The Canon Digital IXUS 860 IS does the thinking for you. Its wealth of features include 10 scene modes, plus Canon's Digic III technology, which handles face detection and noise reduction. The screen is a large 76mm (3 inches) and the menu items accessibl...
Fast performance and excellent image quality; optical image stabilisation; face detection
No manual exposure controls; slightly heavy
With a combination of impressive features, big screen and wide angle lens all serving up excellent photographs, the Canon Digital IXUS 860 IS shows that there's far more to digital photography than megapixels
The mode wheel displays options onscreen when a finger is lightly rested on it, a feature that takes a bit of practise to be really worthwhileThe 860 IS feels solid and weighty in its metal body. Priced at around £250, the 860 IS might seem costly...
This is the latest in the excellent Ixus digital camera range, in August 2006 the Ixus 700 won the rarely awarded 5x5 award. Does this latest offering live up to this rarely awarded accolade.
For those wanting to progress there are no less than 17 shooting modes to help you get the correct effects. My colours also helps as this can be applied either before or after shooting
Like all of the Ixus range it is small at 9x6x2cm the last figure the width doubles when the 3.8 to 1 optical zoom lens is fully extended. Canon Powershot A650ISOlympus u780 All Weathe.moreUnlike a couple of recent cameras I have seen the display...
Great build, image quality as lower ISOs, responsive, easy to use, good metering and colour, nice lens focal range
Reduced detail due to noise reduction processing, Intrusive noise at higher ISOs, white balance issues in mixed lighting, screen marks easily
While it looks very nice, the entry price is higher than that of its predecessor and, mysteriously, there are a few things missing from the new model
Canon has until now been the bastion of including very usable optical viewfinders on all but some of the company's smaller and newer digital compacts, Canon have been stoutly defending the camera's "proper" viewfinder lineage. On the face of it,...
Great build, image quality as lower ISOs, responsive, easy to use, good metering and colour, nice lens focal range
Reduced detail due to noise reduction processing, Intrusive noise at higher ISOs, white balance issues in mixed lighting, screen marks easily
While it looks very nice, the entry price is higher than that of its predecessor and, mysteriously, there are a few things missing from the new model
Canon has until now been the bastion of including very usable optical viewfinders on all but some of the company's smaller and newer digital compacts, Canon have been stoutly defending the camera's "proper" viewfinder lineage. December 2007 - On...
Award: Recommended!

Is this the perfect pocket compact?
The Canon IXUS 860 IS is an expensive camera for an 8MP pocket compact, but it justifies it with stylish design, exceptional build quality, class-leading performance and outstanding picture quality. Its wide zoom range provides greater versatility than mo...
Digital cameras are always a popular choice as Christmas presents (they're so easy to wrap!) so I think I can safely say that this Canon IXUS 860 IS will certainly be appearing in plenty of Christmas stockings this year. The 860 IS is an...
I like the Canon IXUS 860 IS. This is a stylish digital camera with a good build quality. There is a large, clear 3 inch LCD screen on the back of the camera. Picture quality is very good in most situations and I am happy to recommend this camera.
Sharpness of photo - build quality and design - red eye correction tool - clear LCD screen
Sun glare
The Canon IXUS 860 IS is a high class, point and shoot camera. It has a stylish, metal body. Picture quality is up there with the best compact cameras. With a large LCD screen and image stabilisation too, I am happy to recommend this camera.
Review Date:October 2007Click for:Specification Sample Images Features Similar Digital Cameras You May Like To SeeCameraRatingCanon IXUS 950 IS87Canon IXUS 860 IS83Canon IXUS 960 IS83 Although every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the......
Canon IXUS 860 IS Review - Matt Grayson takes a look at the new Canon IXUS 860IS. A small, slick compact with image stabiliser and a wide angle lens.
The IXUS name has become famous now for being the high quality range of the Canon compacts. What this usually means is that the price is higher for less of a camera specification wise.
Award: Recommended!
Well, I do have some issues where Canon dropped a stitch. For example the zoom range starting with 3.8 with a wide angle of 28mm is very nice. But wide angle delivers some distortion and although not significant; it is present and could do with some impro...
The Canon Digital IXUS 860 IS digital camera can lean on the success of its ancestors and that's what it does of course. The Canon IXUS 860 IS camera is faithful to the concept that brought Canon a lot of success over the past few years. A safe way maybe
Impressive performance and image quality; optical image stabilization; face detection.
No manual exposure controls; no optical viewfinder.
While the Canon PowerShot SD870 IS doesn't have an optical viewfinder or manual exposure controls, it captures beautiful images with its wide, 3.8x optical zoom lens and ranks among the top compact cameras we've seen.
This year's batch of Canons includes the PowerShot SD870 IS. Possibly the saddest change with this new model is that Canon omitted an optical viewfinder from the SD870 IS. At ISO 400, noise becomes readily apparent on monitors, but Canon's noise...
The Canon Digital Ixus 860 IS qualifies with 28 mm focal length early as wide-angle camera, but otherwise belongs to the classic, automatic compact models, the manual functions as far. For the 330 Euro offers a
Inch CCD / 8 Megapixel/330 â? pDie Canon Digital Ixus 860 IS qualifies top with 28 mm focal length as wide-angle camera go? rt but otherwise to the classic, automatic compact models, which functions largely on manual ...
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