Canon New Point And Shoot

I use this with my Canon point & shoot. It is easy to attach, comfortable and feels very secure.

If you're looking for a point-and-shoot camera that has full manual capabilities and the ability to shoot RAW, this is it! If you already own Canon DSLRs, you will be right at home with the menu system.

I am a Canon guy have have been for years for everything from my point-and-shoot, to my video cameras, to my projector, to my DLSR. LOVE THEM and love their products. Ordered the 5D Mark IV to replace my 60D which I’ve had since 2012. It’s a great step up in a lot of ways, the biggest for me being it’s video capabilities. Like all cameras in this range, it shoots amazing stills - but it’s ability to get amazing video has really set it apart. I use it for both myself as a photography hobbyist as well as the production work I do as a career. Excellent camera!!!

I enjoy using this wrist strap and will never go back to the neck strap for my point and shoot Canon G12 (I would not use this strap for my DSLR). It can be snugged down for a perfect fit around your wrist and the camera and strap can still be stuck in one's pant's pocket, when not in use.

Canon Powershot Elf 180, is a great point and shoot camera. B&H provides the best advice and service.

Had to replace my old battery in my older Canon Sure Shot underwater point and shoot camera. The Panasonic CR123A had it working and shot a bunch of underwater reef photos with it.

Price is amazing for the product you get. I'm upgrading from a point-and-shoot canon power-shot and this is exactly what I needed and more to continue my passion for nature photography. I might even consider doing portraits! I'm very excited to try out the video, but for now the photos come out amazing! I even love the preset scenes.

I’m just getting back into photography. I was using point and shoot, 30 second timer etc. I got a new mirror less Canon R. This wireless remote was recommended to me. It was easy to setup and use! I’m very happy with it and recommend it!

Some Canon Point and Shoot Cameras have limited battery life due to their small size. Always good to grab a spare battery so I can keep shooting.

I got this because I like having a dedicated point and shoot camera to use instead of always using my cellphone. I had an old Canon but it got dropped one too many times, so I had to replace it. This Kodak for just $90 beats the socks off the old Canon in features and lens quality. I've only had it a week and haven't had time to mess with the settings, just using it in its defaults, and it has worked well. Kind of a bummer that you have to download a PDF manual but I guess that is par for today. I think the image quality is fine. I've taken a few in macro mode too. I'm looking forward to messing with the settings and in taking a few videos as well. For the price, as I've said, I don't think you can do better. Some have noted the batteries on average might last only 120 shots or so, but that is likely due to it having an LCD as a viewfinder. Still, you can always buy some rechargeable AA batteries to use if you want. They won't shoot as many shots at one time, but you'll save money in the long run.