Editorial Review

The Polaroid i-zone digital and instant Combo Camera splices together the popular i-zone instant camera with a basic digital camera. You can take an i-zone postage-stamp size picture, and then turn the camera over and take the same picture with the digital camera at a resolution of 640 x 480. This device is essentially two separate cameras that share one set of batteries. The digital camera has 1 MB of built-in memory and can store up to 18 images. Both the i-zone and digital camera use fixed-focus lenses, so you never need to worry about taking out-of-focus pictures. A serial cable is included to download your images to your PC. Software is included to spruce up and modify your digital images. Included in the box are a serial image transfer cable, batteries, sticky film, and assorted software. ... Read more

Features

• Combines an i-zone instant film camera and a digital camera
• 0.3 megapixel sensor is great for emails and posting on the Web
• Fixed-focus lenses
• Internal 1 MB memory holds 18 images at default resolution
• Connects to PCs via serial port; uses 4 AAA batteries (included)

Reviews (48)

great!
awesome!takes good pictures with super-sticky film. the one problem I had with it was that it is not that portable. I use it at college all the time. It is overall a pretty good product!!! just don't drop it!!!

Camera is good and excellent for the money - but, don't drop
I loved the camera and I love it more now that I've purchased a Mustek which is going back.Just be careful - don't drop it!The batteries burn out very quickly and it would be great if it came with some kind of adapter.

camera has been highly underrated
`for being a dual camera it does what it says it does the only catch is you MUST use duracell batteries or the unit will NOT work...alot of people do not know this and therefore think the camera is faulty...its not....it takes wonderful digital pictures...for being a one focus lense...... ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Camera Cameras    2. Izone eyezone eye   

Editorial Review

This version of Minolta's simple-to-use Maxxum QTsi comes with twolenses, a 35-80mm zoom, and a 70-210mm zoom, giving you a wide variety of zoomranges to chose from. This, plus the precise, continuous AF tracking of subjectsin motion, gives you the ability to capture close-ups or action shots. The zoomlenses let you take intimate portraits of your friends and family members orclose-ups of natural landscapes. The QTsi also comes with several preprogrammedsubject modes--portrait, landscape, close-up, sports, and night portrait--thattake the mistakes and guesswork out of your shots.Read more

Features

• Easy-to-use 35mm single-lens reflex camera
• Includes 2 detachable lenses--35-80mm zoom and 70-210mm zoom
• Large LCD panel displays exposure mode and much more
• Automatic pop-up flash with 4 modes
• Programmed autoexposure plus 5 preset exposure modes

Reviews (3)

PEOPLE WILL THINK YOUR A PRO
I love this camera since the first day I purchased it. It takes pictures that are breathtaking. I've done wedding pictures, which have came out better than the photographer who they hired!

Love it
I moved to this camera from an APS autofocus camera... what a difference! Not only is the film processing much less expensive (the price never came down on processing) but the photos are stunning.I am excited about learning how to get even better photos with the right filters.

desempe�o formidable
creo que es una buena camara y especialmente el desempe�o de la misma me fascino. ... Read more

Editorial Review

With its JIS Class 5 weather resistance, the Pentax IQ Zoom 105WR camera can be used worry-free in the rain or other circumstances where it might get wet. There's no need to worry about stray water drops or splashes; you can even wash it in water. However, it is not waterproof, only water-resistant, and shouldn't be used as an underwater camera.Read more

Features

• JIS Class 5 weather resistance camera
• High-performance 38mm-105mm, 2.8x power zoom lens
• Highly accurate autofocus system and multipattern metering system with 5 modes
• Built-in zoom flash automatically provides fill-in illumination
• Includes two print formats, standard and panorama

Editorial Review

The Canon EOS Elan II is an easy-to-use, full-featured SLR with advancedoptions. Both film loading and rewinding (high-speed or silent modes) areautomatic. Other features include a 10-second-delay self-timer, 10 automaticexposure mode choices, three-point autofocus, and a retractable automatic flash.The EOS Elan II's key controls are positioned for easy access. This camera alsoprovides feedback-confirming control inputs and camera functions via a two-dialand metering-mode lever, a quick-control dial, an AF-mode dial, a film-advancemode lever, and an LCD panel. In addition, Canon's AIM system integratesstandard AE, flash AE, and autofocus information. ... Read more

Features

• Autofocus 35mm SLR
• Camera body only; lens sold separately
• Accepts all Canon EF lenses
• Built-in retractable flash
• 10 automatic exposure modes

Reviews (6)

Used it for 9 1/2 years!
I love my Elan II E.Unfortunately, I broke it in Italy this year.It lasted many thousands of shots over 9 1/2 years.The part which broke was the door clasp.Keep in mind, it lasted nearly a decade!I'm going to buy the Canon 7NE to replace it.Love the system!

