Have you ever taken a picture from the airplane?  If you have, then you know you  can use any digital camera, but if you are concerned with the results, then you may want to try Canon PowerShot A720 IS.  For a mid-end consumer point and shoot, the 6x optical zoom may come in handy from all the way up there, and the image stabilization will reduce shakes from flight turbulence.

It has a simple user interface with great image quality, sophisticated features. If dpreview highly recommends it, this compact can definitely steal our trust. [ Via barnardmicrosystems ]

Photographyblog has has published a review of the Canon PowerShot E1.
It says

“designed by women for women”

Right, the grip’s curve is compatible with female hand, moreover with pink color, but anyway my girl won’t reject if give as present.

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If you thought compact cameras were just for snapshots, it’s time to think again, think about the resolution, zoom lens, LCD size, viewfinder, image stabilisation, and iso range.

Watch the battle between Canon Powershot Vs. Casio Exilim Vs. Panasonic Lumix Vs. Pentax Optio Vs. Sony DSC they box together at Spotcoolstuff

Shopping for an ultra-compact point-and-shoot camera requires some special care. So Spot Cool Stuff tried out all the leading models and found five with superlative qualities. Which is the best overall? Read on to find out . . .
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