Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 Digital Camera w/ 12x Optical Zoom and Image Stabilization - Wi-Fi & NFC Enabled (Black)

From a day one aspect, it does what it is supposed to do. This is my 3rd Canon ELPH, previous models being the 110 HS and 330 HS.No discernable difference in picture quality when compared to my 330.Zoom has greatly improved, and has a bit better image stabilization vs the 330. MP4 has replaced the aged MOV format for videos.I am NOT a camera techie, and don't use half the features on this camera, but know a good picture when I see one, and one of the main things that impress me with the ELPH line is how great pictures and videos look when displayed on a large screen TV. That's the test for me.

I purchased this Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 camera to replace an older pocket-sized camera - my beloved Casio Exilim camera - which broke after I recently dropped it. While the Casio camera was not a top of the line camera, I loved it! It went everywhere with me, just in case I needed a quick picture. It was great for selfies (I am not a cell phone selfie person at all), had some great features, and was easy to use. So, I knew finding a replacement was going to be difficult for me.I initially ordered a different pocket-sized camera to replace the Casio (a Nikon), but ended up returning it, becau

First impressions: The camera was small, but good for putting in your pocket right. Id say trust the sizing videos/photos give on this camera. Not disappointed because I’m glad i can just take it with me with no hassle, it comes with a (black) wrist strap which is a must to use with this camera since its small.At first the quality was like a regular digital camera but when I messed with the settings, i loved it so much more.My settings are in super vivid mode, no additional editing (phone wise). They have other modes such as B&W, neutral, low lighting, bright lighting, for both dark and light

So I have only used this camera a bit but thought I would put up a first impression post now, and I will update it in a month or so. I am not a professional photographer but my main camera is a Cannon EOS Rebel T3 Canon EOS Rebel T3 Digital SLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens (discontinued by manufacturer). I also have not fully read the instruction booklet yet either.Pros:--------------1) Small & Light Weight: One of my co-workers tossed the box holding the camera to me and didn’t think there was a camera inside of it.2) Great Distance view: I will get a series of photographs I too

Cons:Only transfers images with internet access (and does not transfer 1080 videos)Needs a special microphone (does not have the usual headphone/mic jack)1080p vidoes record only 20 minutesPhoto quality is just "okay"Short battery lifePros:Video quality is goodIt's smallIf you are looking for a camera, this one is overpriced for what you get. It should be about $100 less, and budget even more since you have to purchase a card reader, microphone (if you want to record video when you are out and about with people talking) and an extra battery.I would return it if I weren't still overseas and rec

Canon promotes this camera as "point and shoot", and indeed it does that very well. But there are enough controls for exposure time, light sensitivity, focus and metering frames, picture resolution and programmable modes to make this a very satisfying camera to use for demanding shots. The quality of both still and video capture is impressive. The maximum image size (20 Mpix), color accuracy, sharpness and 12x optical zoom enables aggressive cropping to produce detailed images of small objects captured at a distance. I've been very pleased with how intuitive it is once over the learning curve

Well I didn’t order the HS A because I didn’t want that model, the order shows ELPH 360 HSIt’s a nice camera it wasn’t for me but my daughter wanted it for her birthday. What’s nice is it came with a 64 micro SD card which was nice. I would use this vendor. Oh and I was able to register for the canon warranty…..great buy

Just came back from a trip where I used this camera and an iPhone.1. The Canon telephoto lens is much better than the iPhone. No comparison. This is the primary reason I purchased it.2. This camera was inadequate in low light conditions. I took photos of the interior of a cathedral, and they are blurry and out of focus. The iPhone images were brilliant.3. Having this camera saved my iPhone battery while traveling. Plus, it's handy.4. I haven't wrestled with transferring photos via wi-fi. I just downloaded the card to the iPhone/Ipad. Easy.5. A good camera to have around, knowing its pluses and