Features

• NTSC
• Digital video camera that records straight to 8cm DVD-R/RW media
• 10x optical zoom and Canon's DIGIC DV image processor
• Shoot 2.2 megapixel photos straight to a MiniSD memory card or to DVD
• PictBridge compatibility allows you print stills directly to compatible printers
• Slender design with lightweight body

Reviews (7)

This camera stinks
I got this camera for my birthday and recorded some very important footage of my daughters graduation.I have not been able to transfer the movies to either another disc or my computer since.The software provided gives me nothing but error messages and Canon says it is a Roxio issue and Roxio won't even talk to you without a $40 technical support fee.I have to return the camera and I am stuck with a disc that I can only watch on the camera which I will no longer have.This camera is the worst camera I have ever owned.

Good Camera, Crappy Software
This is a nice little camera, and the video quality is excellent.However, I cannot recommend it because the video editing software is from Roxio.Canon clearly states that they do not provide product support for the software.Roxio also avoids supporting the software - if you have a problem, they will allow you to call tech support for $40, or they will kindly sell you an upgrade for $39.95.I have been trying, unsuccessfully, for 6 weeks to get an unlock code from them to allow me to use the software.For some reason, when I installed the software and registered it as instructed, I never received back an unlock code, so the software is useless.Roxio obviously made a piggyback deal with Canon in order to force people into buying their "upgraded" product.Roxio simply ignores e-mails.

Heat up
The camera does heat up when attached to the charger.I complained to Cannon support about the camera getting hot enough to the point that you cannot touch it.
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Features

• 1/3-inch CCD sensor with 2.2-megapixel resolution
• 10x optical zoom lens (digital zoom to 200x) and Advanced Image Stabilization
• Captures video in 16:9 widescreen format
• 2.5-inch TFT color LCD
• Nine-point auto intelligent autofocus (AiAF)

Reviews (5)

Good video, bad audio
I will not repeat all positive other reviewer have said about the camera's video quality. It is noticably better than 1/6" cameras I compared this camera with (JVC, Panasonic) in both dark an lighted conditions.
There is very little not to like about this videocamera...
This camera produces excellent image quality for the price, it's very compact, and ergonomic. It's packed with features. If you are a mainstream user, it is more than adequate.There are those who will compare it to $1000-$2000 videocams and it will naturally fall short. But the fact is, it's reasonably priced, has sufficient features for most users, and can be taken anywhere because of its size. I would recommend getting an extra battery since you will only get 45 minutes - 1 hour energy if you use the LCD display and do a lot of zooming, etc. Speaking of zoom, some people think that a 10x optical zoom is less than ideal, but face it -- if you are trying to zoom much beyond that level, you are going to need a tripod. Overall, this is an excellent item, and delivers the quality I would expect from Canon.

Canon Optura S-1 makes the day!
I purchased this through an online wholesale membership site for $399.99 plus tax and shipping (total $459.00) and couldn't be any happier.
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Editorial Review

Looking for an unbeatable combination of blazing speed and high resolution? The PIXMA iP5200 Photo Printer can produce a beautiful photo lab quality 4" x 6" borderless print in about 36 seconds. Plus, its USB 2.0 Hi-Speed interface enables the fastest photo transfers possible from your computer. This is one super-charged printer. Read more

Features

• Print resolutions up to 9,600 x 2,400 dpi color and 600 x 600 dpi black
• Maximum print speeds of 24 ppm color and 30 ppm black
• USB 2.0 and Direct Print Port interfaces
• Windows and Macintosh compatible
• One-year warranty

Reviews (16)

Driver and software incompatibilities?
Please Google "Print Queue problem iP5200." Exactly the same problem I experienced is described by some other unfortunate people. The problem is that after printing a job, it stays in Print Queue for several minutes, and the second job cannot be started immediately. Those who reported the problem on internet did not get any solution. Of course, they and I contacted Canon. Those who posted the problem on internet and I used the latest printer driver. I have Windows XP Home with all updates installed. The reviewers here didn't seem to have this serious problem. I don't know why a small number of people experience the problem. One person who reported the problem on internet reinstalled Windows system without solving the problem. I didn't go that far.
Canon iP5200 Photo Printer
The printer is well made and functions well. Speed is good for both text and photos, even at high quality. My main complaint is that photos, especially poitraits, have a distinct reddish tint. It's difficult to remove the proper amount of cyan since the photos look perfect on the monitor. I've waisted way to much photo paper and still can't duplicate the image on the monitor. If anyone has an answer to this problem let me know please.
Read the free shipping, bull.
They say free shipping, 1 to 2 days, bull. If you chose free shipping your order will sit for 5 days before it is shipped.
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Features

