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The video - however - the video was as sharp and clear as I could wish for. We burned them to DVD and viewed on our big screen TV and the clarity of the videos held up great. I found no audio issues - again, very sharp and clear. Only once did wind noise get picked up. The digital zoom for video was poor and I stopped using it right away. When I wanted to zoom, I stopped recording, changed the zoom, and then went right back to recording. Since I did our recordings in fairly short segments, this worked fine.
I was most impressed by the low light capability. We photographed and video'd dark interiors, as well as fast-moving shows on a large stage with mediocre lighting, and it's all clear and bright!
Battery life was great and exceeded my expectations.
No regrets here at all.


When I got back home, (after being unable to take any usable photographs on my trip) I sent the camera back to Canon. I was told I had water damaged the camera and that it was not repairable and it was not covered under warranty. I spoke to 3 separate people at their service center and was treated rather rudely. After my experience with Canon's customer "Service" department, this will be my last purchase from Canon. I am in the process of shopping for a new DSLR, I will probably go Nikon instead.
Long story short, I managed to take about 20 good test shots of my back yard and living room, my once in a lifetime trip to the South Pacific however, totally photo free. Thanks for nothing Canon.

The camera also has a Wide-angle feature that I loved using for many of the landscape pictures. It produced bold, colorful pictures while the Wide-angle effect gave more emphasis to the elongated Rocky Mountains.
The 4GB memory card allowed me more than 900 pictures at the sharpest picture resolution setting.
This is a smart buy. Get it and enjoy.
Transcend 4 GB SDHC Class 6 Flash Memory Card TS4GSDHC6

The basics were easy to pick up and made the camera easy to use right away. Low light and night shots were pretty much a bust but I have to contribute at least part of that to my lack of general knowledge of trying to take pictures in those conditions. And, of course, being a man I must also admit to not reading the directions! If any readers have tips, I would be interested - THANKS IN ADVANCE!
End result, I didn't miss a lion, giraffe, cheetah or elephant because of the camera. The bad shots were often my inability to hold the subject in frame at a high zoom level and of course, there were many moving targets! All in all, this camera allowed me to have pictures that I will cherish the rest of my life! Who knows, before the next big adventure I might even get someone to show me how to use it properly!!

This takes great pictures and has functions that you only find on much more expensive cameras ( though I have to say when I first looked online here a while back now this camera was under $120, glad I got it when I did)
When I say it's changed my life, it so easy to carry with me in my purse that I have captured some priceless pictures because I was prepared. It's changed how I look at things, I see seemingly random/ordinary things and makes me rethink them when snapping a pic..
I would suggest rechargeable batteries for it though as regular ones are short lived on here, also I would invest in a memory card I bought one here on amazon for $10 and it holds a ton of picture and is a great addition to my wonderful camera.
Really, love the camera worth even the price now for what is called a "point and shoot" this is an AMAZING product.. Highly suggested..

VERY VERY SAD!! Its such a doggone cute camera, its very depressing!
I wanted to create a cute Hello Kitty-like startup screen for my wife, but everyone should ALSO be aware of this fact that is true for ALL canon cameras: you cannot save an altered image or self created image back to the camera, software will not allow you to, nor will saving it directly to a memory card! The camera will NOT read it.
Also if you were thinking of creating your own custom sounds for the camera (or ANY canon camera) forget it, their software won't allow you to load it to the camera.
One way Canon COULD solve the missing purple tab issue with the E1, would be to simply provide a firmware update. But when I called tech support the gentleman told me that he had never received a tech support call on this camera, as it's a limited run. Unlikely we'll get an update like I have on my other Canon cameras.
So, if you want a crippled Canon camera (and what I mean by this is (if you want an ORDINARY camera) then get this one, but if you want to customize it, well, we're out of luck until Canon fixes it to work with their software.
I give you the list below to qualify my comments as an avid Canon customer.
Canon Products Owned:
Canon Rebel Series Film (x2)
Canon 20D sold
Canon 40D current
Canon G2 MIA
Canon G6 sold
Canon G9 current
Canon E1 wife
Canon A590 IS (gift to mom)
Canon SD770 IS (dads)
Canon ES30 Selphy
Canon N1220U scanner
Canon 50mm 1.8 EFII
Canon 16-35 2.8L USM
Canon 70-200 2.8L IS USM

Additionally, I have yet to find any support for my inquiry of Camerawindow. Namely, of these:
Canon Utilities CameraWindow
Canon Utilities CameraWindow DC
Canon Utilities CameraWindow DC_DV 5 for ZoomBrowser EX
Canon Utilities CameraWindow DC_DV 6 for ZoomBrowser EX
Which of the above is/are specifically for the Canon A1000IS?
ANY response, from those familiar with the above, would certainly be appreciated.

So, if you are looking for a lot of bang for your buck and good pictures, this is a great camera for you. If you don't want to compromise on picture quality, then save yourself some grief and drop an extra $100-$200 on a dSLR like the Canon 450D (XSi) or the Nikon D3000 or D5000. Good luck!



Conclusion: For the $$$ it appears to be a good buy for 20X 10MP camera. I would have liked to see the same video settings as the S3, especially the lower resolution 60 fps option and the cameras auto focus doesn't do as well at full zoom as expected. Maybe I should have waited for the SX1 to get down to a reasonable price, or just purchased the S5IS.

