Canon Pocket Camera

Well made as Lowepro products are. Perfect for my S110 Canon pocket camera.

My last two Canon Power Shot cameras developed bent leaf style lens protectors from putting the camera into my pocket when traveling. I was able to continue using them only by using a very thin guitar or mandolin pick to carefully raise the bent leaf. Telling me to not put the camera in my pocket was not an acceptable answer for me. I really wanted the Canon G7X mk II for it's fast lens and other features but another bent lens leaf, on a $700 camera was not going to happen. Then a great salesman at Houston's Camera Exchange told me about a push on lens cover that was supposed to fit the camera perfectly. I checked it out and voila! It fits snugly and stays on. Good product.

Pocket size camera with full size camera functions and in-camera editing. Solid Canon reputation at an affordable price. Memory card and case tossed in makes this a complete package.

I didn't realize how small these Canon ELPHs really were until I saw one in a store, and then I couldn't believe the specs on the card. Just the week before, I had bought a pair of Canon SX200s primarily for shooting 720p Youtube videos, and here was the same CCD and image processor in a cell-phone-sized package. After checking out the reviews online, I ordered one. They say the best camera is the one you have with you, and since this easily and inconspicuously fits in a shirt pocket, I literally take this camera almost anywhere I go. Even when I'm carrying the SX200s and a dSLR in a bag, I still find lots of opportunities when it's more convenient to grab this from my pocket and get a shot within a matter of seconds.

I have been a fan of the 1 inch cameras. I am a serious amateur, but need a camera for the pocket, so most DSLR or even mirorless are out for me. I have owned the SONY rx 100 series. That is an incredible travel camera, even better then this canon in some ways. But to me, I do not need the larger zoom on the SOny. The canon combination of 1 inch sensor with the F 1.8 lens and image stabilization, can rival APS-C sensors in lower light and certainly in daylight. image quality is amazing, excellent feel and control, fantastic touch screen function. the camera also feels more substantial the Lumix or even the SOny. If you strictly want a travel camera with a bigger zoom, go with the SONY, but if you want an overall day to day camera as a sort of SLR substitute that fits in the pocket. this is the winner. overall, I think Canon really hit a home run with this camera, if used for the right purpose.

I purchased a new little Canon pocket camera. I didn't think I would need to order an additional USB cord that would fit. None that I had fit, so I had to order this. It works fine, but I wish it had been included with the purchase of the camera.

I usually use a Canon SLR, but for street photography this camera fits the bill. Its so small that its fits in a pocket, but is loaded with features. The Street Edition comes with a viewfinder so you can save battery life and keep the display off. The pictures are always razor sharp.

I'm now able to fire my Canon Speedlite 430EXII off camera with this sync cable by attaching it to a Pocket Wizard, awesome!

I bought this to supplement my Canon EOS 7D DSLR. I love this little pocket camera. Clearer than the iPhone's camera, and it's nice taking a camera with me everywhere that doesn't ping notifications or calls me in the middle of a shot.

This came with my Canon SL1. It fits the camera just right (maybe a bit snug and a longer lens would be problematic). The bag holds 2 extra memory cards and I keep the battery charger in the small outside mesh pocket and the usb cord in the front pocket so I have everything with me. The strap is long enough to wear comfortably and removes easily if you want to run the belt loop through another bag strap or onto your belt. The padding is great and it is very easy to get the camera in an out while traveling around. I used this on a 9 day trip through Europe and it worked well.