• 7.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 15 x 20-inch prints
• 2.4x optical zoom; 1.8-inch LCD display
• 9-point AiAF, single point AF, and Face-priority AF, which detects faces and focuses on them
• Stores images on SD cards; powered by Lithium-ion rechargeable battery NB-4L
• Now supports SDHC cards (Secure Digital cards with over 2 GB capacity)

Features

• Excellent photo results
• Glossy finish, vibrant color
• Look and feel of a traditional photograph
• Genuine Canon paper for quality images
• For Canon printers that accept 8.5-by-11-inch paper

Editorial Review

When you're looking for a calculator offering all the basics without gadgetry, choose Canon's compact LS-100TS calculator. It has a range of functions for quick calculations and easy figuring of finances. An essential tool for home, office, and school, the LS 100TS's extra-large 10-digit LCD display improves desktop viewing, and its comfortable keys increase your speed and accuracy.Read more

Features

• Basic calculator for travel or office
• 10-digit display
• Hard plastic keys
• Dual power: battery and solar
• Easy to use

Reviews (1)

This is my favorite calculator
I work in an office environment and often have need for a calculator to work on reports and statistics.I have owned this model for a couple of years now and I think it is great.The display is large and easy to read and the buttons are big, but not too big.The buttons on my last calculator were very fussy - you had to push straight down on the button or it would not register the number.Canon got it perfect with this model, as the keys are sensitive enough that I never experience missed numbers as I am entering.
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Features

• 8.2-megapixel sensor captures 3504 by 2336 pixel JPEG or RAW images
• Includes 18-55mm (3x zoom) f/3.5-5.6 autofocus lens, EF mount compatible with all Canon lenses in EF and EF-S lineup
• Direct printing with PictBridge printers
• Store images on CompactFlash memory card
• Powered by rechargeable BP-511A 1390mAh battery pack

Reviews (128)

Awesome.
Wonderful camera. Very flexiable, very versitile. Can be the most wonderful creation device in someone whom is capable. Def a good buy now that the 30D is out.
Cannon EOS 20D
Excellent Camera with high end capabilities. Easy to use and intuitive system controls.

Great Camera
I am just a hobbyist.This was a big purchase and a big step for me to get into this level of camera.I still haven't mastered using it yet, and I've had it for a few months.
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Features

• Highly advanced 5.0-megapixel digital camera camera with 3x optical/4.1x digital/12x combined zoom
• 14 shooting modes, with special Scene Modes for spectacular shots in special situations
• New, larger 1.8-inch vari-angle LCD monitor for easier image preview and review
• 9-point AiAF plus FlexiZone AF/AE for off-center subjects
• New Print/Share button for easy direct printing and downloads

Reviews (159)

Great Until E18 Struck
I bought my Canon A95 in November 2004.A little after 1 year just after the manufacturer's warranty expired, the infamous E18 error struck.I called the factory repair center to get a repair estimate, and they quoted $89 plus $8 shipping & handling.I bought the camera for $300 online, now it's going to cost me roughly 1/3 of its purchase cost to repair it.For all I know, it might break down again after the repair! The repair comes with 90-Day warranty period, but it COULD break again after 90 days.
VERY Disappointed
I've had this camera just over a year (figures) and it has gone completely bonkers on me.Sometimes it works and other times it puts black lines across the screen making it useless.You never know when you turn it on whether it will work or not -- making it completely unreliable.Keep in mind that this camera was used almost entirely inside for my business, so it wasn't abused, dropped, thrown in the bottom of a purse, etc.It was treated very carefully and probably only shot about 2,000 pictures total.
I'm not getting it
After reading the literally hundreds of positive reviews for Canon cameras generally, and this one in particular, I bought one after our older Kodak DC3400 finally died.
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Editorial Review

The all-black Canon EOS Rebel G is a fully automatic, ultracompact, and quiet SLR camera that comes equipped with a built-in retractable flash. This kit also includes a 35-80mm detachable Canon EF zoom lens. The Rebel G features a high-speed selectable three-point autofocus system and Canon's exclusive AIM (Advanced Integrated Multipoint) control system which links the Rebel G's three-point autofocus to multizone metering for available light and flash. It offers 11 exposure modes (full auto to metered manual with indicator) plus multiple exposure, exposure compensation, and autoexposure bracketing. The Rebel G features an enhanced command dial for mode selection, and is fully compatible with Canon's complete line of EF autofocus lenses and EOS system specialties, including battery pack BP-8, grip tripod GR-80TP, and remote switch RS-60E3.Read more

