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

Features

• Black cartridge; 4,000 copies

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 thoughts in.I've had this camera for two years and it has performed wonderfully.At one point my brother dropped it from about six feet onto concrete and it hasn't affected performance at all.The 3.2 megapixel is more than enough to print great quality pictures ... I've printed mostly 4x6 and 5x7.I think this is a great point and shoot digital camera, and it's a nice bonus to have the movie mode.
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Editorial Review

The Canon ELPH LT weighs in at just 4.1 ounces, yet it offers a range of advanced features for foolproof shooting. It uses a fast, accurate autofocus system. The built-in flash offers Slow Synchro and red-eye reduction modes. The ELPH LT incorporates many benefits of APS technology such as easy drop-in film loading; automatic film advance and rewind; and three shooting formats including classic, wide angle, and panoramic. The camera also has built-in date, time, and title functions. ... Read more

Features

• Advanced Photo System point-and-shoot
• Fully automatic operation
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction
• Automatic date mode
• Drop-in film loading

Reviews (23)

Awesome camera for the price
Like a lot of the other reviewers have said, this camera takes great pictures!Clear and crisp!And I'm the kinda person that takes pictures hanging out the car window and on the back of a 4 wheeler.It's as if I was standing still!It's so nice to be able to capture a panoramic picture whenever you want, and be able to switch back to regular sized photos with the touch of a button.And all on the same roll of film.So easy.I would highly recommend this camera!And with such a low price, you cant go wrong.

The Best!
Even for people on a low budget this season, this is a great, fun, easy-to-use gift. I have owned one of these for almost 2 years now, and have found many ways to get exactly the picture I want. With three photo sizes that change in the viewer, one is always guaranteed to know approximately how thier photo will turn out. Though not particularly inexpenxive, the APS film system is reasonable, and the pictures turn out great! For a younger, or older, aspiring photographer, this is the camera to start with!

great camera
i bought this camera right before a trip, and was a little nervous using a new camera. i was not disappointed, every picture came out crisp and clear. the size is great, so small you can easily put it in your pocket. the different settings are good too, especially the panoramic. film, batteries and developing may be a wee bit more, but it is definitely worth it. i've owned more expensive cameras that did not take pictures this well. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras (Camera)    2. Advanced Photo System (Systems) (APS)    3. Point and (&) Shoot (Click)    4. Red-eye reduction, Date Coding (Imprinting)    5. ELPHLT   

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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Features

• Prints, copies, faxes, and scans
• Up to 21 ppm print speed, up to 1,200 x 600 dpi resolution
• 1,200 x 2,400 dpi scan resolution, 48-bit color
• 250-sheet front-loading paper cassette and 50-sheet Automatic Document Feeder
• USB 2.0 and 10/100 Base T network interface; PC compatible

Reviews (3)

Great Multi-Function System
I recently purchased the MF5770.The cost of inkjet cartridges and the solid reviews led me to a laser-based system and this one in particular.While setup was not as intuitive as it could be I encountered no problems getting the system up and running in short time.Although the driver installation looks like Network OR USB, the network option covers both.I can print and fax from any computer on my network and scan from the one I've connected via USB.So far a great system for my needs.

If the scanner was only network ready...
I purchased this machine about a year ago for our office. It was a little cumbersome to install and I sometimes get an error in printing which requires me to unplug and replug in the USB cable but in all, we have been very happy with this machine. It truly is a "workhorse" in our office. It prints extremely quickly and faxes well. The scanner is not network ready, so in order to scan you must have the machine hooked up through USB to a pc. Not the end of the world but it would be much better if it was network ready for scanning. After my experiences with many MF machines, I would definetely recommend this machine.

Setup Nightmare
Though highly reviewed for its attributes, this product comes out of the box with built-in ulcers for the hapless owner.The documentation seems to have been translated from japanese, with clumsy syntax and word usage.The setup CD offers the choice of network or USB, not allowing for the use of both in this device with a USB-only scanner.I was plagued with an alarm bell and flashing LCD error message the first time I turned it on that prevented printing, was not described in the troubleshooting guide, and required tech support to unravel.While I can now print, the setup of scanner and copier have so far frustrated my best efforts.We all by now have purchased and setup enough complicated devices to know that careful engineering makes such ordeals unnecessary.The bottom line: if you are a glutton for punishment go ahead and order one of these, but buy the antacids first. ... Read more

Features

• 6.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
• 6x optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD with Night Display and Grid Line Display
• ISO 800 shooting; widescreen (16:9) stills recording
• Accurate focusing with FlexiZone AF/AE1 and 9-point AiAF1
• Powered by two AA-size batteries; stores images on SD/MMC memory cards

Reviews (30)

A disappointment; has some +'s, but doesn't take great pics, and doesn't hold up either.
The 6x digital zoom is nice, and the zoom is fast and easy to use with precision.The camera has a very quick startup speed, which makes it easy to capture things like birds which won't sit still for you.The menu and user-interface are very easy to use, and it is very easy to view pictures.The screen is huge and very clear.
Great value for some well spent money
I am as I call myself an "advanced amateur" photographer and own an SLR for those times when my serious photography mood kicks in.
Best all around camera I have ever owned
Sure, it's got some flaws.Don't get grit in the lens, you *will* have to have it serviced out of warranty. Yes, the flash recycle time is horrible, I wish the thing had a hot shoe. Yes, the noise level at ISO 800 is worse than an SLR, but...
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Features

