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Canon Elph Jr. APS Camera by Canon
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Digital Photo Product DetailsManufacturer: Canon Model: C134036KT1 Product features: - Ultracompact 3.5-by-2.4-by-0.9-inch size
- 4.8 ounces with battery
- APS (Advanced Photo System) photofinishing
- Tough metallic-silver plastic case
- Portrait, wide-angle, and panorama shots on same film
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Canon Elph Jr. APS CameraCustomer Review: Great camera to carry all the time Summary: 5 Stars
The Elph JR brings with it the biggest advantage that any camera can have: you are able to always have a camera with you without the extra weight or bulk of a normal 35mm. In snapshot-size print quality comparison to my Nikon 6006, two Pentax MXs, and a Pentax point-and-shoot, the Elph holds its own with the Nikon & Pentax, but blows away the point and shoot. The non-zoom lens is an advantage, since it is much faster and therefore handles low light better, which is important with a tiny camera with a weak flash.Drawbacks: no mid-roll film change ability; APS film is 24mm and doesn't enlarge as well (but is necessary for a camera of this size); APS is expensive to develop; camera will not retain the "no flash" or "fill flash" setting after it is turned off (returns to auto-flash); camera is spot focus (actually is an advantage if you realize this ahead of time); no ASA 800 film (but is this a disadvantage?). Advantages: easy to carry (perfect weight, size); glass lens for clarity; C-41 black & white film is available; lots of functions like exposure & focus lock, time exposure, fill flash (this importance can't be stressed enough), and for some unexplained reason everyone considers it a "neat" gadget. Even the airport security fellow played around with it when I forgot it was on my belt and almost walked through the metal detector. He turned it over and over while saying "Thats a camera. I've never seen one so small." Hints: Use 400 speed only due to the size; use the exposure/focus lock feature since the camera is "spot" focus only and you might get many ill-exposed & fuzzy pictures if you frame your subject off-center (read the manual); use a quality developer (I found a local private 1 hour place that turns out good stuff. A discount developer will make this camera look like a dud. I almost sent mine back after the first roll, but then tried another lab); buy one of those... wire tripods and you won't regret it (you'll get yourself in vacation pictures too since it also carries in your pocket); don't expect miracles with the small flash so plan ahead.
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