Successor of the Canon PowerShot S1IS, Canon PowerShot S2IS brings a refined and upgraded version of its predecessor’s specifications by improving its overall performance and output. Also, the Canon PowerShot S2IS was made heavier and larger than its predecessor. It sports a 12x optical zoom lens which...

It is the next beauty to the Canon PowerShot S2IS that delivered a faster paced performance compared to its elderly model, Canon PowerShot S1IS. Canon PowerShot S3 IS carries the same look while sporting a gunmetal gray color. Still powered by four standard size AA batteries and a flip and twist LCD...

This Canon camera has a slim body design just like its predecessor, the Canon PowerShot S60. It is designed to be portable and easy to use wherever you go to easily catch those unforgettable moments on print. (more...)

Still carries the familiar oblong shaped design of the “S series,” Canon PowerShot S80 is classier and more sophisticated looking with its silver and black finish. Not to mention it being 10mm shorter than its predecessor, Canon PowerShot S70. (more...)

If you want a stylish camera to go along with your mood, the Canon PowerShot SD30 Digital IXUS i is the gadget for you. It is available in four different colors: Jet (black), Sahara (gold), Cranberry (red), and Ultraviolet (purple). (more...)

Easy to use and big image display, are two characteristics that are clearly observed when it comes to the Canon PowerShot SD450. Its all-metal finish makes it look classy and smart. With its 2.5-inch LCD display, it dominates most of its rear end that you would tend to think that you’re holding a mini...

This version of the canon IXUS line mimics the qualities of the Canon PowerShot SD450. The clearly seen difference is the pebble-smooth exterior and a 2.0-inch LCD display. But even with such similarities there are still some noted differences in its functionality and performance. It earned an excellent...

Came out six months after its predecessor, Canon PowerShot SD550 does not give away any signs of improvement by looking at its physical structure. It still takes the “Perpetual curve” design that was first taken by Canon PowerShot SD500, its predecessor. There is also not much of a difference in...

Sporting the” box and circle” concept by original IXUS designer Yasushi Shiotani to exhibit that elegant feel to compact digital cameras, Canon PowerShot SD600 was introduced as one of the jewels of the Digital IXUS line. It has a high resolution 2.5-inch LCD screen, a steel bodied, silver colored,...

Though taking the same physical appearance as the Canon PowerShot SD600, the Canon PowerShot SD630 only shows a difference on the size of its LCD screen which was said to be the largest screen size used to a Canon compact digital camera. (more...)