• MODEL- 0615B009 VENDOR- CANON COMPUTER SYSTEMS FEATURES- Ink/Paper Combo Pack PG-40/CL-41 with GP502! Contains one PG-40 BK, one CL-41 Color and one 50-sheet pack Photo Paper Glossy 4" x 6".* Compatability: PIXMA iP1600, PIXMA MP150, PIXMA MP170, PIXMA MP450

Features

• 35mm SLR camera without lens
• 7-point autofocus
• 35-zone metering system
• Compatible with more than 50 Canon EF lenses, EX-series Speedlites, and many other EOS system accessories
• Powered by 2 CR2 lithium batteries housed inside the camera grip

Reviews (11)

Rebel K2
Yes it is a new camera($69 ). Camera is very easy to use in auto mode, but the operators manual is not the best.

perfect camera
I love this camera the first day I received it I took 3 rolls of film.It has been the best purchase I bought this year. I got a real good price on it and i received it fast!

this is a fine film camera
it looks good takes great pics and the ease of use is good for a film camera ... Read more

Editorial Review

Inch for inch and ounce for ounce, Canon's PowerShot S200 Digital Elphpacks more power into less space than virtually any other digital camera,stuffing a feature-packed, 2-megapixel camera with 2x optical zoom into adiminutive brushed-metal case that slips easily into a purse or pocket.Read more

Features

• 2-megapixel sensor captures 1,600 x 1,200 images for prints at sizes up to 8 x 10 inches
• Autofocus lens with 2x optical/2.5x digital (5x total) zoom
• Included 8 MB CompactFlash card holds 12 images at default settings
• Connects with PCs and Macs via USB port
• Uses proprietary lithium-ion rechargeable battery (included)

Reviews (164)

LOVE my little Elph!!!!!!!!
Well, it's been over 3 years since I had it and I love it!!! It's just awesome! It's tiny, the battery life is great, the pictures are wonderful, LOTS of features. The ONLY thing is when you're using flash, it's a little slow. I was impressed with Canon and purchased a bigger SLR Digital Rebel for my "big projects" :) But the little Elph is still my #1 point and shoot!

Point and shoot that fits in your pocket
A really great camera that just slips into your pocket. Great to carry around all the time so you can take shots of whatever takes your fancy. Easy to recharge too with its handy battery recharger.

Wonderful little camera!
I've had this camera for a little over a year and a half now and I just love it.It's really small, which is a huge plus.Because of the small size, it's very convenient to take with you and that means you end up taking more pictures than you normally would.I've chronicled most of the little and big events I have gone to with it.Even though it's just 2 megapixels, that is more than adequate for me--I don't rely on it for professional shots, just mostly snapshots.I have printed some photos through shutterfly, and they came out looking great.You could tell that they weren't quite as sharp as those from a regular camera, but I had taken them at the medium compression setting.They were definitely framable though and you probably couldn't tell that they were digicam pics unless you inspected them close up.I suspect pics taken at superfine would be even better.Rendition of colors is truly remarkable, and I have received many compliments from friends on this.Canon sure does seems to know what they're doing when it comes to optics.Any photos I've taken with bright colors (landscapes, flowers, etc.) came out breathtaking.The camera is made of metal, so it has a nice, high quality "heft" to it.The photo management software that it comes with is awesome--intuitive and easy to use.It may run slow on old computers though, if you have a lot of photos in your albums.
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Features

• Up to 360 x 360 dpi resolution
• Ultra-high quality image processing system
• 120-page memory helps avoid missing faxes
• Digital answering machine, 15-page automatic document feeder
• Supports caller ID; 14.4 Kbps speed

Reviews (8)

Useless when paper stops feeding
I use this mainly for an office phone with the occasional incoming or outgoing fax, or to make a few copies. It worked OK to begin with, although the phone quality is not great. But it's extremely touchy about what kind of paper you feed, and finally (after 6 months?) it wouldn't feed any kind of paper--so I can't send faxes or copy anything. I think it still receives faxes, but it ran out of ink quickly. At least, I think it's out of ink; I can't test it, because it won't copy. Tech support was responsive, but their response was that there was no solution other than taking it somewhere to be fixed, which can't be cost-effective. So although this wasn't an expensive machine, it turned out to be a waste of money.

