Canon SD200 / IXUS 30

Pros: Cute, tiny, well-built, good image quality.

Cons: Weak battery door and unprotected screen, sub-par low light focusing and weak flash.

The Bottom Line: Very good camera that I highly recommend for anyone in the sub-tiny market :)

Review: The Canon SD200 - An Introduction I'm a reasonably advanced amateur who was in need of a point and shoot camera (yes, I can here the yelling and screaming now by people who believe that both point and shoots and digital are a disgrace to ...

Pros: Small, light, hard to take surprisingly bad pictures

Cons: Not long battery life. Somewhat less pixels (3.2M)

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 but I ...

Pros: Size & Speed

Cons: None that I've found so far

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a 3MP camera small enough to throw in your pocket and still take great pictures & video, this camera is only choice for me.

Review: After 2 weeks of intense searching I picked up this little honey & I couldn't be happier with it! In my research for a 3 Mega Pixel camera, it came down between the Casio Exilim EX-Z30 & the Canon PowerShot SD200 Digital ELPH. If you look at the specs ...

Pros: Portability; Image Quality; User Friendly; Extensive Photographic Capabilities; Automatic and Manual Settings.

Cons: Short battery life; Small Flash Range.

The Bottom Line: This Big Little Camera's capabilities are astounding given it's size. It can be used by the point and shoot vacationer and the budding photographer. Highly recommended.

Review: This camera is ideal for both the occasional point and shoot vacationer and the budding photographer. I've been thrilled with the quality of my photographs, whether they were of my friends at Mardi Gras or difficult close up shots of moving animals in ...

Pros: small size, great image quality

Cons: cheap plastic cover on USB port

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 can ...

Pros: extremely portable, big screen size, easy to use

Cons: Sometimes blurry images due to holding a camera of such a small size

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a super-compact camera that is easy to use and easy to travel with, choose the SD200.

Review: This is my first digital camera and I was amazed at what it can do!! The size is perfect and can easily fit in your shirt pocket without you realizing that it is there. I really like the larger screen of this model and I am slowly learning all of the ...

Pros: Tiny. Fast. Big LCD Screen. Awesome Movie Mode. External Battery Charger.

Cons: Battery Life. Access to Manual Mode.

The Bottom Line: I haven't been this excited about a new point-and-shoot digital camera in a long time. You will absolutely love this camera.

Review: This is one of the best point-and-shoot 3 megapixel cameras currently being produced. As with all Canon PowerShot SD series cameras, the SD200 is very easy to use. Since the specs are easily accessible (click on ...

Pros: Size, speed, optical zoom, price, quality feel (except for that damn plastic hatch!).

Cons: Lots of red-eye because it's so small. Easy to misplace for the same reason.

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 ...

Pros: small, good every day pictures, easy to use

Cons: out of date, only comes with minimal sd card, lag time for flash.

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 of ...

Pros: big bright screen, small and cute, good picture quality, great battery life, durable.

Cons: red eye really bad, kinda noisy, every once in a while the pictures look dull.

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 a ...