1. New Developments in Pocket Sized Cameras
Take great photos every time with the excellent features included in many pocket size digital
cameras. The average person has little time or patience for reading through massive user's
guides just to learn the basics for using a camera. Technology is advancing so rapidly that
many digital camera makers are struggling to stay on top of things. But it's these
advancements that drive the market and consumers to keep buying fancy new cameras year
after year. Continue reading to learn the dish on several different pocket size digital cameras
by Canon as well as the features that are different about them.
Well, there is more to come with our discussion of Finding the Digital SLR Camera That's
Perfect for You, so we hope you are finding it to be useful. Rather than interject our own
personal opinion on these matters, it is best to let you be the judge. We do make the effort to
help you as much as possible since this is all about you. There is no doubt that you need to
view this from as many sides as you can. While you may be challenged trying to achieve
that, it is all right as long as you learn more and increase your knowledge. So just find what
ever spare time you have, and be sure you pay attention to the most important issues. At
least until your knowledge is broader, try to determine what directly applies to you if possible.
When it comes to a small profile, the Casio Exilim Z1050 has a lot to offer. It was one of the
slimmest of its kind and is still competitively ultra-thin. This 10 megapixel digital camera has
both style and excellent features for the camera enthusiast. Perhaps the most appealing
quality of this camera though is its ease of use. Some people just aren't interested in
attempting to sift through a complex users manual in order to learn how to operate a camera.
For some people they want to be able to charge the battery, point, and click. The 3x zoom is
impressive in its own right but the stabilization feature that allows steady photos in spite of
shaky hands makes it an even more impressive camera.
Next on the chopping block is a neat little camera put out by Sony called the Cyber-Shot
DSC-T100. Face detecting technology that was patented by Sony is a major draw for this
camera. Other noteworthy features of the Cyber-Shot DSC-T100 include 8 megapixels, a 3
inch LCD display, and 5x zoom. For example, flash metering for the correct amount of flash
exposure which will help with the proper flesh tones. Many people feel that the image
processing capacity of this camera is its best feature. On board processing allows a few key
benefits like extended battery life, decreased requirements for response, and a great
improvement when it comes to image quality.
With lots of manual features, the Canon PowerShot S95 is good for those that like to work
with their hands. This gem of a camera produces marvelous photos as well. With a more
reasonable 10 megapixel resolution, this ultra compact camera includes a multimedia card,
SD memory card, and a 3 inch LCD. This camera uses the pop up variety of flash. This
camera makes use of many great features of the S90 model. One good piece of news is the
video resolution is greater in the PowerShot S95 improving to 720p. You can also capture up
to three photos but at different intervals of exposure. So what happens next is the camera

2. processes those exposures to offer you a single image with much more detail in all respects.
Cannon has an excellent and stable reputation when it comes to the market for digital pocket
size cameras. For the casual photography, the Canon name may be an old workhorse, but it
remains a beloved first choice. Sure, you can find digital cameras with more robust features,
and higher price tags, but it really all depends on your budget and what you need the camera
for.