Pentax Optio S60

Pros: Size, 3x Optical Zoom, 3.2MP... did I say size?

Cons: How battery is charged and location of shutter and on/off buttons

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this camera if you are looking for the smallest one with the most features. It's the perfect camera you can take anywhere without skimping on picture quality.

Review: I've been looking for a small digital camera for quite a while now. My first (and only other) digital camera was this huge AGFA 640x480 camera that ate up AA batteries even when I wasn't using it. Comparing the Pentax Optio-S to it is like comparing...

Pros: Extremely small & lightweight - Intuitive user interface & button layout - Fair picture quality

Cons: There are other cameras with better performance in regard to image quality, battery life, etc.

The Bottom Line: A great camera, small and light enough to always take along. Has a few minor flaws, but holding it in your hands, you'll forget about them and be totally awed!

Review: I got my Optio S two-and-a-half months ago and I'm extremely satisfied with it so far. Previous cameras of mine include the Fujifilm Finepix 40i as well as older Fujifilm models (e.g. MX-700). Criteria There are about just as many different digital ...

Pros: Fantastic balance of portability, photo quality, battery life and capacity (with 256 MB SD card)

Cons: Shot to shot time; initially awkward controls

The Bottom Line: The Optio S is a portable digital camera that you can (and will) always take with you

Review: I am a snapshot photographer and not a serious enthusiast or professional. My first digital camera was a 2MP Toshiba PDR-M5 that I bought in 1998. I found that I loved the digital format. However, as the technology developed, I found myself wanting...

Pros: Take Anywhere Size with full features

Cons: Small buttons take some getting used to, no case included

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a super small camera to take everywhere with you, and doesn't compromise on features, then look no further, this camera is unbelievable.

Review: I started out in the digital camera world with the Toshiba PDR 2300. I loved taking digital pictures ...

Pros: quality in a tiny package, looks, ease of use

Cons: 'on/off' button might be confused with shutter release button, battery compartment hinge seems flimsy

The Bottom Line: The set of keys in my right pocket is probably heavier that the quality 3.2 megapixel camera in my left pocket - that's why I bought it!

Review: I've owned this tiny camera for less than a week and have bonded quickly. Potential photographs are where you find them, often at unexpected moments. It is great to have a quality 3.2 megapixel camera in a leather over-size business card case (bought...

Pros: size, "cool" factor, lcd

Cons: none yet

The Bottom Line: BUY IT unless you have a huge HD that you want to waste space on...then get an Elph.

Review: This camera is perfect for the person who wants to use a digital camera for its perfect use: taking lots of pictures everywhere. I can carry it in my altoids box or in it's soft case, and it's perfect. I can have it around my neck for quick use. It can...

Pros: Size & weight are astounding. Has most "big camera" features at affordable prices.

Cons: Wrist strap is too large for camera. Soft pouch is tight. NONE YET

The Bottom Line: Buy it, you will not be disappointed - and perhaps you could let your wife, and kids, use it too. (if they find where you hid it)

Review: After much review of small digital cameras, I made the plunge and purchased the Optio S. The camera store price was not much more than mail order and they assisted in showing the many features this subcompact camera contains. I guess I was intrigued by...

Pros: Ultra-compact, stunning picture quality, loaded with features

Cons: small toggle switch easy to activate wrong function

The Bottom Line: If small size and stealth, with a load of features, is what you want, this is it.

Review: Have had the Optio S for 2 weeks, shooting both indoors and outdoors with various settings. Compared this camera with Minolta Dimage Xi. This camera has more features, is smaller and lighter, and about the same price. Picture quality at best...

Pros: Size, Battery life, Design,

Cons: None so far

Review: I bought this camera a day before leaving for a 10 day vacation in France. The size was was what initially prompted me to buy this camera, however I have been very impressed with the quality. There are also a lot of bells and whistles if you do more tha ...

Pros: Easy to use, good picture taker in a package too convenient to leave behind.

Cons: Lightweight,compact battery provides good but not great number of pictures.

Review: Despite the diminutive size and light weight, the Pentax Optio S is big on features, durability, easy to use and produces good images. Bought the camera for my wife who was loath to carry even a compact 35mm point and shoot. Both of us enjoy carrying an ...