Compare Prices : Canon PowerShot S1 IS

Review summary: At first glance, the PowerShot S1 IS ($499) may look like just another ultra zoom camera, but it's more than that. First, it's Canon's first ultra zoom camera since the Pro90 IS. Along those lines, it's also their first camera (since the Pro90) with a ...

Pros: Good photo quality (though see issues below) ; 10X zoom lens with image stabilization, ultrasonic motor ; Excellent movie mode (but don't throw away your camcorder) ; Full manual controls ; Robust performance ; Flip-out, swiveling LCD display ; ...

Cons: Poor low light focusing ; no AF-assist lamp ; Electronic viewfinder difficult to see in dim light ; Images slightly noisy ; above average purple fringing as well ; Movies limited to 1GB in size, which arrives quickly at highest quality setting ; Some ...

Verdict: Something you'll need to buy right away are rechargeable batteries, as Canon includes four AA alkalines that will quickly find their way into the recycling bin (not the trash, if possible). I'd recommend picking up two sets of NiMH rechargeables, 2000 ...

Review summary: Canon Powershot S1 IS Review. With its extended zoom lens this camera is likely to appeal to someone who enjoys wildlife or sports photography.

Pros: Stacked with features, Powerful flash unit, Good build quality,

Cons: Disappointing overall picture quality,

Verdict: Ambitious digital camera from Canon. Excellent feature set, but image quality lets it down in places.

Review summary: Not only does the Canon S1 continue the PowerShot S series tradition of high-quality and easy-to-use digital cameras, it also incorporates some high-end features usually found only in more expensive prosumer models.

Review summary: A new standard of Digital Performance With its super-long Zoom, amazing stability and true Movie Mode, the PowerShot S1 IS brings a new dimension to the PowerShot line. Equipped with a host of to...