Quite Surprised!!!
I found this camera used in a store, and it looked like a pretty good deal, so I called my uncle (a camera brainiac, and a very good photographer) and he said it was a great deal, so I bought it. That's all I thought I was getting; a good deal on a used camera. It's so much more than that. I have actually done some really stupid things when taking pictures (setting the aperture and shutter speeds in such a way that the picture would be ruined is my most common offense) and the picture always comes out perfect. It's actually difficult to take a bad picture with this camera! The Elan II is a very nice camera that is simple enough for beginners, but at the same time, advanced enough for professionals. Taking good pictures is a snap, and most of the controls are self-explanitory and easy to understand. I have never had a problem with this wonderfully engineered camera, and I feel confident that, wether you're a regular pro, or a regular joe, you'll find this camera easy, and fun to use.

Fantastic Camera
I've had this camera since 1997 and I love it. It has some cool features, you can be fully auto or fully manual. I have a 75-300mm USM zoom along with the 28-80mm USM that came with it. I kind of wish I'd have paid the extra [...] and gotten the IIe, but I still get great shots. It's not too heavy, focus is quick and quiet, exposure is pretty accurate. I haven't had any problems with it. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. EOS(9 Nine)   

Editorial Review

The Konica Z-UP 120 VP date kit is a sleek, compact, and fully automatic point-and-shoot camera. At just over nine ounces, you can take it with you everywhere. Its high-quality optics give you a zoom range of 38-120mm with a magnification ratio of 3.158x, making it ideal for close-ups or group shots. The smooth, silent zoom mechanism gives you extremely versatile framing flexibility without having to bring lots of extra equipment.Read more

Reviews (1)

Great Price for a Great Camera
I got rid of my manual 35mm camera, and wanted a fully automatic 35mm, but didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars. This was the answer to my prayers. This camera is fully automatic, and has the features I wanted, such as Red-Eye Reduction, Date/Time stamp, remote control. It has a lot more features that I honestly have not used yet. I love taking pictures, so I am going to study up what those features are. The camera really comes through if you are in a dark place (like a reception), and you use 800 speed film. You can zoom across the room, and it's a great picture. Actually, this takes a beautiful picture in any setting (I typically use 400 film). I see they came out with 170 zoom, which I will buy in a couple of years. But for now, my Knoica's great! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Zoom Cameras    2. Advanced Photo Systems (System) (APS)    3. Red-eye reduction    4. Date Imprinting, Date Coding   

Editorial Review

The new Stylus 105 is Olympus's most compact and stylish 35mm yet. With a new 11-point autofocus system, your pictures will look just as sharp as the camera itself. This system ensures your subject will be in focus at all zoom ranges, as well as in dark or low-contrast situations. For the harsh conditions of everyday life, the Stylus comes complete with a sliding lens cover, an all-metal body, and an all-weather design.Read more

Features

• 38-105mm, 2.8x zoom lens
• 11 point multi-wide advanced autofocus system
• 6 mode variable power flash with red-eye reduction
• Extra-low dispersion glass lens
• Electric self-timer with remote control; all-weather design

Editorial Review

Samsung's Maxima Zoom 70GL is a fully automatic, 35mm point-and-shoot with a built-in 2x power zoom lens and a real-image zoom viewfinder. The Zoom 70GL uses an active infrared autofocus system and includes a built-in electronic flash and Red-Eye Reduction, Fill-in, and Flash-off modes. Film loading, advancing, and rewinding are all automatic, and midroll film rewind is possible. Both date imprinting and self-timing are optional. After three idle minutes, the Zoom 70Gl turns itself off to preserve battery life. ... Read more

Features

• 35mm point-and-shoot camera
• 2x zoom
• Built-in flash
• Active infrared autofocus
• Automatic shut-off after 3 minutes

Reviews (7)

Great Point and Shoot for the price
I bought this camera for my teenage son.The pictures were crisp and the features very easy to use.On a recent vacation, my personal camera broke and I used my son's camera.I was very surprised that the pictures I took with it were as good or better than the ones I had taken with a more expensive camera.