Features

• Autofocus 35mm SLR with full manual options. Two CR123A/DL123A lithium batteries (3v) housed inside the camera grip
• Kit includes camera and 35-80mm lens detachable Canon EF zoom lens
• Retractable built-in flash, improved control of red-eye reduction
• Canon's exclusive AIM (Advanced Integrated Multipoint) control system
• Enhanced command dial for mode selection; 11 exposure modes

Reviews (23)

Full Featured - Easy to Use
I bought this camera prior to going on deployment in the Navy back in 1997 (I think).The camera was to replace my father's Minolta X-370 that I had used for years.I liked the available features and the price.
WOW what a great camera
This is a great all around camera.Takes beautiful pictures.I bought this camera for my college photography class, and it takes better pictures that all the other student's more expensive cameras.Wow!

Great camera for a small Budget
The Canon EOS Rebel G SLR camera with its great 35-80mm Lens you will be zooming in for the good stuff. Its sleak body and easy to use buttons make it Ideal for new users but also with its interchanable lenes even the PRO can have fun useing it. For the money of this camera its not bad at all. Read more

Editorial Review

Featuring a high-tech design with aluminum front cover and metallic handgrip, the Canon PowerShot A80 combines a sense of both the modern and the traditional. Despite its entry-level designation in Canon's digital lineup, the easy-to-operate, 4-megapixel PowerShot A80 is a surprisingly advanced model with sophisticated optics and manual controls. It also features a twisting LCD screen. Read more

Features

• 4 megapixel sensor creates 2,272 x 1,704 images for photo-quality prints at 11 x 14 and beyond
• 3x optical plus 3.6x digital zoom (for 11x total)
• Twisting LCD for shots at any angle; up to 3-minute videos with sound; 9-point AiAF
• Compatible with Type I CompactFlash memory cards; includes 32 MB card
• Powered by 4 AA batteries (alkalines included, rechargeables recommended); connects to PCs and Macs via USB 1.1

Reviews (112)

Excellent little camera....
I have used this phone for about 3 years (i've taken close to 1500 photos and about 30 video clips) and its still the best phone I've ever owned! Durable and utilitarian, it satisfies all amateur photographic needs (takes zoom, panorama, night shots, b/w, sepia, self-timed.) The video function though limited & grainy is useful for short recordings. The screen is small, but that's a minor disadvantage. It's a little bulky, but still small enough to fit in your pocket (a big pocket), though it is heavy. The price is very reasonable. Battery life is only adequate (4 AA).
Great camera until 2nd year. Stopped working
We used this camera for taking general purpose family pictures. Nice design and good feature set. At 2yr mark it completely stopped saving pictures to CF card. I can't find any information on canon site. Bummer, I was really hoping to upgrade to a EOS this year. Probably no more Canons for me.

DON'T BUY -IT FAILED IN LESS THAN 2 YEARS!
We had our PowerShot A80 less than 2 years and the internal hardware failed so the camera could no longer take pictures....despite the fact that we took excellent care of it.Same problem as others have reported -- the image sensor apparently failed because the camera would only take totally BLACK IMAGES.You could only see a black blackground through the LCD viewfinder when the power was on.
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Editorial Review

High speed, sharp resolution, and economical ink refills: Could you ask for more in a home printer? The Canon PIXMA ip3000 is designed with 1,600 nozzles that produce tiny 2-picoliter droplets, resulting in finely detailed images that are worthy of saving in your family photo albums. Pigment-based inks insure colors will stay true, and the prints are resistant to water, fading, and smudges. Read more

Features

• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi color resolution
• Up to 22 ppm black, 15 ppm color; 4-by-6-inch photo in about 36 seconds
• Built-in 2-sided printing; 4 individual ink tanks
• Direct print port, PictBridge compatible
• USB interface; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (91)

The little engine that could....then DIDN'T!
I've owned this printer for probablly a year now and now I'm shopping for a new one!!Why can't Canon get it in their head to put the print head on the ink cartridge itself like HP does (who's printers I'm now reviewing)...then maybe you wouldn't have the problem of your print head wearing out and clogging like I did.Oh and did I mention it costs about $85 for a new print head,...yeah that's what I said!Don't get me wrong...the printer did great for the time I had it...excellent prints and everything but to only last a year (if it's even been that long)...I'm quite disappointed.So my search is on.

