Canon Ixus S90
What point and shoot digital camera to go for?

I have been deciding now for ages what camera to pick and i can’t narrow it down. I want a camera with a few manual settings but also auto when needed,

Panasonic DMCLX3 is a good one camera but have 2.5x Optical Zoom and it a old model (announced : July, 2008).

Panasonic Lumix TZ10 is a new model and have more Optical Zoom, more Megapixel and Built-in GPS Function. I think Panasonic Lumix TZ10 is better than Panasonic DMCLX3.

Panasonic DMCLX3 : 10MP, 2.5x Optical Zoom, 3.0 inch LCD, Full Manual Operation, Intelligent Auto Mode with AF Tracking, record HD Motion Images and HD Output, Venus Engine IV, etc.

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Panasonic Lumix TZ10 : 12.1MP, 12x Optical Zoom, 3.0 inch LCD, HD movie in AVCHD Lite and HDMI compatibility, Manual Exposure for More Control, Travel mode with GPS for easy organizing images of travel, new POWER O.I.S, etc.

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I would suggestion a Canon PowerShot SX210 IS that is a good digital camera, have good megapixel, good zoom, capture HD movies, manual control mode, etc.

Canon PowerShot SX210 IS : 14.1 MP, 14x Optical Zoom, 3.0 Inch PureColor LCD, Capture HD movies, Easy YouTube uploader, Choice of manual shooting modes, Easy groups shots and self portraits with Smile and Wink detection, Rich razor-sharp images – every time, etc.
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Canon Ixus S90

Compact digital cameras make photo snapping a breeze. Their small portable size means you can take them anywhere. Many also have unique features, such as waterproof capabilities in the Canon PowerShot D10, so you can capture photos where you’ve never taken them before. Others, such as the PowerShot G11 and PowerShot S90, offer high-image quality and full manual control in a convenient compact size. As such, even professional photographers complement their DSLRs with a high-end compact model to take advantage of the convenience they offer.

You can get some great quality shots with your compact digital camera if you know how to use it. Learn about your camera’s various features as well as its limitations. Here are a few tips to keep in mind to make the most of your compact camera:

Learn about your camera’s functions - many compact digital cameras, including Canon’s IXUS digital cameras, have a number of functions to shoot in different conditions. While you won’t have as much control as with an SLR camera, you can still capture some great images in most environments. Certain modes will be ideal for taking night time photos as they let in more light. For portrait photography, Canon’s Intelligent Auto Technology has Face Detection, Motion Detection and Noise Reduction technology to automatically adjust the camera to the optimum settings.

Steady hand - reduce blurry images by maintaining a steady hand when you take your shot. Set a wide stance for maximum stability and keep your elbows tucked in. Peer through the view finder as opposed to the screen, as having your arms too far away can make your images shakier. Exhaling as you finally press the shutter button can also help.

Use your environment – when it comes to digital compact cameras, you probably don’t want to be carrying around bulky tripods and equipment, but that doesn’t mean you don’t have tools to help you take better photos. Resting your camera on a steady surface can help stabilise your images in the absence of a tripod. Shift your environment and subjects around to make the most of lighting – or even use a torch.

Shoot at a higher resolution - make the most of the megapixels on your compact digital camera. Today’s portable models offer as many as 12 MP which is enough to rival many entry level SLR models. Make the most of this functionality and shoot at the highest resolution you can. In this way, even if you don’t have exceptional optical zoom abilities, you can still used editing software to crop your shots after you’ve taken them.

For more ideas on capturing that perfect moment with PowerShot
digital cameras, visit the Canon website.

Canon Digital IXUS 210 and Canon S90. Which picture quality better?

Comparing Canon Ixus digital 210 and Canon S90. Want to Know Which camera Have Better picture quality?

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Hey-o-Hansen, Zulu