, I decided to give Kodak another shot.
Love this smart, simple, and cool digital camera.
I'm a professional photographer who has resisted the digital camera world until now. I really would have preferred to buy a Nikon, but the reviews (Cnet. Crutchfield and here) were so poor on the images I looked further. I almost bought a Panasonic with a Lieca lens, but it has a lens cap and looks/design sucks. If you want a zoom, and you should, buy this camera. It's excellent and the bluetooth works quickly and perfectly with my Mac. It's quite simple to use as well, the only thing I needed to look up was the email function. Two of the best things about this is there is no protruding lens on this huge zoom and there for no lens cap. Though I'll never use it for client work, it's better than I would have guessed for a point and shoot. Oh and the image quality is great for that too. It's also small enough to take everywhere.
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Features

• 6.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 2.5-inch LCD display; 0.7-inch slim design and durable metal body
• 3x optical zoom; Digital Image Stabilization Mode
• 16 pre-set shooting modes, including QuickTime Movie
• Stores images on xD Picture Cards; powered by Lithium-Ion battery (battery and charger included)

Reviews (3)

Awesome compactness, feature set and price, but flimsy
This camera is exceptionally compact.Place a credit card on top of it, and only a tiny area of the camera is visible around the edges.Incredible!
Wonderful camera - but it fritzed out within 3 days
I researched several cameras in this price range before buying the Olympus, and was extremely happy with it - until it ceased to function properly (a heavy gold tint to every picture, with horizontal bars across the image) after three days, just as I was beginning to shoot a 50th birthday party for my best friend.I don't feel comfortable buying another, asobviously I have a better chance of getting another lemon.I'll be getting a bulkier but hopefully more durable Canon.

Excellent so far
So when I bought this I noticed that there was no reviews on Amazon for it. I was looking for a small camera that was around 5 MP, had at least 3x optical zoom, and had rechargeable batteries. I was actually going to buy one of those Casio Exilims. But I noticed this camera in a Best Buy advertisement and it was about $50 cheaper than the cheapest Exilim. But like I said, there were no reviews so I was a little anxious about buying this. However, because I had my mind set on buying an Exilim, and this had all the same features it seemed but was so much cheaper, I decided that this was a steal and went with it.
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Features

• 7.2-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 15 x 20-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom with Anti Shake technology; 2.5-inch LCD display
• Features Easy Mode, a user-friendly camera menu for beginners
• Best Shot function for getting optimal photo results simply
• Powered by NP-20 lithium-ion battery (battery and charger included); stores images on SD memory cards (includes 8.3MB internal memory)

Reviews (2)

A Nice Pocket Camera
I just bought this camera.I like it's small size and the images seem good.I cannot find a way to have the camera auto-rotate vertical images and this is a disappointment.The battery charger uses a big and bulky cord.This is in contrast to Canon's sleek wall chargers.Still the camera is very thin and make good images at a reasonable cost.

It is just plain great
This camara is just as good as the great reviews in PC Magazine and I could not be happier. Bill ... Read more