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Canon PowerShot SD100 / IXUS II Digital CameraThe new PowerShot SD100 offers a 3.2 megapixel resolution in the line's smallest form factor to date. It has a smaller optical lens design, a small built-in flash unit and new condensed battery. It also uses a Secure Digital (SD) Memory card for further miniaturization.
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Canon PowerShot SD100 elph is Awesome!
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Pros: Tiny, durable metal body, great quality pictures, fast operation, very easy for beginners to use.
Cons: I refuse to complain considering the price, size and quality of the photos!
The Bottom Line:
If you're looking for durability, ease of use and great picture quality, this is an excellent choice. Get an extra battery and a 128MB or 256MB memory card, too.
I own 3 Sony digitals and love them all. The problem was that I needed something small and durable for taking on roof jobs where I document repairs with photos. The Canon SD100 not only fit the bill, it far surpassed my expectations. In addition to the low price, the photo quality is more than adequate for non job related use as well. The lens is of excellent quality and the operation is swift enough from startup (under 3 seconds to fire off a shot with flash)to be fairly spontaneous. The movie mode is easy to use and the quality is pretty amazing, even at 640 X 480. Though I've read of others' complaints about the proprietary battery's limited life until recharge; consider the compactness, 90 minute plug-into-the-wall recharge and fairly inexpensive cost to buy a backup (or two). As for the complaints about the weak flash; what do you expect from a tiny camera with a relatively small battery pack? All I can say is, get closer to your subject or use artificial lighting for better illumination. I know there are better (in all respects) digital cameras. For the price, however, and in this size category, I am in love with this amazing piece of technology from Canon that can fit into any pocket!
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