Great printer, no complaints.
This printer does an excellent job, esp with high-quality paper, on documents and an equally fine job on photos. I have used it to turn several so-so color photos into beautiful bordered B&W prints. Worked with my PC and now works with my Mac, no problems at all.

Landfill
Worked fine for a couple of months of sparse use. Then, it would not be recognized by my computer no matter how many times I tried to tighten the connections and reinstall. Now, it won't even power up. Completely dead. Thank you for wasting my money and worse, creating more useless garbage. A shame. ... Read more

Features

• Kit includes camera, film, battery and case
• Features a 3.4x zoom lens
• Zoom-coupled smart auto-focus takes great shots at any range
• Six different PIC modes for a wide range of scenes
• Advanced light guide and zoom flash minimizes red-eye

Features

• Captures true 1080 resolution, widescreen (16:9) HD video
• 2.8-inch widescreen LCD monitor; .57-inch viewfinder
• 20x HD zoom lens; Super-range optical image stabilization
• Three 1/3-inch 16:9 CCDs (1.67 megapixels)
• DIGIC DV II HD image processor

Editorial Review

The Canon imageCLASS D761 digital copier/printer is intended for businesses that need a robust copier with maintenance-free performance. It features Canon's exclusive Single Cartridge System, which contains the drum, development unit and toner in one easily replaceable cartridge. A 30-sheet automatic document feeder can accept originals up to legal size and reproduce letter-size documents at 16 copies-per-minute (cpm) and legal size documents at 12 cpm. Digital technology, through the touch of a single button, facilitates collating of multi-page documents. Read more

Features

• Remanufactured to like-new condition
• Up to 16 ppm quality laser printing, copying; 1200 x 600 dpi
• 500-sheet paper cassette; 30-sheet automatic document feeder
• Supports both parallel and USB interfaces
• Includes 90-day warranty

Reviews (1)

Missing high cost items.
The printer, contrary to Amazon.com representation does NOT come with a starter print cartridge.If you want to use the printer, you will have to pay for a cartridge before you can test it out.The printer cannot be used on a lan connection without first purchasing a very expensive print router sold by Canon.The cost of the cartridge and router exceed the cost of the printer/copier. Otherwise the printer works well. ... Read more

Features

• 8.2-megapixel sensor captures 3504 by 2336 pixel JPEG or RAW images
• Includes 17-85mm (3x zoom) f/3.5-5.6 autofocus lens, EF mount compatible with all Canon lenses in EF and EF-S lineup
• Direct printing with PictBridge printers
• Store images on CompactFlash memory card
• Powered by rechargeable BP-511A 1390mAh battery pack

Reviews (128)

Awesome.
Wonderful camera. Very flexiable, very versitile. Can be the most wonderful creation device in someone whom is capable. Def a good buy now that the 30D is out.
Cannon EOS 20D
Excellent Camera with high end capabilities. Easy to use and intuitive system controls.

Great Camera
I am just a hobbyist.This was a big purchase and a big step for me to get into this level of camera.I still haven't mastered using it yet, and I've had it for a few months.
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Features

• 8-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints
• Large high-resolution 2.5-inch LCD screen with wide viewing angle; 3.6 optical zoom
• New UA lens technology for superior image quality
• 21 shooting modes, including Special Scene modes and My Color for customization while shooting
• Expand your shooting capabilities with optional wide and tele conversion lenses, wireless controller , and underwater housing (not included--must be purchased separately)

Reviews (50)

Discontinued!
This S80 used to be the only WIDE ANGLE compact point and shoot digital camera on the market. It has now been discontinued I'm told. But, we're in luck! There are THREE other digital point and shoot cameras with a real 28mm WIDE ANGLE lens! These are: 1) The Panasonic DMC-FX01 for $250, and the 2) Canon Powershot SD800 IS for $400. and, 3) The Kodak EasyShare V570 for about $350.
Another Broken S80 Story.....
Ive had this camera about a year now, and I really, really would have loved to give you a 5-star, glowing and gushing review of the thing. I want it to be more than it has turned out to be. I will it to be more than it is. In spite of all the karma I throw into it, it is, and it pains me to say it, "OK"....not more. It durability? Well, thats another story...
A SUPERB MACHINE
This is my third Powershot and they just get better. The video quality is a great improvement and the mute really works. Extraordinary value for money! ... Read more

Editorial Review

Copiers don't have to be big and expensive to make great copies. With Canon's PC430 personal copier, you can get clean and clear copies from a small, relatively inexpensive unit, in your own home or small office.Read more