It feels like a flimsy camera. I do not like the way the battery and memory card door closes--like it could easily break.
I'm going back to my good ole Kodak. This camera is not worth the energy and headache.
Updated: 100213--I've been using the camera for several years now and it's not as bad as I originally thought. There are still a lot of features I don't know how to use, but I generally get good photos with it. Just wish there was a way to maximize the view. I guess a newer one has that capability, but as this is still good, I'm not going to break out the bucks for a new one. I do get a lot of compliments on the pink color. It's a good size and can fit in my pocket.

Pick up the SX110 and you can feel how solid and stable it is in your hands. Okay, it's not the new thinner camera, but it still fits nicely into a shirt pocket.
Right off the bat, all the controls are up top and pretty clearly marked and understandable. Good for Canon. I looked at another brand and someone had to clue me in on what "BS" meant in terms of photography. It means Best Shot, by the way, but should I have to read the manual to find that out? The 'easy' settings should be intuitive and they are on the Canon.
The zoom is 10X optical, which means you're going to get clearer zooms than you would with a digitally produced effect. That ends the jagged edges.
The 3" LCD is clear as a bell. Colors are sharp and they stay that way in the pictures. In order to defeat the automatic white balance correction, you have scene selectors for sunset, snow scene, and night scene among others.
Anti-shake means the camera will correct for tremors in your hands. This is great if you're like me and take a lot of scenes from a passenger side window.
A huge plus is the camera operates on two AA size batteries. Trust me, this is a very good feature. We once got ready to go on a whale watching cruise only to discover our fancy camera's proprietary batteries were DOA. What to do? No camera store in the vicinity. We were lucky to find a disposable film camera to take semi-decent shots, but if our camera took AA's we could have bought replacement batteries right off the wharf.
The only drawback in this camera is the proximity of the flash to the lens. Even with red eye on, photos of my Siamese cat looked wrong. We finally took pictures in room light with 1/10th of a second exposure counting on the anti-shake and got EXCELLENT shots of the cats.
If you're looking for a portable camera that's easy to use and supply, this little Canon is a great camera to look at. For the money, the features and quality of pictures are excellent!
Rebecca Kyle, October 2008

Sé que puedo sacarle mucho más provecho a mi cámara canon utilizando todas las opciones que posee, a mi parecer es una cámara profesional en pequeño, ya que te permite poder cambiar la obturación, las ISO, velocidad de disparo y muchas cosas más, algo complicado pero con un menú sumamente amigable, a medida que vaya entrando mas en el tema de la fotografía y consultando a personas que tienen mayor experiencia se que podre obtener fotos espectaculares.
Un punto más a favor de la 590IS es que puedo adaptarle lentes, para tener un mayor zoom o para el aumento del ángulo de visión, aun que debo de ganar más experiencia en fotografía para meterme a la compra de estos lentes.

The main things i wanted from a camera were a good zoom lens, a compact size and good video recording.
This camera seemed to offer it all.
I am no David Bailey so also wanted one that can do it all for me if i wanted as well as have all the whistles and bells if i wanted to fiddle about.
The full HD video is fantastic, The zoom lens is realy clear on full zoom (and the stability control works a dream) and the actual size is not to big or heavy.
Even the wife likes using it and she's a technophobe!!!
After using it for a few weeks i can honestly say its just what i wanted and have nothing bad to say about it.
Hope this helps.


If you're accustomed to using an LCD or digital viewfinder for shooting pictures, then you'll probably love this camera. I'm not, and I don't like them one bit. I had no idea optical viewfinders are becoming obsolete. Is this really technological advancement? I took dozens of shots with this camera, but couldn't even see my subject clearly. (Yes, I adjusted the diopter wheel.) All the photos either came out blurry or the subject's head was chopped off. I've been a photographer for many years and have even been published several times. I'm no pro, but I'm not a novice either.
Sadly, the digital viewfinder was a deal-breaker for me. I'll have to pay a re-stocking fee and a fortune in shipping costs, but thankfully I can return it. I learned the hard way. I suppose one star is harsh, but I can't tell you how disappointed I am, just two weeks away from a month-long trip to the Himalayas.
[Update] OK, I'm eating a lot of crow. I jumped the gun on this review. I decided to keep this camera and took 740 photos in Nepal last March. I had to use the auto settings because I hadn't learned to use the camera fully, and STILL don't know how to use manual settings, mainly because I'm happy with the shots I get on auto. It has turned out to be a great camera. Some of my photos are so good I'm going to enter them in contests. I'm upgrading my review from one to four stars. I still don't like the DVF, but I've learned to live with it. It's a great camera for the price, probably one of the better point & shoot cameras currently available. Someday I may get an SLR, but in the meantime, I'm very happy with this camera. The zoom is astonishing.


- using menus and changing shooting settings is like navigating a maze. Even if you're used to other Canon models this one is unlike the others.. very unintuitive.
- it has a dial for selecting settings and options. The dial quality feels cheap, is quite unresponsive and inconvenient to use.
- it's a battery hog. It takes four AA batteries and even with fully-charged 2600 mA NiMH batteries it's out of juice in couple of days.
- the lens doesn't retract but has a lens cap instead. You have to put it on/off every time you want to take a shot.
- it's fairly bulky and quite heavy, a big drawback if you're travelling or have to carry it around all day.
To sum up, this camera is overpriced for what it is. You can get similar models for much less. Alternatively, for just a little more you can get yourself an SLR.



Pros:
The Canon user interface makes learning how to use this camera very easy and intuitive. I bought this camera to "upgrade" from my old SI-5 (the previous model to this one) and transitioning to the controls and ease of use was immediate.
The camera comes packed with features that make is sound like a good idea to buy: 20

