Canon Elph LT APS Film Camera

Pros: 3 diff. picture sizes, APS, drop in loading, worlds smallest and lightest camera
Cons: Be careful not to sit on this thing

This is the coolest camera that I have ever owned. I have always bought those cheapo $30 cameras. But when went to Minnesota and Wisconsin for the Ozzfest we forgot a camera. So we were in Target and were just going to buy a couple disposable cameras...

Pros: Easy to use, Light, Small, Auto-Focus, APS film System
Cons: It's for people not interested in photography, just people who want pictures

When I was out Christmas shopping last year, I was looking for simplicity in a camera for my partner. He’s not one that is all impressed by the latest features and all he really wanted was a handy little camera to take some quality pictures with. ...

Pros: small, film is extremely easy to load, takes outstanding pictures, 3 picture sizes
Cons: almost too small, no zoom

My father gave this to ME for Christmas about 18 months ago. (I will explain the emphasis on ME in a bit) All my husband and I owned was a big, clunky, super-duper camera that takes great photos, but weighs an absolute TON.

We were...

Pros: Pocket sized, ease of use, choice of photo sizes.
Cons: A little spendy to develop film, no zoom on this model.

I've had my Canon Elph LT for about 2 1/2 years now and I haven't had any significant problems with it yet. I chose to purchase this particular camera because of the Elph's reputation as a pretty good camera and primarily because I wanted a camera I...

Pros: Very small with lots of features - takes great snapshots
Cons: Paying a little extra for drop-in loading and negatives that are permanently protected is hardly a con.

I was looking for a small camera that used a standard film format and had built-in flash. I was also looking for a camera that would be rugged enough to take on camping trips and had a way to protect the lens from dust and grime. My camping expeditions...

Pros: Everything about it- Lightness, 3 Picture -size Options, great quality photos
Cons: No zoom. But that's it!

Well, this was the best camera I've ever owned... until it got stolen. But that has nothing to do with my Epinion, now does it?

I purchased this camera for $89.99 last June when I was looking for a small, inexpensive *yet good at getting that...

Pros: Size (for packing and weight limits), red-eye defeater, slow synch flash mode
Cons: Size (camera shake and holding), easily dropped, weak flash

Being a photo buff, I love to try new things, especially if related to 35mm photography. I've always been interested in Advanced Photographic System (APS) film and cameras but have yet to try one.

A few months ago my wife saw a Nikon APS...

Pros: Small size, nice pictures, durable, inexpensive
Cons: Red eye reduction doesn't work

I've always believed in capturing the moment. (You know, that classic "Kodak moment") Sure, you can invest in a bulky camera that takes great pictures, but if it's so big that you don't take it with you, what good is it going to do?

From the...

Pros: Compact size.
Cons: AWFUL photo quality. Size may make it hard to use or to use some features.

The Canon ELPH LT seems like a tempting buy, but unless you like grainy, out-of-focus pictures, RESIST!

I purchased this camera over two years ago, mostly for the sake of convenience. I wanted to replace or supplement my Canon Rebel 35 mm...

Pros: Size, Size, Size
Cons: APS film expensive

I purchased the Canon Elph LT model on Ebay last month. I wasn't completely sold on the APS film system but was very interested in having a small camera. Here's the lowdown on this camera:
Size
The elph line of products key selling...

Pros: Very small size and high quality
Cons: Small controls and no zoom

The Canon ELPH LT, at 4.1 ounces, is the world's lightest APS camera that has autofocus capabilities.
The ELPH LT has a 23mm f/4.8 focal length lens, giving sharp pictures in virtually any shooting condition. The active autofocus system is fast and...

Pros: Tiny, 3 picture formats
Cons: None

I've brought another into my life, and this one is a keeper!

I had been using a Kodak Advantix since the day they came out and really enjoyed the three picture formats the APS cameras offered, but several months ago I was killing time at...

Pros: Small and Compact, drop in film loading, three picture sizes
Cons: Expensive Film Developing, No Zoom Lens

I bought this camera in 1999. I had heard of the APS camera system, and had been looking for a simple camera for under $100. I was very eager to buy this when I saw it at Target.

I bought the camera and its so amazing how easy this camera...

Pros: great size, great pictures
Cons: Price of film

I wish I had this camera years ago when I travelled all over the world.I missed out on taking a lot of photographs due to not wanting to take a bulky camera out in a small purse with me.

This camera is so ideal for popping in your pocket or...

Pros: Very small, good pictures, stylish
Cons: If you're into serious photography forget about it

I love this camera. It's so small and cute.
If you want a camera that will take excellent quality pictures than you'll end up either buying something that costs a lot more or is much bigger. This camera takes "Good" pictures, it is...