Canon Digital Ixus 40 Reviews

Canon have always been at the forefront of the Point and Shoot digital camera market, and the Ixus 40 is another example of how to do this kind of thing just right. The camera it'self is extremely small - it's shorter than an average mobile phone, although slightly wider and thicker. It's definitely small and light enough to ...  Read the complete review

This little number was and still is my first digital camera. Armed with a few hundred pounds just over a year ago and with plenty of time ( at work !) to have a good surf around to compare products versus price (to make a purchase prior to my impending honeymoon to the maldives.) I was looking for a camera that was powerfull in that it ...  Read the complete review

I bought this camera 9 months ago. Overall I'm satisfied with this product. This is the first Canon camera that I've bought. Previously I had a Kodak and I like this Canon a lot more. It is very neat and small and the design is very elegant and pretty, suitable for family use and when travelling. Because I'm not a professional ...  Read the complete review

Introduction ========== I'd been thinking about a digital camera for quite some time now but always thought it was too expensive. It was only when a friend took our wedding photos with his digital camera that I realised how wrong I was. The cost per print is far less than traditional film and because you choose what to print, you don't ...  Read the complete review

Iam impressed with this little beast with power packed features. Very compact and slids into pocket.Excellent features, the photo quality is indeed good. The videos shot in compact mode were also good. The battery life is also good. I was disappointed by fact that u cannot zoom in shotting mode (this feature is available in Ixus 50 though). It ...  Read the complete review

I recently received this camera for my birthday, and having previously no desire for a digital camera I was pleasantly surprised. This is one of the smallest digital camera’s I have ever seen, and I personally think this is an important aspect in this modern age. One of the things that put me off digital cameras in the past was their bulky ...  Read the complete review

Brought this camera after using the same one my friend had. Nice and easy to use which was very important for the less technical people like me. Large screen and lots of options, which I am still discovering. Also nice style as well as being compact. Liked it also because unlike the thinner models this camera could stand up on a table. Annoying ...  Read the complete review

What a beast! We had a 2Megapixel camera which was starting to play up so I had a good look around at what was available. 4Mpixels now seemed affordable so I set that as my lowest levels. A few photographic sites helped with the selection process. In the end it was the size and weight which made me choose this one. Other cameras may have produced ...  Read the complete review

Handy little light camera, slips easily into pocket. The instructions weren't great, but it is easy to work out how to use the camera, small digital cameras seem to follow the same format in the available functions. The lag time between taking photos is quiet long, which can be frustrating. Photo quality is excellent for the price. Functions ...  Read the complete review

I was brought this camera by my husband as a brithday present in June and have never been without it since.... It is nice, compact and lightweight which allows me to carry it in my handbag everywhere. It is even small enough to be able to take out in a small evening bag. The camera features are quick and easy to access and ...  Read the complete review

I brought this digital camera at Xmas last year, and it has not even started to lose it's appeal yet!! It is a small, asthetically pleasing camera; metallic grey, that comfortably fits into any pocket, and also includes a wrist strap, to ensure it cannot be stolen or lost. It is extremely light At 4.0 Mega Pixels, there is ...  Read the complete review