Cameras

Review:  I have a Rebel EOS, and couldn't afford to get into the digital market with the digital equivelent at $1,000. I read all reviews online of all cameras at the $500 range, and decided to get the S1IS sight unseen. What sold me was the 10x optical zoom, as I didn't want to depend on digital zooming for anything due to picture degredation. I also liked the fact that the camera modes were...

Review:  I love this camera but I do have some problems with it. THE PROS: The resolution is great (though maybe not as sharp as Sony. But Sony has HORRIBLE Zoom Options), I love the ND filter for too bright environments, aperature starts at 2.0 instead of 2.8 like most cameras, the Zoom is alright (4x Optical and 4.1x Digital), Manual Focus is great but cumbersome, Shot to Shot speed is good (way better...

Review: Sometimes, the viewfinder is very necessary. The LCD becomes dark under the sunshine.Tt is hard to take a photo for youself if The LCD cann't be rotate.7-megapixel is enough for family use and print.

Review:  This camera is great for its price, and generally takes amazing pictures. The pictures are extremely sharp. Color seems much better than comparable Sony cameras. Focusing is not as fast as Sony cameras. The S70 is still pretty fast (it only takes about 1 second to focus). Wish it saved to RAW format in the Automatic modes. This is only a minor issue because the highest quality JPEG format is...