Poor Camera
This camera definitely has some major problems with its film loading system.Like the other reviewers, I couldn't load the film in even after too many tries.A very disappointing product.

How many times does it take to load the film?
I recieved the Samsung 70GL Power Zoom Ultra Compact Camera as a birthday present.It was given to me early so I could take pictures of my daily events during my vacation.I did have trouble loading the film.On several tries, I had to open the loading 'bay' and replace the film.Ibelive I might have exposed several frames on the roll just to get it totake.Is there some type of problems out there with this particularcamera? and if so, is there a fix for them?Please let me know I wouldlike to take full advantage of this product! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras (Camera)    2. Infrared Autofocus, Auto focus    3. 35MM (35 MM)    4. 70, GL, G, L   

Editorial Review

Canon incorporates the best features of its standard SLR cameras andAdvanced Photo System features to produce the EOS IX Lite. It's smaller thanmost SLR cameras but retains all of the important features you've come to expectfor creative control. Because it is an APS camera, film handling is fullyautomatic. Print quality improvement, index print sheets, and three differentpicture formats for traditional, wide angle, and panoramic shots are all builtin.Read more

Features

• Fully automatic SLR camera using Advanced Photo System format
• Easy drop-in film loading, midroll change
• 3 print formats
• Includes camera body and 22-55mm EF lens
• Accepts all Canon EF lenses

Reviews (15)

Excellent camera!
This camera is one of my all time favorites!
EOS IXLite vs EOS IX
Bought a EOS IX lite originally - had lousy pictures - was going to give up on the APS system - but then saw on EBAY the EOS IX( not lite )and gave that a try - WOW! the difference is incredible.The pictures were sharp and clear -my advice is to NOT buy the EOS IX lite but rather find an old EOS IX -you will not be sorry.

Dont listen to bargain bob
I'm not quite sure what Bargain Bob is talking about, but he describes thin unit (and a film scanner) as the poor mans digital camera.With the price of the camera plus the scanner, you could purchase a very nice didgtal camera, so don't fall into that trap.If you want film, buy a film camera, if you want digital, but a digital camera...don't just get a scanner. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. EOS(9 Nine)   

Features

• Zoom from 35mm to 70mm
• Autofocus system with landscape and night-portrait modes
• Built-in flash with several modes
• Active infrared autofocus
• Quartz date-and-time imprinting

Reviews (5)

The Camera for you
this camera is perfect especcially if you are not going to use it alot.It has date, zoom, and everything a basic camera should have and more.If you are looking for a basic camera and you pass this one up then you will not be satisfied with the one you buy.This camera even has a great price.All of these things put together equill the best camera for you.

Do not Recommend
This camera has been the most awful I have ever owned. Not such a Hot Shot!!
We have owned this camera since about a year ago.Really terrible pictures. We have put through about a dozen rolls of film on it, and although with time it has improved, the first images were really out of focus.It's like it needs to be broken in!Recently, the photos have been getting better, but it always produces pictures where the objects in the background are more in focus than the image in the centre of the photo that we orignally focussed on.I have taken many pictures in my life, but my old 110 camera did better than this!!! ... Read more

Editorial Review

The SAFOX VI phase-matching autofocus system assures that the Pentax ZX-30 camera body gives you high-precision, high-speed autofocus operation, even under low light conditions. If your subject is in motion, the predictive autofocus function automatically activates and predicts the subject's position at the moment of shutter release for pinpoint focusing. In addition, the six-segment multipattern metering system gives you optimum results, even in difficult, high-contrast lighting conditions, such as side-lighting and backlit situations.Read more

Features

• SAFOX VI phase-matching autofocus system for high-precision, high-speed autofocus operation
• Six-selectable picture modes for simple exposure control
• Built-in flash pops up and discharges automatically if low-light and/or backlight conditions are detected
• Several features for creative control over images
• Lens not included

Reviews (2)

A good, fast, sturdy little camera
When I was 15 years old my dad bought me a Pentax K-1000 which I used until I purchased my ZX-30 about a year ago.The great thing about learning on the K-1000 was that it was 100% manual, so I was forced to learn all about f-stop and shutter speeds.
easy
I like it better than my pz-70 you can get to manuel fast ... Read more

Features

• 38mm-90mm (2.5x) zoom lens ensures sharp, clear pictures
• Macro/Close Up focuses to wihin 12 inches
• Real image zoom viewfinder for easier viewing
• Built-in 10 second self timer
• 5-mode built-in flash

Reviews (6)

Could do better
Nikon's current version of One Touch 90 is relatively low cost but you get what you pay for.Takes great pictures, but the mechanics for the self-opening lens are hit or miss.I've bought two of this camera in four months and have had the lens mechanism fail AGAIN.Yet my One Touch 90 bought in the early 90s lasted 10 years.To avoid this problem, I'd pay the money for the upgraded model One Touch 180.

