Canon G10

Pros: Beautiful retro style and build, extremely high resolution, terrific performance and speed

Cons: Noisy images at moderately high ISO, complex interface, heavy, expensive

The Bottom Line: Extremely capable compact a delight to use.  As versatile as a good DSLR, but smaller, lighter and handier.  DSLR image quality at low ISO, but noisy at 400 .

Review: It has been a few years since I last went shopping for a digital camera, and while I was still happy with my Canon PowerShot S50, I was starting to feel limited by its lack of external flash capability.  I was still using my old Nikon film gear for ...

Pros: Super resolution, superb LCD screen, amazing amount of features.  This camera approaches DSLR quality.

Cons: Pronounced noise at higher ISO settings.  Big and heavy for a pocket camera.

The Bottom Line: It's relatively expensive, it's big and heavy ... but it is such a good camera!  Just keep your ISO settings below 400 and this camera won't disappoint you. 

Review: I recently purchased a new Canon G10 “pocket camera” to replace my aging Olympus C-5050.  The old Olympus offered a “mere” 5 megapixel resolution sensor, while the new Canon sports an incredible 14.7 megapixel ...

Pros: Stunning color, speed and quality. Ultra built.

Cons: There are none so far. Really...

The Bottom Line: Amazing quality.  Performance and speed not seen before.  Rugged.  User-friendly.  A value at twice its price.

Review: I do not plan on listing all of the SPECS here on Epinions about the Canon G10. Go to: http: www.CanonUSA.Com for access to those detailed specs.I'm going to keep this basic and quick...I confess I am a previous user of Canon, Nikon and ...

Pros: Solidly built; endless features; easy to handle; excellent images; very versatile for amateur to pro.

Cons: Priced rather high; no articulated LCD screen; slow lens in aperture; some noise.

The Bottom Line: This camera will grow on you and may very well be the last camera you will ever need to buy because of its abundant features and options.

Review: Introduction   This is the 6th Canon PowerShot G series camera that I have owned since buying the G2 a number of years ago. Each new model has offered improvements from the previous model and a few have removed some nice features ...

Pros: Resolution, solid build, wide angle lens, processing speed, RAW files, Ev and ISO dial, ergonomics

Cons: Noise, chromatic abberation (corners), typical P&S limitations, expensive

The Bottom Line: More powerful than most P&S and a worthy camera when portability rules.

Review: My arsenal recently found a semi-professional addition in the Canon EOS 5D Mark II and while that's currently my workhorse and warranty for high quality pictures, ...

Pros: Compact, quality point-and-shoot, rivals SLR in most photo settings

Cons: A little pricey for point-and-shoot camera.

The Bottom Line:

Excellent point and shoot camera--nearly SLR quality photos, and very decent video clips as well

Review: There are some incredibly intelligent and photo-savvy reviews here on Epinions for this Canon G10 point-and-shoot camera, and if you can find the time, I would certainly recommend reading those reviews as well, particularly if you more ...