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Many fans of pocket size digital cameras adore the wide range of features that allow them to take great photos every time. The average person has little time or patience for reading through massive user's guides just to learn the basics for using a camera. The pace of technological advancements makes it very hard for digital camera makers to keep up. It's these advancements that have consumers buying the latest and greatest camera on the market. In this article we're going to discuss a line of Canon digital pocket size cameras, and you'll be able to get an idea about all the great features you can get.

First we'll turn our attention to the Casio Exilim Z1050 which has a very small dimensional profile. While it still managed to be listed among the ultra-thin cameras, it's also one of the slimmest cameras of its nature. With 10 megapixel resolution, this digital camera is as feature rich as it is stylish. Many users find the ease of use for this camera to be the most desirable feature by far. Some people just aren't interested in attempting to sift through a complex users manual in order to learn how to operate a camera. A lot of people prefer to be able to charge the battery and have it ready to go in a mode suitable for point and click photography. 3x zoom is a standard feature for this camera but it also features digital image stabilization which compensates for photographers with shaky hands.

The Cyber-Shot DSC-T100 by Sony is the next camera you might want to consider. One neat feature about this camera is the patented technology that allows it to detect faces. 5x zoom, 8 megapixels resolution, and a 3 inch LCD display are all noteworthy features of this camera. The flash meters enables users to get just the right amount of tone for flesh in photographs because it meters the amount of flash. Perhaps the best feature for many users is the image processing capabilities of this camera. The advantage of this kind of on-board image processing allows for increased battery life, decreased response requirements, as well as better image quality.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX5 is a great option for those that want something that is less specialized and has more of an overall application. This camera does lack jpeg processing abilities but you won't be disappointed in your photos. This 10.1 megapixel pocket camera has a 3 inch TFT LCD display. The LX5 follows on the heels of the super-successful DMC-LX3 camera. Panasonic had their work cut out for them when they started going to work on the LX5.

We haven't found the improvements to be that massive. The LX5 has a sensor that is about 30% more sensitive than the LX3. You will notice improved color because the LX5 LCD uses a higher index for color rendering and it has LED back lighting, as well. And there are a few of the lower end pocket size cameras. These cameras can be a good way to test out digital ultra-compact cameras if you've never used one. With one of these cameras, you can produce decent quality photos.