digitalversus.com Updated: 2011-07-31 04:04:14
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The Ixus 105 doesn't have any of the creative functions that seem to be popular in other compact cameras at the moment. Although it has the typical basic modes for turning your pictures into black and white shots or nostalgic sepia tones, you won't be...
Compact, stylish camera, Good overall picture quality, Pleasant, easytouse graphic inferface, Autofocus generally quite good, Good auto modes...
No 720p HD video mode, Lens could be sharper / Lens is slow in telephoto mode, No exposure histogram in shooting mode, Very limited burst mode...
The Ixus 105 is a pleasant pocket camera. It's easy to use and takes decent pictures in most day-to-day situations. However, in low light it's let down by a disappointing screen and a slow telephoto mode. The lack of HD video could also put some people...
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Photoradar.com Updated: 2011-07-31 04:04:15
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The Canon IXUS 105 is slightly chunkier than its more expensive brother in the IXUS range, the 130, but it's still got a stylish exterior that fits snugly in a pocket. Available in a range of colours, the 105 is aimed squarely as a 'party' camera, but...
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digicambuyer.co.uk Updated: 2011-07-31 04:04:15
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A closer look at Canon’s stylish new shooter This is one of those cameras that you fall in love with at first sight, instantly forgiving it for any minor imperfections. Similarities to the previous IXUS 95 are apparent with the addition of smoother top...
The Canon IXUS 105 is a stylish shooter that takes good pictures overall. A competent all-rounder for beginners that sadly is lacking in features and videoOverall...
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Canon's Digital IXUS range has been the benchmark for luxury ultra-compacts for a decade. It may not be the market leader at this moment, but Canon is never far from the top, and keeps itself up there by continuously updating its camera range. One of the...
Optical image stabilisation, Aluminium body, Snappy operation, Good picture quality...
Low on features, Slightly slow autofocus, Only standard def video...
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Cameras.co.uk Updated: 2011-07-31 04:04:21
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The Canon IXUS 105 is a typical pocket camera. Compared to other similar digital cameras it is tough to beat. Picture quality is top class for a camera of this small size and I was very impressed with this camera in general.In terms of features it has...
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The Canon Ixus 95 is still a superb compact camera - just ask anyone who owns one, or check any issue of PC Pro between June 2009 and last month, where it held a deserving place on the A List. Nothing lasts forever, though, and we were pleased to see i...
Nicely designed and capable of great results, the Ixus 105 is an absolute bargain...
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Canon pioneered the premium pocket compact with its IXUS brand, continuing its marriage of style to substance into a second decade with the launch of the image stabilised 105 model: a 12.1-megapixel palm-sized offering with wide angle, internally fold...
Well crafted and feels sturdily constructed despite being barely bigger than a business card, simple to operate with sufficiently large buttons and quick response times...
Images softer than expected, no HD video, optical zoom disabled when shooting video clips, need to budget extra for removable media...
For the manufacturer's suggested list price the Canon IXUS 105 offers a fair deal despite the fact that its feature set is relatively modest and it's aimed at the point and shoot brigade with only minimal manual adjustments availableKey specs12 me...
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The humble Ixus 95 has been propping up Canon's stylish range of lifestyle cameras for around a year, so it's surprising to see it being be put out to pasture.But technology's march is relentless, so the 95 shuffles off into retirement and the Ixus 105...
Beautiful design, Great stills quality, Well made...
Slow continuous mode, No HD video, Pricey...
The humble Ixus 95 has been propping up Canon's stylish range of lifestyle cameras for around a year, so it's surprising to see it being be put out to pasture.But technology's march is relentless, so the 95 shuffles off into retirement and the...
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tbreak.ae Updated: 2016-12-27 19:47:52
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Whether it is worth the extra AED 100 depends on your average usage and desired results. At the end of the day, both the IXUS 105 and PowerShot A3100 IS are very capable offerings by Canon for the point and shoot market.
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This is not a technical review of the camera. This model has been out for a while, and has been examined in its full photo-taking glory by many experts. Instead this is a review of what it's like for a total amateur to own and operate this camera. I'm...
Pockedsized perfect for onthego photo ops, Wide array of customizable settings, Light without feeling flimsy...
Poor performance in lowlight conditions, Slow processing at times.
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Canon markets its PowerShot SD1300 IS ($179.99 direct)—just a step below the SD1400 IS (4 stars, $229.99 direct)—as a camera that captures your world as much as your originality. So in hopes of keeping with that theme, this 12.1 megapixel digital point...
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whatdigitalcamera.com Updated: 2016-12-27 19:47:52
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Canon's IXUS line has long been a favourite with both the style-conscious and those wanting a reliable standard of image quality, and its newest additions continue to fit plenty of functionality into a small package. The IXUS 105 may be positioned towa...
Small, stylish, reasonable image quality...
Occasional highlight loss, no HD recording...
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consumersearch.com Updated: 2016-12-27 19:47:52
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The Canon PowerShot SD1300 IS is a great ultra-compact camera, according to reviewers. In one test, it beats under-$180 competitors from seven different brands. Experts and users say it's simple to operate, and it takes good photos in most conditions...
Excellent image quality, Solid build quality, Clear, vibrant LCD screen...
No optical viewfinder, Lacks HD video...
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One of many PowerShot models for 2010, the SD1300 IS Digital ELPH is an affordable pocket camera that is packed with some appealing features for the price. These include 12-megapixels for large prints, a wide view (28mm) 4x optical zoom lens, Smart Aut...
One of Canon's affordable PowerShot cameras, the SD1300 IS has to be the simplest Digital ELPH to date. This unit doesn't boast any amazing features or any other "Jazz" like that. Instead, this tiny guy is straight to the point. You get 12-megapixels o...
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Canon updates its highly popular and successful PowerShot SD series with the SD1300. With a lean build and limited user input, it's a great option for snap-shooters. The updates the very popular . Most of the differences between the two cameras are...
Canon updates its highly popular and successful PowerShot SD series with the SD1300. With a lean build and limited user input, it's a great option for snap-shooters.
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dcresource.com Updated: 2016-12-27 19:47:52
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For many years now, the trend on this website has been to review the more expensive, cutting-edge cameras. Not only do those cameras capture my interest -- they are what the majority of DCRP readers are curious about, as well. Recently, I was reminded...
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12.10Megapixels4.00x zoom2.7 inchLCDPay Less! $180.52 That's the average, click to find the BEST price! Canon SD1300 IS Overview by Mike Pasini and Stephanie BoozerReview Posted: 05/14/2010 The Canon PowerShot SD1300 IS design features a 12.1-megapixel...
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The Canon IXUS 105, known as the PowerShot SD1300 IS in North America, is the latest incarnation of Canon's compact range which combines consumer-friendly features with a smattering of more advanced controls in an affordable package designed to appe...
4x zoom with wide angle coverage, Effective optical image stabilization, Very good image quality, SDXC card compatible.
Slow continuous shooting, No optical zoom while filming, Optical viewfinder now gone.
Canon's earlier IXUS 95 IS / SD1200 IS was one of the best-selling compacts of 2009, a feat the company clearly wants to repeat with the 2010 version. As such it's not surprising to find the new IXUS 105 / SD1300 IS slightly increasing its resolution...
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buy-n-shoot.com Updated: 2016-12-27 19:47:52
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Canon’s new 105 and 130 models are two of the latest releases in the ever-popular IXUS line up (the third being the touch screen operated 220 - yet to be reviewed at Buy-n-Shoot.com.)And, as is true for the most part right across the IXUS range...
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