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by chuchoi , Mar 10 '03
Pros: Small size, ease of use, features, rechargeable battery
Cons: Easily toggled video/camera switch, CompactFlash memory is slow
My wife received this camera as a birthday gift from my parents last fall, and we absolutely love it!
First of all, it's very small and built solidly. I realize that I never used my digital camera before because I didn't like lugging it around...
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by peaches00 , May 15 '03
Pros: Great Picture Quality, 3.2 MegaPixels, Real small. Fits anywhere.
Cons: Takes a while to learn all the features well.
This is my first digital camera I ever used, and I really love it. I think the fact that it has a stainless steel body makes it look really great, and not only that,but it makes it durable.
The S230 is called "The World's smallest...
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by alexwyrwas , Jun 10 '03
Pros: Excellent Picture Quality - Small Size
Cons: Focusing problems using Flash - 2x zoom lens
This is my fourth digital camera. I have always been a fan of NIKON digital cameras. Having checked ...
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by fasb141 , Mar 03 '03
Pros: Small size, easy to use, great pictures, battery charger, stylish
Cons: Limited optical zoom
I recently purchased this camera (my first digital camera) and I have been very impressed so far. The camera itself looks great. The stainless steel frame is very sturdy. After you have held this camera, all others will seem like cheap plastic toys....
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by mblalock , Dec 05 '03
Pros: Size, solid/sexy build. Point&Shoot manual mode. Very extensive manual advanced user mode
Cons: Navigation through commands are confusing and the instruction manual sucks. Read it anyway and practice.
Ok, get yourself a pair of Dockers geek pocket pants and this camera is going with you anywhere you please. I personally love the lens cover on auto-close; I know this way, the lens is protected while in my pocket. The new batteries are 840mah but if...
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by fubar__007 , Apr 24 '03
Pros: Small, portable, great quality pics, easy to use
Cons: Battery life, slight loss of quality in low light, weak flash, tiny standard 16MB card
I bought this camera a few months back and have never looked back, it is great for everything I have ever wanted to use it for.
I am an amateur photographer but with this camera I still manage to take some great photos with this camera. I...
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by holeydonut2k3 , Mar 05 '03
Pros: Very good build quality and feel. Relatively easy-to-use and robust.
Cons: Battery life seems to vary between good and merely adequate.
For objects 6 inches or greater in distance, the S230 does an amazing job in its ability to take crisp, clear images. I have had very little problem with the auto-focus. Due to its size, I have found it very convenient to carry in a variety of places....
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by superscuba13 , Jul 10 '03
Pros: Compact Size, light, 3.2 for prints up to 8*10,movie clips as clear as my camcorder!
Cons: no battery indicator.
Around for Christmas 2002 my friend got the Powershot S200 because he always borrowed his parents So ...
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by carvava , Dec 16 '02
Pros: Size, Picture Quality, Looks and Style
Cons: CF Card it shipped with... BOO
This camera rocks and rocks well! I've had it since the day Canon released it. It's compact size and light weight make it perfect for those vacations when you pack the world for travel.
I really like the ease of use between the flash modes....
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by roots3020 , Oct 12 '02
Pros: Size, 3.2mp, W/B Histogram, Ease of Use
Cons: No Case, Somewhat Pricy
After 3 years I finally decided to go digital and bought myself the Canon Elph s230 3.2 Mega Pixels camera. Being a college student, I chose the s230 for its size and picture resolution. What can I say… when your having fun, it is always good to...
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by mrjaemz , Dec 10 '02
Pros: Size, ease of use.
Cons: Not that great for action shots.
This camera rocks! I've had it for about a month. It's tiny, light, and really simple to use. It's so great to be able to toggle through flash modes, white balance, and shooting modes (single, burst, timer) with dedicated buttons on the back panel....
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by njsimon , Jan 17 '03
Pros: Can keep in pocket. Takes great pictures.
Cons: Complicated advanced controls.
I really like this camera! Originally, I was looking at a much bigger camera (one from the Nikon Coolpix line), but, after a recent trip to Europe, I realized that my friend with a digital Elph took the most (and best) pictures.
The small...
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by gqskrub , Jul 04 '04
Pros: Great quality pictures (8X11 pictures), decent price, Amazing size, Sturdy build
Cons: weak flash, no speaker for video playback, slightly costly, can't take pictures in rapid succession.
THe design is beautiful and the camera's pictures are just as beautiful. It takes about 80 pictures on the highest quality and size pictures when using a 128mb Flashcard (about $25 definatly don't spend more than $30). Video is great to watch and ...
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by sirspendsalot , Sep 10 '03
Pros: Small, Tough, Power Efficient, Not Complicated, quality images.
Cons: proprietary battery, shutter lag
This is a very durable yet compact camera. It fits in my pocket easily and has a stainless steel case that seems to be very tough. I took it to the grand canyon along with my Olympus C700 with the 10x optical zoom and the cannon had the truer color ca ...
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by manjos , Dec 12 '02
Pros: Small,Easy to use
Cons: 2X Zoom
This is my first digital camera and after many months of research. Trying to figure out if I should spend thousands or hundreds I decided on the S230.
I love it; it's so easy to use, just point and shot. You can and should read the manual to...
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