 Canon IXUS Wireless Review
According to Joshua Waller: "The camera is quick to switch on and take photos, being ready in roughly 1.2 seconds, it then takes roughly a further 0.6 seconds to focus and take the photo. Focusing is quite quick at around 0.5 seconds set to wide angle. Shutter response is quick at around or below 0.1 seconds - shutter response with the flash on is equally quick. Shot to shot time is fairly good at around 1.7 - 2.0 seconds (with review switched on), with flash switched on this shot to shot time is around 3 seconds."
Canon Digital IXUS Wireless camera - Image quality
Joshua continues: "Image quality is good, the images have very good colour, with good contrast and detail, with low noise except at higher ISO settings, luckily ISO is kept low even when the camera is left on auto and images are taken with flash. Images were slightly soft. Purple fringing was quite low, as was red-eye. The camera is able to focus in low light thanks to the focus assist lamp. Vignetting in photos was very mild and I did not notice barrel or pincushion distortion."
Canon Digital Wireless - Ergonomics
"The camera is stylish with an ultra compact silver body and a cool blue wireless connection light. The camera has a good 2" screen with the addition of an optical viewfinder which is useful in bright sunlight. The camera feels sturdy and is comfortable to hold, although there is very little in the way of a handgrip. The camera is easy to use, the menu system is easy to use and there is a good layout of buttons and controls." You want to learn more about the Canon Digital IXUS camera? Continue to read the Canon Digital IXUS Wireless review at DigiCamReview!
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Canon Digital IXUS Wireless review at DigiCamReview : Our friend Joshua Waller from DigiCamReview has published his Canon Digital IXUS Wireless digital camera review. The Canon IXUS Wireless supports innovative features, including automatic wireless image transfer and wireless control of camera shooting functions from a PC. Image quality is assured with a 5.0 Megapixel CCD sensor, a compact 3x optical zoom Ultra-high refractive index Aspherical (UA) lens and Canon's second generation DIGIC II image processor. The camera's 3x optical zoom lens (35–105mm equivalent) includes two Ultra High Refractive Index Aspherical (UA) elements. DIGIC II powers the camera's 9-point AiAF for accurate auto focussing.
