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by creedw,
Mar 14, 2008
Pros: GREAT stereo movies with zoom. Tilting display. Uses AA batteries. Hot shoe.
Cons: Lens not as wide (36-432mm)as others in its class. No constant battery indicator.
The Bottom Line: Highly recommended for an all-in-one camera for the family.
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by sarahrose12,
Mar 12, 2008
Pros: AA batteries, IS, quality, speed, features
Cons: A little pricey, bulky, not quite an SLR
The Bottom Line: I definitely recommend it - it's a great "bridge" camera.
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by corona79,
Mar 6, 2008
Pros: photo quality, 12x zoom, video capability, AA batteries
Cons: LCD viewfinder issues, insecure lens cap, no remote
The Bottom Line: I've had my S5IS for a couple of years, and although not perfect, it's always been fun and practical. You can't go wrong with it or its successors.
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by tmp0202,
Feb 21, 2008
Pros: Great photos, nice screen size, great video, easy to use.
Cons: A bit big and bulky, but great for this caliber camera
The Bottom Line: I definitely recommend this camera to the experienced amateur phtography enthusiast. It's not the caliber of a professional camera, but as close as you get for amateur.
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by readsteca,
Jan 20, 2008
Pros: Functions, speed to focus, weight
Cons: Size
The Bottom Line: A great family camera that's easy to use.
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by markum50,
Dec 31, 2007
Pros: Fast upstart, several capture modes, full manual control, big zoom,excellent images, Cannon quality
Cons: No provisions for RAW photos.
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by porcupine1,
Dec 29, 2007
Pros: Great button location, great color. Read review.
Cons: battery hold down hard to close. Lens cap unstable
The Bottom Line: Again this is one of these products asking the ultimate question. Would I buy this camera again. Answer is yes.
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by raleyandlimey,
Dec 20, 2007
Pros: Optics
12x zoom
easy to learn on
Cons: none that I've found after 2500+ shots...
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by jvolzer,
Dec 18, 2007
Pros: image quality, dedicated movie button, hot shoe, great zoom, image stabilization
Cons: Uses 4 AA batteries, SD slot is in battery compartment, lens cap comes off easily
The Bottom Line: Great camera, tons of features, stills and movies. Full auto, but plenty of creative or manual settings. Take awesome indoor photos by adding Speedlite 430EX flash!
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by snowbeelie,
Dec 6, 2007
Pros: Ease of use.
Professional quality pictures.
Excellent manuals.
Cons: Haven't really found any yet.
The Bottom Line: If you're looking for professional quality pictures from a camera that's easy to use and doesn't cost a fortune, this is it.
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