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- 10-megapixel image sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 19-inch prints
- 4x optical image-stabilized zoom lens
- DIGIC III Image Processor with Genuine Canon Face Detection
- Red-Eye Correction; 17 Shooting Modes
- Capture metaphors to SD/SDHC reminiscence cards (not included)
Product Description
First glance says it all: the PowerShot E1 and you are going to get along just fantastic. After all, you like color
that dares to surprise. And nothing delights you more than style that makes you smile. The PowerShot E1
goes everyplace you go — to parties, to the beach, far away and to fabulous times right around the corner. The PowerShot E1 introduces you to a new level of performance with 10.0-megapixels for exceptional image
quality, a powerful 4x optical zoom that makes everything up close and unforgettable, and an advanced
Optical Image Stabilizer that puts a non-stop life in sharp focus.
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I’ve had this camera for a few days, and already I like it. The points that have charmed me so far:
1- very low shutter lag. you can take a picture promptly, and capture exactly the scene you want (not the scene 2 to 5 seconds after you point your camera).
2- takes standard AA rechargeable batteries. also, you can turn off the LCD and use the ancient school view finder to save battery power in a pinch.
3- the ‘print’ button is programmable, so you can use it for a diversity of other functions (useful to me because I very nearly never plug my camera directly into a laser printer).
4- the whole design of the camera is intuitive and simple to use.
The only less-than-stellar aspect of this camera is its size. It’s not bulky, but there are much tinier cameras in this class on the market. I wasn’t quite prepared to remove a star for that, though, as a reduction in size would likely mean an increase in price. I reckon the trade-off is fine.
Overall, I highly recommend this camera for point-and-shoot purposes. It’s easily my favorite of the ~5 digital cameras I’ve owned over the years.
Rating: 5 / 5
I just needed a camera for fun..and I have had a Canon before. I didn’t like that my ancient one had a rechargeable battery that didn’t last long so I am really pleased to find one like my ancient one that is a million times better in quality and it takes real batteries that LAST!! I LOVE IT!! Takes fantastic pictures and it’s super simple to use…comparing it to my ancient one (which was an Elph), it takes much quicker pictures even if you do have to hold the shutter button down to take a picture which is annoying to have to tell other people using it. Overall I highly reccommend it..takes fantastic pictures!!!
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought this cool small blue camera for for myself for Christmas. I’ve been using the Canon PowerShot SD400 Elph 5mp 3x Zoom for the past few years and have really loved it; but, this new camera blows it out of the water!
Above and beyond falling in like with the look and style of the E1 (it’s the most gorgeous shade of robin’s egg blue I’ve ever seen), the pictures I’ve taken are incredible both in detail and clarity. And I’m equally impressed how close you can get to your subject with the zoom. I was going to get one of those Flip camcorders but the Movie Mode on this is perfect for capturing quick clips.
The functions are all quite simple to use, you really don’t even have to read the manual. It also has an “Simple” mode, brilliant for anyone who might be intimidated by cameras. I feel this would be a perfect camera for both ends of the spectrum, from the novice to the more experienced. I’m in like with it! Canon makes fantastic products.
Rating: 5 / 5
I had bought a Canon A1000 IS in the summer and found this to be a powerful, small camera. I used the Canon comparison to compare the A1000 and E-1 and found them to be the same camera apart from for ornamental differences. I bought several E-1 cameras as Christmas gifts for women in my family. It is small, simple to use, has both an LCD viewer and a view finder so that the sun and other bright lights do not overwhelm the LCD viewer. A novice user can place it on Simple mode and do quite well, leaving only the composition of the photograph as a challenge. I set my wife’s camera and that of her sister on Automatic. Frankly, Automatic is a small better in program selection and is just as simple to use as is Simple mode. For more challenging photographs, you can select Portrait, and other Scene modes so it is versatile. It is small enough that I can carry it in a jacket pocket and I used one at the Tulsa State Honest 2008 so I had a ready camera with excellent capability without transportation a lot of weight. Arthritis has helped me to choose on items of less weight and bulk. The photographs I took of KOTV Channel Six personnel using the Portrait Mode turned out brilliant and yes, I worked them in Photoshop CS4 but I had excellent sizes to start with. The image size is 10MP so it is adequate for most prints for those who would tend to buy this camera. It is sweet as well as functional and its availability in several colors lets you buy it for family members without young women thinking you got everyone the same thing. Overall, it is an brilliant choice.
Stephen
Rating: 5 / 5
We bought this camera about a month ago, and couldn’t be more pleased with it! We wanted an upgrade from our 5mp Polaroid. We had been comparing for some time. We wanted a quality camera for a reasonable price. This is really a fantastic deal. Pictures are awe-inspiring. The camera itself is very simple to use. My husband is also using it for his photography class at college. Battery life is remarkable. Really recommend!
Rating: 5 / 5