Canon SD1100 IS / Digital IXUS 80 IS

Pros: Price, size, image stabilization, looks, weight, large screen, fast operation, great photos

Cons: No manual control over aperture or shutter speed

The Bottom Line: I really like the new Canon SD1100 IS. It is compact, nice-looking and capable. Its 8-Megapixel resolution, good optics, image stabilization, features and...

Review: The 7.1-Megapixel Canon SD1000 was a great little camera, so when the new Canon SD1100 IS came out, I decided I wanted to get it. The new SD1100 is a 8-Megapixel camera that is similar in price to the last year’s ...

Pros: Excellent picture quality, image stabilization, color options, tons of features, good value

Cons: Continuous shot mode could be faster (if I'm being picky)

The Bottom Line: Image quality is what counts with a camera and the SD1100IS provides it. I highly recommend this one for anyone in the market for a great point-and-shoot camera.

Review: Okay, I'll admit the title is a bit dramatic… But it's accurate. I absolutely loved my last camera and couldn't imagine parting with. I finally decided to take the plunge and I couldn’t be happier with my Canon Powershot Elph SD1100IS. ...

Pros: Very small, very light, very smart, easy, inexpensive, great features

Cons: Only 3x optical zoom, possible screen fragility. That's about it.

The Bottom Line: A truly great little camera that improves on all the wonderful features of the previous version, and does this to near perfection for a camera in this range.

Review: Granted, my wife and I are not expert photographers. We're not tracking lions in the Serengeti, or trying to re-create the works of Ansel Adams in color. But we do love good pictures, and if a picture is worth 1000 words, it might as well be a decent ...

Pros: Easy to use interface, SD Card, ISO settings, great backup viewfinder!

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: This camera will not dissappoint! Great color, excellent features and a viewfinder for those conscious about battery life

Review: I bought the Cannon PowerShot SD1100 a little over a year ago after breaking my sony cybershot on vacation. I was unsure about the cannon product at the time but decided to take a gamble via the recommendation of the salesman at Best Buy. A year ...

Pros: Great images.  Good color.  Good lense.  Best of all is it's convenient size.

Cons: Weak flash.  noise reduction > 200 ISO.  small viewfinder

The Bottom Line: If you want a camera you will always have on hand then this is it.

Review: Let's put this in context.  I own two Nikon DSLRs, a decent flash, and a bunch of good glass (that makes me sound like a cool photographer; it means lenses).  So when I bought this little miracle a few weeks before my daugther (a bigger ...

Pros: Relatively inexpensive, lightweight and portable, great picture quality.

Cons: Need to buy your own digital memory card (included only 32MB), only some manual controls

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this camera to anybody who wants a easy-to-use, portable camera that produces great pictures at a great price.

Review: One the best point-and-shoot cameras in the Canon SD series, featuring 8 megapixels and stunning design. Any user familiar with Canon cameras will definitely fall in love with this compact, lightweight camera. It is portable, produces great pictures, and ...

Pros: Looks Great, takes incredible pictures and is small and lightweight

Cons: None that I can find.

Review: I purchased this camera to replace my broken Canon A70. The SD 1100 IS is a great little camera from the form factor to the ease of use. The first thing that will realy shock many is the small form factor for even a point and shoot. The camera also ...

Pros: Fast startup, minimal shutter lag

Cons: Price

The Bottom Line: This camera will work for most users - it takes a high quality pictures and does much more - and all quite well.

Review: I recently traded my Sony P200 for a Canon SD1100 and I haven't looked back. The camera is so light that I have carried in my shirt pocket almost constantly in the month that I have had it. I find myself taking it out all the time to snap pictures of ...

Pros: Intuitive. Pretty. Nice pictures. Easy to use without loading new software.

Cons: If you are completely unfamiliar with photography terms, plan on experimenting some.

The Bottom Line: A good purchase - I recommend it if you're in the market for a new digital camera.

Review: It’s been years since I purchased a digital camera. The last one I had – I have to be honest – I couldn’t figure it out and therefore, after a few times, I put it aside and it’s collected dust ever since. With the advances in ...

Pros: great size, features, and even comes in many colors

Cons: might not be as complicated as some would like

The Bottom Line: Cannon comes through again, great camera for anyone. Easy to use, small enough to travel, great features

Review: Once again Cannon comes through for our family. A trust well earned.I have an older Cannon powershot that still works great. When I wanted to buy a new digital camera for my 16yo daughter this was the first brand I looked at. I looked at many ...