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Summary: Great things come in small packages
Review: Best camera I've ever owned, I love it's performance and it's small size allows me to take it everywhere in my pocket
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Summary: Great "little" gadget!!
Review: While the camera is really small and fits easily in a pocket or small purse, it takes amazing photos, even indoors in all kinds of light. No more wasted pictures and expensive developing, and I can zip the pics off to friends and family in no time. The movies are a great little feature as well. Thing only thing that it lacks is a battery meter - you don't know how much you have left. But other than that, you could not ask for anything more out of a digital camera.
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Summary: Warning: Epson Owners
Review: First let me say that I think this is a great little camera. I've had it for just over a week and I've had a lot of fun experimenting and just getting used to it. I've read most of the other reviews posted here and I think they pretty accurately capture the S110's pros and cons.My issue is with the Canon ImageBrowser software that ships alongside the cam: it does not support or is not supported by Epson printers. An interesting fact left out of all manuals, internal documentation and external reviews I've been able to find; interesting to me because I have two Epson printers. But after being unable to figure out how to select a printer and print a picture in ImageBrowser, I called Customer Support, only to be told this dirty little secret. Seems truly bizarre given that Epson is a major manufacturer of ink jet printers. And, yes, sure it's not the greatest image software available, but it's more than adequate for many needs, especially since plugging the cam into the USB port auto-starts ImageBrowser. And sure there are plenty of other applications, like PhotoShop in its many forms, that will print my pix on my Epson printers, but I guess I resent having to work around a brand new piece of software just to print a picture. Anyway, hope this spares a few Epson owners a bit of a surprise.
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Summary: I LOVE this Camera
Review: I am simply in love with this camera. It is amazing.
The size of a cigarette box but packed with features. Increadible sharpness and excellent pictures. I have 128Mb CF-Card, so I can take more than 200 pictures with full resolution!
The night flash feature makes it possible to captures images in the dark with flash and with a longer exposure for the background. Great PIX!
The printed pictures (10x15 cm and 13x18 cm) came out just like regular photos. I already printed more than 200. It is simply NOT worth using a standard film camera anymore (for this class of cameras) the price of film+development+printing is higher than just printing the selected (and possibly retouched) digital images. I recommend this with all my heart.
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Summary: Best Gift I've received since getting an Atari 2600 for XMas
Review: Honestly, this product is too good for words. Canon has innovated by focusing on the 'killer app', that is, they acknowledged that size DOES matter. And, their competitors still haven't figured it out. This camera is super easy to learn, has great product support on their website, takes super high quality photos, and to top it off, takes fantastic 15 second movie clips. Oh yeah... and it fits in your pocket without making friends wonder if you're overly happy to see them :) I've taken more photos in the last 10 weeks than I took in the previous 10 years. Friends love them. ....makes it super easy to share with friends. Pros:
* Tiny -- fits in a pocket
* Takes awesome pictures
* Very very easy to use
* Chic design -- is a great 'james bond' style product
* [amt] bonus pack promo that they had was high quality stuff -- (a) a 16Meg Smart Card (b) an extra battery and (c) a cool sack/carry bag that I'll actually use! Cons:
* None -- only nit is that the battery meter only tells you when you are out of power. It doesn't give you any sense of how much power you have at all times
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Summary: It is a TRAP - Error E18
Review: The camera works fine, until you get the infamous error E18, which means the lens are are locked...
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Summary: Used 1 year now
Review: After having used the S110 for a year I am still satisfied with its performance. It has worked flawlessly in sub-zero weather, and + 100 in car temps. I have a 16 mb card which I find will shoot approx. 35-40 pics in the med setting, and for all practical purposes if one is downloading and editing daily, that is all an amature or casual photo taker wants to handle, making larger cards impractical. It does a nice job on portraits, and will also do a good job of taking pictures of photographs you may want to copy! Main drawback with a small lense camera is on distant shots it tends to distort picture edges making a somewhat "fish-eye" appearance. If you are a casual photographer, and just like photos around the house and an everyday variety, this and the later models of the Elph type are indispensable for their durability and quality.
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Summary: Focus on the Size and Quality
Review: I take my Elph everywhere. The overall quality is magnificent. The look of the camera is stunning. The size is miniature. The prints look fantastic. The colors are rich. The flash is robust. And I can snap off shots much faster than my Mavica. The installation was a bit of a trial, but that may be because my computer has always had USB port difficulties. I'm tempted to also buy the S40 for its speed, zoom and resolution, but it's probably going to be a long time because I'm so happy with this little wonder. Oh, yeah, I was worried about the 100-150 ASA speed, the 2.5X zoom, and the 2.1 megapixels, but, in truth, the package is superb. The zoom winds up to be 5x with the digital interpretation, and the quality remains high. The flash is so good, that indoor shots look bright and rich. And 2.1 megapixels with the superior white balance and electronics in this camera are more than enough for a good 8 x 10. The really remarkable thing about the Elph is its size and relative quality. Sure, there are more powerful cameras but they're bigger. I've got a wonderful Nikon 35mm film camera at home that I never take anywhere because it just doesn't fit in a pocket. That's the whole thing. Buy this camera and then decide if you need something more powerful. But you absolutly must have a great camera at this size. Problems: Ok...the screen icons are very small. You can differentiate among them, but many do not easily communicate their function because their small size makes the graphic hard to decipher. The included 8 Mb card is nearly useless. Get a 128 Mb. card and forget about cards. Also, get a card reader. It will be a nice change from using the camera cable which is just a little difficult to remove from the port because you've got to press on a button that isn't easily depressed. Also, the rubber flap over the camera port looks fragile and makes me nervous. But these are minor gripes.
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Summary: Great purchase
Review: This camera has been wonderful for me. Its so small that you can take it anywhere with you. It really does fit in your pocket comfortablly. You will never second guess the idea of bringing a camera with you when you go out. It just doesn't get in the way. The camera takes nice pictures and the video mode is much more fun than I thought it could be. Do yourself a favor and buy a 256 MB memory card to go along with this camera and you will have a blast taking pictures.
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Summary: The best camera I have ever owned!
Review: This is the first digital camera I have owned, and I am very pleased with the purchase. I could not have asked for a better camera. The picture quality is excellent. The LCD display allows you to zoom in on a picture you have taken. The software was easy to install and makes it very easy to download pictures onto my computer. I definetly recommend this camera!!
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