Canon PowerShot SD200 / IXUS 30 Digital Camera

The Bottom Line: Small, fast, and reasonably cheap: This is a great camera for anyone looking for a sub-compact, go-anywhere camera with lots of features and an optical zoom.

Review: I've only had this camera for a few days but it appears to be a great little camera. It's an incredibly small camera considering it has a 3x optical zoom and the new processor makes it really fast, whether at startup or between photos. I mean REALLY...

Review: Extremely ultra-compact and FAST camera with multiple settings for either macro or infinity shooting. Color is excellent. This camera is a must for those with pets or kids or who wish to capture objects on the move.
Solidly built with large LCD...

The Bottom Line: SD200 is a decent camera for straight point and shot in good light only. No advanced controls.

Review: I have been a digital camera enthusiast for longest time ever. I had owned Canon PowerShot S200, S320, S400 and SD200 from the PowerShot family.

Here is my story with SD200. I was amazed by the camera's overall size, feel and fit. Because...

Review: We were extremely happy with the camera--so much so that our younger daughter bought one. After three years of very hard use the focus stopped working (the day of my son's wedding, naturally). Later my wife called Canon. They sent a prepaid mailer...

The Bottom Line: I love this camera and will get a new Canon digital Elph whenever this one ends up dying.

Review: I love my Canon SD200! But then, I bought it almost three years ago now, when it costs somewhere around $300 and was one of the smallest, with one of the largest screens, some of the best mega-pixel capabilities and some of the coolest fuctions. All...

The Bottom Line: It is a GREAT little Camera for the money.

Review:
I have to say, I really like this camera, I bought it because I thought it was a good price...It has been great for me for typical family pictures and everyday use. It is not great for night pictures unless the object is close enough for the...

The Bottom Line: A great choice if you want a high-quality ultracompact camera for your vacation photos.

Review: This is a great little camera. It's about the size of a deck of cards and takes excellent pictures over a wide variety of conditions, including daylight outdoor scenes, indoor flash pictures, night-time scenes, and close-ups of small objects. You...

Review: I purchased the camera for my last holiday because my SLR was too big and heavy. I find the camera is excellent and easy to use. I love the fact that you can view the pictures on television and edit them. We had a picture and movie night after each...

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this camera to anyone who loves a good picture. I haven't seen such great quality in any of my digital cameras as this one.

Review: I begged my mom to get this camera for me and I am so pleased with the camera!!! It is the perfect size i can even stick it in my pocket. I love the pictures that it takes, however, you do get some dull pictures every once in a while. I have to edit...

The Bottom Line: The best camera for novice. It is hard to make a bad picture with this camera.

Review: It is silly to discuss premium picture quality in this point-and-shoot class. The purpose of these small, easy-to-use cameras is user friendly and good picture quality.

The 4.0 megapixel SD300 will be released to market at early December...