Canon SD800 IS / IXUS 850 IS

Pros: Image stabilization that works well, face recognition, battery life, size

Cons: Price, red-eye, noise at high ISO

The Bottom Line: I like the Canon SD800 overall, but I think Canon could have had a lower price. For my money, I prefer Panasonic FX07 and...

Review: I have used Panasonic FX07 and FX50 and was wandering if paying significantly more for the Canon SD800 IS is justified. You can buy comparable Panasonic cameras for $80-100 cheaper. Heck, the FX50 even has a larger screen! I have always liked Canon ...

Pros: size , speed , wide angle lens

Cons: battery indicator and charging

The Bottom Line: Suits the happy snappers!

Review: There are plenty of technical reviews of this model and people that obviously know alot about cameras are happy to share their views. For my plain and simple 2 cents worth, keep reading. Firstly, it is small and light enough to keep in a ...

Pros: Great photos, tons of features, small, long battery life, image stabilizer, wide angle lens!

Cons: Poor build quality, no battery charge indicator, no focal length manual adjust

The Bottom Line: This camera has allowed me to enjoy photography again, since it's so small and yet powerful. With its great lens and capacity for low-light shots, it's an amazing asset.

Review: I'm no photography expert by any means, but after having been through a number of digital cameras in my day, and having taken hundreds of photos with this particular camera, I can say that the Canon SD800 7 megapixel Digital Elph is the best camera I ...

Pros: Fast, 28mm wide angle, consistently very good picture quality, feature laden.

Cons: Some soft corners at 28mm and PF, as most P&S cams will have.

The Bottom Line: I'd recommend this camera to all types of users. It will produce the goods consistently and is a tech laden marvel. Buy it and enjoy.

Review: Actual sd800is picture examples. http://www.flickr.com/photos/8 0382525@N00/ I bought this camera as a replacement for the sd700. I wanted a camera that would perform as well as the sd700 but with a 28mm wide angle lens which i have been waiting for ...

Pros: 7 MegaPix+,superfast shutter,image stablization

Cons: No red eye and a little pricey

The Bottom Line: BUY THIS CAMERA if you like fast pictures, worth it for 7 mega pixs and image stabilization.

Review: We had a Sony that was three years old. Shutter speed was so slow that we could not get a decent picture of our two year old. She's fast and we wanted a camera that could keep up with her. I wanted fast, w/o using burst mode. This is perfect because it's ...

Pros: compact for pant pocket; good indoor no flash pictures; stylish; clear 2.5" display;

Cons: expensive; display screen scratch (probably from keys in my pocket)

The Bottom Line: No regrets paying extra money for the SD800IS. The shutter lag is fast and indoor no flash pictures are good.

Review: I've just switched to digital from film, so I want to give you my thoughts on why I switched i) to digital and ii) to Canon SD800 IS. I need a point and shoot camera with some zoom capability that can fit in my pant pocket. I already had these ...

Pros: Fast, good battery life, good controls, great point and shoot!

Cons: No AC or car power supply, you must buy a memory card.

The Bottom Line: Great point and shoot very quickly, reliable, no bad pictures. Needs added memory card, has no docking station.

Review: Tiny, sleek, well laid out, sits well in your hand, controls are intuitive and obvious. I had a Kodak Easyshare DX7590 which is a good camera but frequently had focusing problems and slow focus. I wanted a camera that gave me flexibility, control, as ...

Pros: Good set of functions, stylish, compact and easy to use menu

Cons: not too great capturing movement

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend this camera as it has a great range of features which are easy to use.

This camera makes taking good photos effortless!

Review: Excellent Compact - Loads of featuresI bought this product as my friend has always sworn by Canon cameras. I paid a little extra than I planned but definitely made the right decision with the Canon Ixus IS.It comes with an excellent ...

Pros: I love the large display and sleek look.

Cons: There are some features I don't really need or understand yet.

Review: Well, I have had my camera for 2 months and I can't find anything I do not love about it. I have yet to learn all of it's functions, being that there is so much you can do with this camera, but I am in no hurry. It has everything, image stabilizing, red ...

Pros: Excellent pictures.

Cons: just a little shutter lag.

Review: We wanted to upgrade from our old Toshiba PDR-M70 (which still takes terrific pictures after 7 years) to something smaller with greater resolution. Image stabilization was a requirement and the Canon SD800-IS filled the bill. We practiced with it for ...