Great Quality
I've read many of the reviews written on this camera and must disagree. I've owned this project for about 1.5 years and have rarely had a problem with the quality of the photos.Whereas at least one review commented that the photos turned out "dark and greasy", I can honestly say that I've taken the photos and compared them to the item/animal being photographed and the color couldn't be any closer to reality.The only thing to remember is that if you're trying to take pictures of young children who don't sit still very long, you may want to turn off the red eye reduction (this applies for any brand of camera with red-eye reduction)

Only lasted 3 months
I was hesitant to buy this camera because I had a previous model of the Nikon One Touch that only lasted a year.But the price was good, and it seemed to have the quickest response time (time between when I pressed the button and the picture actually took-- important for shooting an on-the-go toddler!)It took FANTASTIC pictures for 3 months, clear, great focus, easy to use.Then the lens started not opening up all the way, I would have to manually pull it open.didn't realize that at my daughter's bday party and got a roll of fuzzy pics back. Now I have a roll of film stuck inside of it from Halloween, it won't rewind, new batteries, everything.I won't be buying a Nikon anymore. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras    2. Cool pix   

Editorial Review

The Kodak Max HQ one-time-use camera gives the user bright and colorfulpictures across a wide range of lighting conditions. This point-and-shoot cameracomes equipped with a 30mm aspheric lens, just like the one used in Kodak's KB35mm cameras, to deliver sharp pictures from a variety of picture-takingconditions. The Max HQ's design and overall picture quality make it among thebest of the single-use cameras. ... Read more

Features

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Reviews (14)

Fantastic Quality.The closest you can get to going pro for under $20.
I work at a professional photofinishing lab, and I can attest to the quality of the film inside this camera.The Kodak HQ Max Versatility camera is the highest-quality single-use camera available on the market.It produces a high-quality image in most situations.
Overated and Overpriced
Unfortunately Kodak seem to spend a small fortune making their Disposable Camera's look Sleek and Trendy. However the Photos always turn out very Average despite being loaded with so called High Quality Kodak Max 400 Film. Don't buy this piece of junk!
We bought two of these for our first trip to NYC. The pictures were grainy, washed out and just plain awful. We bought the more expensive cameras thinking the pictures would be even better than the cheaper one time cameras. We were so wrong. I contacted Kodak's customer service and they said it was either the photographer or the developer. Then they generously mailed me a $2 off coupon to buy another. As if I will buy another one of their cameras!!I will never use another Kodak product after the treatment I received from their customer service. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Award-winning lens maker Sigma has now designed an excellent autofocus SLR camera with the end user in mind. The dial-controlled SA-7 is a full-fledged SLR with a host of advanced features, including a healthy range of exposure modes and metering modes, a built-in flash, self-timer, LCD information panel, built-in motor drive for automatic film advance/rewind, and more. The Sigma SA-7 also maximizes maneuverability with its durable yet lightweight body that ensures great performance under demanding conditions. This SA-7 kit comes complete with a quality 28-80mm Sigma AF zoom lens and a handsome Sigma brand camera bag. It is important to note that the SA-7 is only compatible with Sigma's SA mount lenses.Read more

Features

• 35mm autofocus SLR camera kit includes 28-80mm lens and bag
• Various command dials for simple functionality
• Four exposure modes, including manual
• Up to three frames per second with one press
• Compatible with all of Sigma's SA mount lenses

Reviews (12)

Had this camera for a year and love it
I researched several cameras and finally chose this one not just because they make great lenses but the lense mount. Theirs is metal while Cannon, Nikon, etc are all plastic. This is not only cheap but flimsy. It takes great pictures and no one else gives you better value than Sigma considering the two lenses and bag. The bottom line is it takes great pictures and has lots of features. I don't care that some have said it a good starter camera--its like a bike. Lance Armstrong would win on any reasonably good road bike. Period.

Sigma
Buying this camera was a total mistake.I had it for 3 months and it started using batteries, $36.00 worth in two days.I returned it to Sigma on December 10th and kept calling them.They told me they were too busy to look at my camera and call back at the end of January.I called again and was told the manager would call me, he never called.I then sent an email and they never responded.I went out of town for the weekend and came home and my camera had been left on the porch for 4 days in the cold and rain.I have never seen such poor customer service.Not quite sure about the camera yet because I wasn't able to use it very long.

