Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS / Digital IXUS 80 IS Digital Camera

The Bottom Line: A good purchase - I recommend it if you're in the market for a new digital camera.

Review: It s been years since I purchased a digital camera. The last one I had I have to be honest I couldn t figure it out and therefore, after a few times, I put it aside and it s collected dust ever since.

With the advances in photography...

The Bottom Line: This camera will work for most users - it takes a high quality pictures and does much more - and all quite well.

Review: I recently traded my Sony P200 for a Canon SD1100 and I haven't looked back. The camera is so light that I have carried in my shirt pocket almost constantly in the month that I have had it. I find myself taking it out all the time to snap pictures...

The Bottom Line: Image quality is what counts with a camera and the SD1100IS provides it. I highly recommend this one for anyone in the market for a great point-and-shoot camera.

Review: Okay, I'll admit the title is a bit dramatic But it's accurate. I absolutely loved my last camera and couldn't imagine parting with. I finally decided to take the plunge and I couldn t be happier with my Canon Powershot Elph SD1100IS.

Why...

The Bottom Line: A truly great little camera that improves on all the wonderful features of the previous version, and does this to near perfection for a camera in this range.

Review: Granted, my wife and I are not expert photographers. We're not tracking lions in the Serengeti, or trying to re-create the works of Ansel Adams in color. But we do love good pictures, and if a picture is worth 1000 words, it might as well be a...

The Bottom Line: I really like the new Canon SD1100 IS. It is compact, nice-looking and capable. Its 8-Megapixel resolution, good optics, image stabilization, features and...

Review: The 7.1-Megapixel Canon SD1000 was a great little camera, so when the new Canon SD1100 IS came out, I decided I wanted to get it. The new SD1100 is a 8-Megapixel camera that is similar in price to the last year s SD1000, yet features higher...

The Bottom Line: Cannon comes through again, great camera for anyone. Easy to use, small enough to travel, great features

Review: Once again Cannon comes through for our family. A trust well earned.

I have an older Cannon powershot that still works great. When I wanted to buy a new digital camera for my 16yo daughter this was the first brand I looked at. I looked at...

The Bottom Line: This camera will not dissappoint! Great color, excellent features and a viewfinder for those conscious about battery life

Review: I bought the Cannon PowerShot SD1100 a little over a year ago after breaking my sony cybershot on vacation. I was unsure about the cannon product at the time but decided to take a gamble via the recommendation of the salesman at Best Buy.

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The Bottom Line: Although there are some complex features, it is well worth learning how to use this camera.

Review: of guys it is tough to make Swiss Cheese out of the ice with any hand auger. Depending on thickness of the ice it takes a couple minutes more to use this hand auger per hole.

Changing Locations:
The summertime bass fisherman in me...

The Bottom Line: If you want a great camera when traveling or when size matters, buy the SD1100.

Review: arts out with Binky Barnes doing math on the chalkboard. It made me wonder where the title of the book came from but on the very next page we find out! As Binky bends over to pick up the chalk he dropped, his pants rip and his underwear is showing!...

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this camera to anybody who wants a easy-to-use, portable camera that produces great pictures at a great price.

Review: One the best point-and-shoot cameras in the Canon SD series, featuring 8 megapixels and stunning design. Any user familiar with Canon cameras will definitely fall in love with this compact, lightweight camera. It is portable, produces great...