Pros: Tiny, feature rich, excellent 3X zoom, cool & stylish Cons: Expensive, no manual options, and poor macro capability.
The Canon Powershot S300 is the updated version of Canon’s very popular Powershot S100 Digital Elf camera. The tiny S300 is not for everyone. Canon has been introducing new digital cameras at an amazing pace and all of them are well designed and well...
Pros: Small, almost total steel body, 3x optical, 2.1 megapixel, CF storage, USB connectivity, Lith-Ion battery Cons: price, 8 MB CF card, no AC included adapter, weak flash, ISO 100 exposure only
A year later and a year smarter, Canon gives us the PowerShot S300 digital ELPH. The Canon design team has yet added more features to an already impressive ultra-compact camera... the original digital ELPH PowerShot S100. Still easily pocketable and...
Pros: Extremely small size, fast start up time, ease of use, USB interface Cons: Lack of manual functions, medium power flash, only 8 MB CF Card, price
The digital Elph s300 is the second offering from Canon in their Elph series of digital cameras. It offers a number of upgrades over its little brother the S100 and even the upcoming model the S110. The S300 is also known as the Digital IXUS 300...
Pros: small, light weight, quick, excellent build quality, takes great pictures, can shoot movie clips Cons: expensive, battery life slightly short, flash slightly weak, only 2.1 mega pixels
Background
I did a lot of researching before deciding which camera to buy. My main requirements were small size and the ability to accept compact flash cards. I wanted a small camera because for me the main purpose of having a digital...
Pros: Small, good photo quality, movie mode with sound, good software bundle Cons: Pricey for a 2 Megapixel camera, no manual controls
Every good show deserves a sequel, and Canon has taken its digital ELPH Power Shot S100 and updated it for the new year. Enter the Canon Power Shot S300 digital ELPH. Featuring a sleek, compact design and plenty of features, is this camera worth...
Pros: Makes excellent 4 x 6 prints; has small size and solid, stylish design. Cons: Hard to hold steady at 3 X zoom; red-eye reduction works poorly.
I enjoy outdoor photography as a serious hobby and use a Pentax 35 mm SLR, transparency film, and a tripod as my primary rig. Over the years, however, I’ve become frustrated by not having a smaller, more portable camera for spontaneous photo...
Pros: Nice, small, and easy to carry around! Cons: Sometimes fuzzy pictures. Not the greatest flash
I got the Canon S300 for $400 through a special eBay dealer. It is indeed tiny and can fit into your pocket. It feels very "thick"... but not heavy. It's very durable when you feel it. What attracted me was the size and the ease of pointing and...
Pros: Small and durable; Takes Great Photos; 3x Optical Zoom; Easy to Use; Rechargable Battery Cons: Proprietary Battery; Inaccurate Viewfinder; 8MB Memory
The S300 is everything that I wanted in a snapshot camera; and more. It's small size and sturdy construction means you can take it everywhere. It's quality photos it takes means you will use it everywhere. Look elsewhere if you want the features of a...
Pros: Excellent craftsmanship, easy to use, brilliant pictures, fast USB, expandable Cons: Need to treat delicately, somewhat long delay when snapping a picture
Background
I'm a digital camera Guinea Pig so to say. I buy so many of them, fool around with them, use them for my local social website, etc.. In general I'm a techno geek.
This camera appealed to me, due to it's acceptable Mega...
Pros: size, photo quality, and flash card storage Cons: slow shutter speed, battery life
My first digicam was a small point and shoot that could take pics no better than 320x240. It was one of the first digital cameras sold for the consumer market, and I hadn't had one that small until I got the Canon IXUS 300, which is the same as the Elph...
Pros: Small, small, small. Excellent quality pics, easy to use, good software. Did I say small? Cons: You pay for the size.
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Okay, let me get this out right away: my wife needed a camera that is 1.) point-n-shoot easy, 2.) tiny enough to bring anywhere, 3.) has picture quality at or above the 35mm equivalent (small point-n-click), and 4.) is rugged enough to...
Pros: small and metal
small and metal
hey, did I mention small and metal ? Cons: No AC adapter is Supplied.
price
May 2002 Update
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S330 supersedes this camera in price and features.
I think I'd still go for the S110 though. Either
the S330 or S110, you can't go wrong.
Pros: Excellent pictures, compact, stainless steel, stitch function, compact flash, takes quicktime movies Cons: Pricey, comes only with 8MB flash, no case or AC adapter
I've been keenly watching the digital camera market ever
since the first bulky poor quality cameras came out. Two
things were missing right from the beginning: small size
and high quality pictures.
2GB SD MEMORY FOR CANON POWERSHOT CAMERA IXUS 50 55 Capacity: 2GB Type: (SD) Secure Digital 100% compatible with all devices designed to use Secure Digital cards as standard or extended data storage For...
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