An old manual user reforms...
And gets a Sigma.And is very happy with the camera.Read more

Editorial Review

The Minolta Freedom Zoom Sightseer is an affordable, easy-to-use 35mm camera that truly takes the work out of taking pictures. The camera features a 35mm-to-70mm (2x) zoom lens that's controlled by a rocker switch located next to the shutter-release button. The Sightseer includes both an auto-focus and auto-exposure system--all you need to do is frame your picture and let the camera do the rest. The built-in flash has three flash modes, including red-eye reduction and fill-in flash. Other features include a 10-second self-timer. If you're looking for a no-fuss camera at an affordable price, this is it. Includes battery and strap. Read more

Features

• 35 to 70mm zoom lens
• Four flash modes
• Autofocus
• Self-timer
• Built-in lens cover

Reviews (3)

A GREAT CAMERA FOR THE PRICE
I BOUGHT THIS CAMERA AT BEST BUY ABOUT 2 YEARS AGO AND I GAVE ABOUT 3 TIMES THE PRICE IT IS NOW.BUT I HAVE REALLY ENJOYED IT. EVERYTIME MY FAMILY NEEDS PICTURES TAKEN OF ANYTHING THEY WANT ME TO TAKE THEM OR TO BORROW MY CAMERA. BECAUSE THE PICTURES ARE SO CLEAR AND ALWAYS TURN OUT GOOD. THESE OTHER PEOPLE WHO HAVE HAD SO MUCH TROUBLE PROBABLY WOULD HAVE PROBLEMS WITH ANY CAMERA THEY USED. BUT YOU HAVE TO REMEMBER THERE ARE GOOD AND BAD ONES IN EVERYTHING YOU BUY. I HAVE TRULY ENJOYED MINE AND AM NOW BUYING ONE FOR MY MOTHER FOR CHRISTMAS TOO.

Not reliable at all
I bought this camera with the confidence that a brand like Minolta inspires. It isn't of course one of the sofisticated and expensive Minoltas, but for my amateur purposes, it seemed pretty decent at firstsight.It proved to be a disapointment: the pictures are not very clear,especially the portrait type ones, though I was careful not to shoot themfrom too short a distance, the flesh is too slow. But the surprise waswhen, after only 27 days of using it,my camera's computer system stoppedfunctioning, without having previousely been subject to any shock. I wasstill lucky that my purchase receit was not expired, so I returned it tothe store.Now I'm looking for another camera, but it will definitely notbe a Minolta.

Not what I expected
I had a Cannon Sure-shut point&shoot 35mm camera before. It was a very nice camera for my daily general use. Some of the photos I even enlarged to 14x11" and still looked sharp.Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras - 35 MM (35MM)    2. Autofocus, Auto focus    3. Multiple flash (flashes) mode (modes)   

Editorial Review

The Minolta Vectis 2000 camera kit contains a Minolta Vectis 2000 APS camera and everything you need to start taking pictures immediately. The Minolta Vectis 2000 is an incredibly small APS zoom camera with a polished aluminum outer shell. Its ultracompact design fits in a pocket and is ready to take anywhere. The Minolta Vectis features a pop-up flash with red-eye reduction, flash fill, and cancel-flash modes. It also offers a 22.5-45mm aspheric 2x zoom lens and multibeam autofocusing for crisp, clear images.Read more

Features

• Ultracompact Advanced Photo System with 3 print formats
• 2x zoom lens
• 3-beam, active infrared autofocus system
• Drop-in loading with possible midroll exchange
• Kit includes case, film, battery, remote, and manual

Reviews (6)

Love It!
I've had this camera for about 4 years and absolutely love it. I've taken this camera all around the world and have gotten great results from it. It also takes wonderful black and white photos. Not only does this camera take great pictures, it's compact and so easy to use. I bought this camera as an alternative to a disposable camera but has become so much more. I always have it in my purse in case those kodak moments come up and glad it's so small and light that it allows me to do so.
Quality comprimised by size
I've had this camera for two years and although it is compact and light - easy to carry around anywhere withought being a nuisance, I've had several problems with it.The picture quality isn't very good - my pictures oftentimes come out hazy (indoor and outdoor).Also, no matter which view I put the camera in - it also prints out in panoramic view.Quite annoying since I've never had a need for panoramic pictures. I probably would not buy this camera if had the choice now.