This machine is a garbage
Had used it for about 16 months and within the last 12 months I was thinking to throw it to the cemend floor from the roof of my house after every time I used it. And today, I did.
Canon FaxPhone Inkjet Fax
I should have paid attention to the 3 stars other people gave this fax. That's all it deserves. It is noisy and slow and hard to program compared to my old Panasonic (which I am going to repair and start using again). Also the telephone receiver is so tiny and has such poor reception it has to be held tight to the ear. Sending a fax takes forever. The first time I sent a fax I thought it had lost the connection as it took so long to go through. If I hadn't already thrown away the packing materials I might have tried to return it. The only good thing is that it's cheap-just under $100, and uses plain paper,no film, so it's better than nothing. ... Read more

Editorial Review

For exceptionally portable printing options, the Canon BJC-80 offers all you could ask for wrapped in one very sleek package. Advanced printing technologies smooth black edges and separate colors for supreme legibility and exquisitely clear images; print speeds of 4 ppm black and 2 ppm color are on the slow side, but the final results are worth the wait. A 760 x 300 dpi supplies dense, true coloration on envelopes, high-gloss film, photo paper, plain paper or transparencies, on any size sheet up to 8.5 by 14 inches.Read more

Features

• Compact design, ideal for traveling
• Supports optional rechargeable battery and scanning attachment
• Presentation-level 720 x 360 dpi resolution
• 30-sheet input tray; up to 4.5 ppm black, 2 ppm color
• Parallel and infrared interfaces

Reviews (6)

USED IT HARD FOR 3 YEARS AND CAN'T KILL IT. :)
This is probably the most incredible & durable piece of electronic equiptment I've ever owned. It's like the Bunny in the battery commercials....keeps going...and going...and going.
5 years later
I bought this almost 5 years ago and it still works.the ink is too expensive, and the paper doesn't always feed right, but I've gone through a lot of other printers in the same period of time and this is the only one I still have and use. I travel with it and it gets banged around and has been dropped several times and otherwise abused.I was recently looking for a replacement--thinking that there should be something as good that is new and cheaper, but I was disappointed in everything I saw and I'm just going to keep using this one.It prints just fine (with some help) and is reliable.

A waste of money
I bought this printer because I travel a lot.The first time I used it, it printed only half a page.After repeated requests for help, I got it to print --- quit working almost exactly to the date that the warranty ran out.Canon not helpful at all.I am looking for another portable printer but it will not be a Canon. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Inkjet Printers (Ink Jet Printer) - Color    2. Portable    3. Parallel Interface, Connection, Port    4. Scanning Option, Attachment, Scan    5. BJC80   

Editorial Review

Canon's CP-220 compact dye-sub photo printer enables you to print pictures quickly, easily, and directly from a digital camera, virtually anywhere. It can print high-quality color photos in three different paper sizes, either from a computer via USB or from a digital camera via direct connection. It is small enough to travel, powered by the included AC adapter.Read more

Reviews (2)

Photo lab quality at home
This cp-220 printer was easy to set up and print photo lab quality pictures right on my kitchen table, without my computer. Only one concern: I wish that the 4x6 paper did not have the post card lines/address/stamp on the back.

I love it
So far I am very happy with the printer. The prints look like they were done at a professional lab. The only thing I wish is that I could buy the ink and the paper separately. ... Read more

Features

• 35mm SLR camera with EF lens mount
• 7-point wide-area focusing system
• Advanced multi-mode exposure metering
• New distance-based E-TTL II flash metering
• Body only; lenses sold separately

Reviews (1)

AWESOME!!!
Okay, first off, I'd like to say that this is my first AF SLR--I stepped up from my dinosaur of a camera, Canon AE-1 manual focus, and right now I am quite overwhelmed by all the features in this little thing.I'm still in the learning stages of all this technology but let me tell you this, I am having fun!It amazes me that Canon can offer quite an impressive camera for the price.
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Editorial Review

Updating the popular S400 Digital Elph, Canon's PowerShot S410 is both elegant and powerful. It features a 4-megapixel sensor, 3x optical zoom, and movie mode for videos of up to three minutes. Elegantly designed and super compact, the S400 has a protective stainless steel shell with a celabrite finish, which mixes metals and ceramics to produce a tough cool-toned exterior that is visually stunning. It also features Canon's new Print/Share button, which helps you quickly connect directly to a printer or send an image via e-mail. Read more

Features

• 4-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 11-by-15-inch enlargements
• Canon 3x optical zoom lens with 3.6x digital zoom
• 9-point autofocus; movie mode; PictBridge compatible
• Store images on Compact Flash Type I memory cards (32 MB card included)
• Powered by rechargeable battery pack NB-1LH (included with charger)

Reviews (152)

Good overall camera, great product from Cannon
Without doubt, if Canon did not make the best digital cameras out there, at least it makes the most popular digital cameras. S400 and S410 are the first two which made Cannon so successful in digital camera market. And the later SD series definitely push Canon to be No. 1 digital camera seller in US and world(sorry, Kodark yields to Canon this year and HP is considering to leave this market).
Perfect for a New Camera User
I have never owned a camera in my life (hubby always took all the pics) and this has been perfect for a beginning photographer mom.It fits in my pocket (guess that's the elph part), and we have taken it on two summer trips so far.I can't believe the photos are so crisp and colorful, and print up as well as the ones we always had developed at the drugstore.
fatally flawed
Beware of this camera! The camera overall works great. We have had it for more than a year now and it takes clear, bright pictures and is very easy to use.Very nice compact size.
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