It’s one powerful little camera, and it’s a good deal.

Image Resource looked over the Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS and they seem to like the results.

The Canon SD1100 IS is a full-featured point-and-shoot digicam that really impresses. It offers all the best feature sets of 8MP resolution, Image Stabilization, Face Detection, Widescreen/Panorama Stitch, Movie Mode, Macro mode, and much more, all in the size of a pack of playing cards. If you crave compactness without sacrificing too much, the Canon SD1100 really delivers. Probably the only real compromise is the “mere” 3x zoom, while some of Canon’s more expensive models offer 3.8 and 4x zooms.

Coming in at $250, it’s a great deal. And the features on it really make it an attractive point-and-shoot. If you’re looking for more information head on over to Image Resource.

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