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Canon PowerShot ELPH 340 HS 16MP Digital Camera

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The Canon Power Shot ELPH 340 HS digital camera is a creative force to be reckoned with. Its powerful 12x optical zoom puts you into the action from anywhere, ready to capture with the quality only Canon optics can deliver. Built-in Wi-Fi means you're always connected to your world, transferring images and video directly to popular social networking sites, mobile devices and your computer. You can also shoot remotely with a compatible smartphone or tablet to easily capture group photos, and connect wirelessly to a compatible Android device with a simple touch using built-in NFC (Near Field Communication). The high-resolution CMOS sensor combines with the DIGIC 4+ image processor giving you impressive image quality in all situations, including low light. With advanced features like 1080p full HD, Hybrid Auto and Smart AUTO, the Power Shot ELPH 340 HS captures the excitement of your everyday life with style. The rear display is 3 inches in size and packs a 461k-dot resolution. It...

Camera less than $200 prcie

Canon PowerShot SX600 HS Though there's nothing extraordinary about it, the SX600 HS is a solid choice for snapshooters wanting a simple step up from a smartphone without sacrificing on-the-go sharing. Price: $179.00 - $234.00 Nikon Coolpix L830 With easy-to-use controls, a nice tilting LCD, and pleasing photo quality, the affordable 34x zoom Nikon Coolpix L830 is a solid pick. Price: $239.95 - $299.99 Check prices Canon PowerShot N If you can get past the supercompact design and reimagined controls, the Canon PowerShot N is a fine point-and-shoot companion for your smartphone. Price: $124.95 - $299.99 Check prices Samsung Smart Camera WB350F An affordable long-zoom point-and-shoot to supplement your smartphone photography. Price: $119.99 - $259.99 Check prices

3 best cheap cameras 2015: top cameras for tight budgets

Canon IXUS 150/Canon PowerShot ELPH 140 IS Sensor:  16.0 megapixels, 1/2.3-inch CCD  Lens:  8x optical zoom, 28-224mm-equivalent focal range  Screen:  2.7-inch LCD, 230,000 dots  Max continuous shooting rate:  0.8fps  Max video resolution:  HD 720p The IXUS 150 may be light on your pocket, but it isn't light on features, packing a 16-megapixel sensor and Canon's powerful Digic 4+ image processor. It'll also record HD video and there are several art filters to play with, too. It's a breeze to use as well, thanks to features like Live Mode that allows you to see the effect of setting changes in real time, plus there's a help button to explain various functions. Once you get familiar with the camera, you've also got the ability to manually tweak several settings. Unlike some cut-down compacts, the IXUS 150 doesn't sacrifice speed. It's quick to focus and you won't have to waste time waiting for the screen to clear before you can snap a...

New Canon EOS M3 Mirrorless Camera, Up to $120 Off

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Canon is bringing its latest mirrorless camera, the EOS M3, to the US after all. The Japan-based manufacturer announced this compact shooter back in February, but now people in the States will have a chance to get their hands on it. A follow-up to the M2 from 2013, the M3 features a 24.2-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, Hybrid AF III focusing system and Digic 6 image processor -- all specs found on the Rebel T6s and T6i DSLRs. Just as well, Canon's new mirrorless comes with the same battery type (LP-E17), focus peaking and dynamic stabilization as its bigger siblings, so you can expect similar performance from a camera that's wrapped in a much smaller package. What's more, you'll get NFC, WiFi and 1080p recording at 24, 25 and 30 fps, while the max ISO range is set at 6,400 and 12,800 for video and pictures, respectively. The EOS M3 is Canon's third mirrorless camera, following the M2 and the original M. Announced in February 2015 (13 months a...

Toshiba, Sony or Samsung, which one to pick?

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Toshiba, Sony and Samsung all have their own digital cameras. Among all the digital camera reviews on the market, here's my take on where these three stack up. Note: The three digital camera reviews here are on smaller, amateur cameras - as opposed to the professional SLR models. Samsung Digital Cameras : One of my favorite Samsung cameras is the Samsung Digital Camera DIGIMAX S1000. This is a simple "point and shoot" camera, requiring especially little bit focusing. Unlike other camera's its size, the DIGIMAX S1000 has 10.1 mega pixels , a vast improvement in quality of your color photos. Some of its other facets are "Color Effect" "Highlight" and "Photo Frame." I would recommend this camera for the amateur, backyard photographer proficient in digital photography and web manipulation. Toshiba Digital Cameras : Toshiba cameras are traditionally of very good quality, with excellent memory capacity. If you are annoyed each time you run o...