Great Investment!
I have owned a Vectis 2000 for about three years now and have absolutely no complaints! I have gotten numerous compliments on the camera's sleek shape and compact size. It is a very elegant looking piece of equipment that fits easily in my purse and is perfect even to just carry around in my hand.I have never had any problems with picture clarity, or messing up a roll at all.The camera is incredibly durable, I have taken it overseas, on many vacations and am still perfectly happy with it. If you are looking for a compact, easy to use, VERY good looking camera, then the Vectis is for you. Also check out the Vectis 3000 which has a larger zoom. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Vectis2000   

Features

• 22mm lens with autofocus
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction
• Small and lightweight
• Change film quickly and easily with drop-in loading
• Powered by one lithium battery (CR2)

Editorial Review

Designed for advanced photographers yet easy enough to use for the budding amateur, the ZX-7 is fully equipped with amazing features. It's most impressive standard feature is the Auto Picture Mode, which automatically selects one of five picture modes: landscape, close-up, action, portrait, or standard program.The latter setting is based on your subjects' distance, lens focal length, and movement; the ZX-7 then tells you the camera's decision via the illuminated mode dial. Read more

Features

• SMART picture mode w/5 auto switching programs
• Six-segment metering
• High speed predictive AF anticipates subject movement
• Multi-function auto pop-up flash w/red-eye reduction
• Creative multiple exposure capability

Features

• Quartz Dating
• Built-in Flash
• 7-Point Autofocus System with Wide Focus Area
• Fast Autofocusing that tracks even fast action & random movements effortlessly
• Selected Focus Area Indication

Reviews (3)

don't buy if your on a budget
i bought this camera after i took a high school photo class, what a piece of junk, in the 2 years i've owned it it's been repaired 3x - once at my expense of $130.00. The only thing this camera had barely outlasted was it's warranty.if your not fanatical about record keeping it's very difficult to figure out who to call to send it back.each time it went in it was gone for about 2.5 monthes.i've owned a nikon N75 for about 6 monthes now, and i must say, i love it, hasn't failed me yet, i used to think nikon was just a name and history, but nikons reputation really means something.I'm writing this for you - i'll update this if i hit any problems with the nikon or if minolta redeems themselves.

Excellent camera
I have one of these that I use on occasion.I shoot with a Digital SLR, but I do have to tell you that this camera really surprised me.The clarity of the pictures is astounding!I got mine with the 28-100mm zoom lens and I love it.I use it to take film shots of landscapes and portraits and compare them to the digital shots I get from my Nikon D-70.

VERY light and feature-rich, perfect for advanced amateurs
This camera is really marvelous, pretty light to lug around and superb performance. The following features are the ones which makes it a great buy for the priceRead more

Editorial Review

An Advanced Photo System camera for beginners, the small and lightweight Canon Elph 260Z features a 30 to 60mm zoom lens; drop-in film loading; C, H, and P print formats; and date, time, and exposure information recording. The camera also has an LCD panel and built-in flash with red-eye reduction. The flat profile and silver-finish front cover add to the sleek construction of this ultracompact camera. ... Read more

Features

• Compact, automatic APS camera
• 30 to 60mm zoom lens
• Drop-in film loading
• Automatic flash with red-eye reduction, fill flash, and flash-off modes
• Built-in date coding and self-timer

Reviews (5)

great camera
i would recommend this camera to everyone..it's such a great camera and i've had it for 5 years atleast! dropped it a couple times but still worked good.

Great Camera, Great Quality
I've had my Elph APS camera for 3 or 4 years now, and I love it!It takes high quality pictures, the APS film is easy to load, and it has lasted me year after year.I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a simple, quality camera - I'm even looking into purchasing an Elph Digital camera, based on my experience with this Elph APS.

Elph 260 owner from Boston
I love this camera...I got it for a birthday present 2 yrs agoRead more

Subjects:  1. Cameras (Camera)    2. Advanced Photo Systems (System)    3. ELPH260   

Features

• Easy to use and elegantly designed
• Fully automatic features
• Flash includes red-eye reduction lamp
• Precision-crafted, 28-millimeter lens
• Powered by two AA batteries

Reviews (2)

Poor Camera
The image quality is really unacceptable...

Serious problems with this camera
1. What you see in the viewfinder is not what comes out in the photo.Photos where I center the image in the viewfinder consistently come out left of center in the image.
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