Features

• Single cartridge system
• 4 ppm
• 50-sheet paper tray
• Instant warm-up
• Automatic exposure

Reviews (6)

If you need a copier THIS is the one to get!
I thought they stopped making stuff like this.Simple and easy to use, and great photocopy results.Go for it.

good buy
After fighting for several years with all in one printer/fax/copier machines, I decided to buy seperate components to do these specific jobs. The Canon PC430 was my choice as a copier and I amd very pleased with it. I does it's job very well for small business use with small to moderate copy jobs. It's a simple machine and compact enough to fit on the desktop. The set up is easy. The copies are perfect reproductions of the originals. No frills just does the job it's designed to do.

Copier
I bought this copier several years ago and it has work well for me.I like that it can also do legal size paper.It does take up alot of desk space due to the two paper trays.I think that there are better choices now.This copier doesn't have an internal paper tray, doc. feeder, or enlargement of image. ... Read more

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Editorial Review

This printer might just become your favorite home electronics component. The feature-rich PIXMA iP5200R Photo Printer can produce a beautiful photo lab quality 4" x 6" borderless print in about 36 seconds. And it delivers an amazing resolution of up to 9,600 x 2,400 color dpi, for detail and clarity unmatched by comparable printers. 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. Also, the 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. Read more

Features

• Print resolutions up to 9,600 x 2,400 dpi color and 600 x 600 dpi black
• Maximum print speeds of 24 ppm color and 30 ppm black
• Network-ready for Ethernet or 802.11b/g wireless systems
• Windows and Macintosh compatible; USB 2.0 and Direct Print Port interfaces
• One-year warranty

Reviews (15)

Exercise in frustration for low light pics--and very little control
This printer has been an exercise infrustration.I was very happy with our Epson 200R, but we used it to death and wanted to try an upgrade. I should have bought 2 more of the Epsons.
Good printer so far
Despite what others have reported, I had no problems setting up the printer for both wired and wireless.I do recommend setting it up wired first.My 2nd computer prints via the DLink wireless router with no problems.The power button on the printer is pretty well hidden (black button on a black case) but I discovered the auto power on/off setting which works great, even with wireless.
Quality and Speed
This printer is wonderful. The print quality is as good as you get through snapfish or similar digital processing companies - assuming you step up and buy good photo paper. The output speed is excellent in both color and black. The flexibilty of having two paper trays works well for me as I have the printer hidden away in a draw and connected wirelessly to my hub/router. The printer is larger than I expected but, really what's the big deal, if you want a smaller printer that's portable get a HP Deskjet 460bwt. Set up was a breeze - I'm running Mac OS 10.4.7 on a MacBook Pro. Great quality, great price and excellent flexibility with the wireless feature. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The successor to Canon's popular A70, the entry-level PowerShot A75 is a surprisingly advanced model with a 3.2-megapixel resolution, 3x optical zoom, and more manual features than you'll find on most digital point-and-shoots. Featuring a high-tech design with aluminum front cover and metallic handgrip, the PowerShot A75 combines a sense of both the modern and the traditional. Read more

Features

• 3.2-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 10-by-14-inch enlargements
• Canon 3x optical zoom lens combines with 3.3x digital zoom
• 9-point autofocus; movie mode; 1.8-inch LCD monitor; PictBridge compatible
• Store images on Compact Flash Type I memory cards (32 MB card included)
• Powered by 4 AA-size batteries (alkaline included, rechargeable NiMH recommended)

Reviews (113)

Totally great camera
I bought this camera two years ago and love it.I now have two others that are newer and more expensive, but I still end up using this camera so often because it's practical, the batteries last forever and it takes the right size pictures for uploading fast to online printing services.The pictures are great when printed as long as they are not enlarged much past 8x10 and the camera is extraordinarily sturdy.I have kept it in my purse for extended amounts of time, taken it on many trips, it has been dropped several times, and it just keeps workingIt is so easy to use in every way.All of the menu items are entirely self explanatory.I would highly recommend this camera.My others are Canon also and I love them all.

2 years old, and still going great
When I bought my A75, I did a little research, and the reviews I read were great. 2 years later, I am happy with my choice. I got an excellent camera that has taken a lot of pictures on different places: beaches, mountains, cities... The quality of the pictures is awesome. Even if it is not a 7MP, I think that for an "amateur home user", this camera is more than enough

Great camera with a few limitations
I haven't read the other reviews, but wanted to put my th