Canon SD200 / IXUS 30

Pros: Fast, ultra compact, user friendly, good image quality, ISO 50, tough Stainless Steel Body

Cons: Weak flash, tiny battery, red-eye, chromatic aberration, noisy ISO 400 images

The Bottom Line: Canon's newest (and smallest) Digital Elph may be the ultimate shirt-pocket digicam

Review: Timed to hit stores at the start of the all-important holiday buying season, the recently introduced Powershot SD200 Digital Elph is an updated version of last years SD100. The SD200 looks (and handles) much like its Digital Elph siblings. It has a...

Pros: Small size, handy, large 2-inch LCD, sharp images, fast.

Cons: low capacity battery, no battery indicator, exposed LCD display, no shutter/apeture priority modes, other quibbles.

The Bottom Line: Great easy to use pocket-sized camera, and emergency video cam.

Review: my review

What's in the Box
One SD200 camera, one 16Mb SD card, one camera strap, driver disk, bundled software disk, lots of manuals, one NB-4L battery, a portable battery recharger, a stereo-to-RCA camera to tv cable, a...

Pros: Looks cool, sturdy, compact, fast operation, excellent picture quality, large bright LCD

Cons: Resolution, no manual control, flash leaves shadow in corner upclose in macro mode

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend Canon SD200 if you want a miniature, cool yet capable camera that will let you print 6x4 or 7x5 photos (and maybe...

Review: The Canon PowerShot SD200 is such a cool-looking camera, I just had to try it. I have sold my

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...

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...

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...

Pros: Big LCD, small size and weight. Great feel. Nice outdoor shots.

Cons: Noise, pixelation, dull colors, red eye

The Bottom Line: SD200 is a decent camera for straight point and shot in good light only. No advanced controls.

Review: I have been a digital camera enthusiast for longest time ever. I had owned Canon PowerShot S200, S320, S400 and SD200 from the PowerShot family.

Here is my story with SD200. I was amazed by the camera's overall size, feel and fit. Because...

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...

Pros: Tiny, quick, takes good snapshots and excellent movies, no dock needed for connections

Cons: Some purple fringing in photos, video capture defect, slow USB transfers, useless scene modes

The Bottom Line: A good choice for a vacation camera

Review: (Updated with travel experience comments at end of review)
The 3-megapixel SD200 is the least expensive model in the current generation of Canon s popular ultra-compact Elph (Ixus in Europe) digital cameras. Significant improvements over the...

Pros: Size, photo quality, brand recognition

Cons: Like most digital cameras, the lcd screen is very fragile (found out the hard way)

Review: I didn't know a whole lot about cameras when I bought the Canon PowerShot SD200. However, it looked compact, which as a young woman was important to me. It's stylish and slim, but has all the photo qualities of the Canon brand. The best thing I love...