Where the image quality of this camera is concerned, it is definitely one of them that you ought to shortlist when you are in the market for mid range cameras. With maximum ISO of 1600, the image quality that the shots produce are pretty good, even when one zooms into a shot the image quality is not exactly compromised except only the edges lose a lot of their sharpness which can be cropped out if you so wish to but otherwise the images turn out to be pretty well defined. Moving targets might be a little difficult to shoot however, but otherwise the quality of the images are as good as you would expect out of a Cannon camera. If you are keeping track of the time taken between shot to shot you will find that this is quite a bit actually, at 3.5 seconds and it could have been better and on the continuous mode, the company claims that the camera can do a 0.9 fps which will actually have to be tested first to be proven right. The other thing that you will be an instant fan of is the neat appearance of the camera and the small and elegant frame of the camera, also when you hold such a camera in your hand you instantly know how good the quality of the make is.
One thing that could be a good decision on the part of Cannon is that this model does not have an Optical Viewfinder which is something that is not going to be missed on this model because this will allow the camera to have a lot of free space, which is always a good thing.

The one thing that you can possibly complain about where this camera is concerned is its high price, which is so at least at the moment considering that at the same price there are many other cameras and even some of Cannon’s own that offer a few more features for the same price for instance the 720p video mode that is not present in this camera.