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by erick,
Jun 3, 2003
Pros: Size, 3x Optical Zoom, 3.2MP... did I say size?
Cons: How battery is charged and location of shutter and on/off buttons
The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this camera if you are looking for the smallest one with the most features. It's the perfect camera you can take anywhere without skimping on picture quality.
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by abookas,
Oct 3, 2003
Pros: Extremely small & lightweight -
Intuitive user interface & button layout -
Fair picture quality
Cons: There are other cameras with better performance in regard to image quality, battery life, etc.
The Bottom Line: A great camera, small and light enough to always take along. Has a few minor flaws, but holding it in your hands, you'll forget about them and be totally awed!
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by sg007,
Jul 2, 2003
Pros: Take Anywhere Size with full features
Cons: Small buttons take some getting used to, no case included
The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a super small camera to take everywhere with you, and doesn't compromise on features, then look no further, this camera is unbelievable.
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by wptitus,
Apr 10, 2003
Pros: quality in a tiny package, looks, ease of use
Cons: 'on/off' button might be confused with shutter release button, battery compartment hinge seems flimsy
The Bottom Line: The set of keys in my right pocket is probably heavier that the quality 3.2 megapixel camera in my left pocket - that's why I bought it!
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by philco,
Jun 8, 2003
Pros: Fantastic balance of portability, photo quality, battery life and capacity (with 256 MB SD card)
Cons: Shot to shot time; initially awkward controls
The Bottom Line: The Optio S is a portable digital camera that you can (and will) always take with you
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by erie_guy,
Apr 9, 2003
Pros: Size & weight are astounding. Has most "big camera" features at affordable prices.
Cons: Wrist strap is too large for camera. Soft pouch is tight. NONE YET
The Bottom Line: Buy it, you will not be disappointed - and perhaps you could let your wife, and kids, use it too. (if they find where you hid it)
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by rpoe,
Apr 2, 2003
Pros: Ultra-compact, stunning picture quality, loaded with features
Cons: small toggle switch easy to activate wrong function
The Bottom Line: If small size and stealth, with a load of features, is what you want, this is it.
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by BruinChiq,
May 4, 2003
Pros: size, "cool" factor, lcd
Cons: none yet
The Bottom Line: BUY IT unless you have a huge HD that you want to waste space on...then get an Elph.
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by ramgod,
Sep 18, 2003
Pros: Size, Battery life, Design,
Cons: None so far
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by fernguy,
Oct 14, 2003
Pros: Easy to use, good picture taker in a package too convenient to leave behind.
Cons: Lightweight,compact battery provides good but not great number of pictures.
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