Canon SD600 / IXUS 60

Pros: Size, looks, weight, large screen, fast operation, pleasing photos

Cons: No manual control over aperture or shutter speed, red-eye

The Bottom Line: I like the Canon SD600 a lot. It retains the good qualities, looks and size of the SD450, but raises the bar with higher resolution, higher...

Review: I have always liked Canon Digital Elph cameras. I liked the 5 -Megapixel SD450 and the 7 .1-Megapixel SD550. The SD450 was smaller and I liked the way it looked better than the SD550. ...

Pros: Great quality pictures, Great battery life, Many advanced features, Great Price, includes viewfinder

Cons: For once, I really have NONE

The Bottom Line: This is a great camer for anyone who wants great picture quality and easy operation. It also has advanced options for the photo buff!

Review: My most recent camera purchase was the result of months of playing with the cameras at the retail store where I work, using feedback from customers that come in to tell us their own mini-reviews of the cameras, and reading online reviews. I am very ...

Pros: Large Display, Video with Sound, 3x optical zoom, ease of use

Cons: Noise at 800 ISO , Lack of Manual mode , Flash needs more power

The Bottom Line: A camera well suited for quick and easy snaps at great quality. Compact and well designed. Has a host of great features. An ideal family camera.

Review: Intro: Another shot from the mighty Canon, the PowerShot. Here is the non-nonsense review in a raw unbiased way with just the bare facts. Stay with me as I shout out the truth about this new 6.2 megastar and decide for yourself if it is a lock ...

Pros: sleek body, good pictures, good flash, have viewfinder, have affordable optional accessories

Cons: meager SD card

The Bottom Line: If you need a sub-compact camera buy this one. Else don't pay unnecessarily for (small) size.

Review: It's Christmas and it means it's time to 'invest' your money in a gadget. This year I plead my wife to let me buy a Christmas gift for myself and here I have: a Canon SD600. The Canon Elph line has lots of similar models: SD450, SD550, SD800, SD900 ...

Pros: great macro mode, viewfinder, super-compact size, feels solid, grabs excellent images.

Cons: Hmm.........battery life not excellent, manual doesn't mesh perfectly, some blue halos around bright objects (typical)

The Bottom Line: Go for it. It's a good one.

Review: Dear camera shopper, After researching cameras for a while, I finally decided to go with the SD600. You should also read the review, "One Camera Fits ALL", which is written by a person who works with cameras and has spent a lot of time comparing ...

Pros: Image quality, construction, size, LCD screen, color and white balance modes, value for the dollar.

Cons: Flimsy battery door.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this camera to anyone seeking near-professional results in a rugged pocket sized package.

Review: I upgraded to this camera from the SD450 about 3 months ago under an extended warranty. Perhaps just a bad seed, after about a month my SD450's LCD screen was plagued by popping pixels. For a few dollars more I was able to upgrade to the newer, ...

Pros: great pictures, nice small size

Cons: compatibility problems with Windows XP, no battery meter

The Bottom Line: Highly recommend it because it takes great pictures & small enough to carry anywhere so long as you're okay with it's problems.

Review: Hate to trash this camera except to draw attention to a major compatibility problems with Windows XP. PROS: small size, sturdy casing, takes great pictures even on Auto which is easy to set, has more features than anyone should need in what for most ...

Pros: picture quality, easy to use, lightweight, good battery life

Cons: The only con is that you cannot check the level of battery you have left.

The Bottom Line: It is a really great camera. It's easy to use, takes fantastic pictures, and is a very attractive camera.

Review: The Canon SD600 is overall a great camera. I got it as a present for my 19th birthday from my parents. It works great when taking any kind of picture. Close-ups in macro really bring out a lot of detail. It rarely turns out a blurry picture, and if it ...

Pros: Size, picture quality, ease of use

Cons: Flash is not strong enough. Okay for close up pictures.

The Bottom Line: I am a Canon lover so I a biased but I would recommend the camera.

Review: The first digital camera I bought for myself was a lower model Canon and I loved it, so when I decided to upgrade I stayed with a Canon. I had been going back and forth between this digital camera and the SD650 and finally decided on this one because ...

Pros: magnificent outcome of photos, crisp pictures

Cons: expensive, not enough photo storage for me!

The Bottom Line: awesome. I am happy with this camera, even though I want something like this but with more features. It is very nice.

Review: I am a busy grandmother. With 7 grandchildren ages 18 months all the way up to 13, I need my pictures. And I take them often. Around the house, I must have at least 4 different cameras, from my early standard days all the way up to the holiday season, ...