Canon SD630 Digital ELPH / IXUS 65

Pros: excellent low light picture quality, wonderful continuous shooting mode, fast acting.

Cons: auto focus provides some lag during continuous shooting, changing picture resolution isn't straight forward.

Review: There is nothing to dislike about the Canon SD 630. The large 3 inch LCD screen is clear and vibrant, the 6 megapixel lens takes great pictures in low light and outperforms all other 6 megapixel cameras (excluding the SD 600 which is its 2.5 inch...

Pros: Size

Cons: Zoom

Review: Bought it last Christmas. Great size. Carry it in my purse or pocket. Battery lasts long. Very convenient for photos and video.

Pros: Big screen, Nice pictures, Small, Lightweight.

Cons: Hmm... can't think of any.

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend this camera for anyone looking to capture their family's precious moments. I Love Mine!

Review: Nice camera! I've had my camera for about 7 months now and I love it! I've taken to the Wild Animal Park, to the beach, on my camping trip to Sequoia, to indoor sports events, to my daughter's dance classes, etc... I've also use it to take pictures...

Pros: Lightweight, thin, stylish and easy to use.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line:

The best Canon Digital ever.

Review: This stylish PowerShot SD630 Digital Elph offers a full range of enhanced shooting features that make taking pictures more comfortable and more exciting. Canon has engineered the best compact 3.0-inch LCD screen digital.
The high-quality Canon...

Pros: Lightweight, good looking, easy to use, large screen

Cons: screen wide open to get scratched without protection

The Bottom Line: It is a bit expensive but if you have the money and are looking for a quality product that will look nice - its for you

Review: The Canon Powershot is an excellent buy. The image quality is fantastic, the camera is well made and durable, with a large screen, and an easy to use basic set up, or for those more technical, an in depth camera set up to define pictures just how...

Pros: Amazing picture quality, tons of features, large screen, cheap memory cards, price

Cons: No Viewfinder (this camera is allergic to sunlight)

The Bottom Line: This camera is well suited for any vampire that wants great pictures. If you ever go out in the sun, buy a camera with a viewfinder (Any other Canon Elph).

Review: What? Why would someone give a camera 5 stars and not recommend that anyone buy it? Let me explain....

Why I Give The SD630 Five Stars...

The SD 630 is one of the latest cameras in Canon's Digital Elph Line, being...

Pros: Rechargeable battery! Great Macro shots! Compact Sturdy

Cons: None thus far.

Review: I have owned this camera for just over a month now and I have yet to find any thing I do not like about it, it's compact, it's very user friendly and sturdy, not to mention it takes great photos. Digital zoom is kind of grainy but that is to be...

Pros: None

Cons: Everything- DON'T BUY CANON PRODUCTS!

Review: No exaggeration, three days after the warranty expired, the shutter speed slowed down so that every photograph was either blurred or greatly overexposed. Canon refused to replace the camera, but offered to repair it for $350, more than the cost of...

Pros: Excellent screen, ideal form factor, adequate battery life, good image quality, responsive, decent video quality.

Cons: Body finish is not very durable, lack of a fill flash function.

The Bottom Line: This is a quality camera that does everything well. If you need a camera for travel and general use and appreciate high quality, this is a good choice.

Review: It's easy to get excited about a new toy, be it a camera or mp3 player or whatever for the first few weeks. We want to defend our purchases and justify our choice of equipment, even if they're really not all that great. We want them to be and will...

Pros: Picture quality is great, very compact, & stylish.

Cons: If you want a lot of manual features look elsewhere.

Review: The Canon PowerShot SD630 is an solid ultracompact camera, with performance and photo quality that more than make up for its few design flaws and it's price. It's a good shooter, and its feature set makes it quite flexible for a camera of its size...