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Just a couple of things I miss from my old Sony: the date-stamp is only available on the "postcard" size (2 MP) images, whereas my Sony allowed date stamps at all settings (Cannon allows date stamps be added to photos you print, but I think most people view their photos on their computers and don't print many photos anymore). Also, my Sony had a setting that added 5 seconds of audio to each photo - that is a great feature that Cannon doesn't have.
As others have noted, the batteries don't last too long. However, I am happy with my rechargeable batteries, which work fine.
Overall, I am very happy with it - I would certainly recommend it.
It's not too complicated, has lots of features and takes great photos.
This camera held up well for 5 years, then I lost it. No lens errors, mechanical issues, though the battery compartment was damaged after normal wear. It wouldn't close.
The still pictures (using built-in flash) are also very good, considering that TX1 can also take excellent videos. Of course you can't compare the image quality with that of a SLR camera (with a dedicated flash), but all the pictures that I've taken indoor are of very good quality.
To rip all these benefits from the camera, however, you have to invest a good high-speed SDHC card (e.g. ADATA 8GB or 16 GB class 6), which you can buy from eBay for about $60-100 (8-16 GB). Then, you can shoot your video for about 30-60 minutes at the highest resolution.
Love the power adapter.
Thx, KLJ
As expected, digital noise begins to show up at ISO settings above 400. If the lighting is good the processing time is short. However, processing is a bit longer in low light conditions.
In general the controls are logically placed, the buttons are not too small, and the menus are easy to follow. I find the scroll dial on the rear a bit clumsy. Occasionally, I push too hard and make a selection by rocking the dial rather than scrolling.
I added a SanDisk 2Gig Ultra II memory card with the USB feature and highly recommend it.
I was looking for a camera that I could use in Auto when I don't have the time or desire to compose a shot but offered the option of manual controls. I found it. With the features, 8 meg resolution, and 10x optical zoom (36-360mm equivalent) this camera is only one step shy of a DSLR without the bulk.






