All Canon Powershot SX220 HS sold at UK Digital Cameras come with a 2 year warranty as standard, which are upgraded free to a 5 year warranty when purchased with selected package deals.

All Canon SX220’s sold by UK Digital Cameras come with a free 2 year warranty, which is upgradeable to a 5 year warranty when purchased with selected bundles.

All Canon Ixus 220 HS models supplied by UK Digital Cameras are supplied with a 2 year warranty as standard. This can be upgraded to a 5 year warranty if purchased with any of our 4GB, 8GB, 16GB or 32GB bundles.

Although this is Canon’s entry level camera it’s spec is still very impressive. The A800 has 10.1 million pixels, 3.3x optical zoom and a 2.5″ LCD screen. It is definitely designed for ease of use and comes equipped with Canon’s ‘Smart Auto Mode’ which can detect various types of scene meaning that the user simply needs to point and shoot! The button layout is extremely simple and it’s AA battery power source means that you can easily replace the batteries or buy rechargeables and a charger.

All in all, the Canon Powershot A800 is a great value camera with the backing of a great camera brand. At a starting price of £69.99 this is a great entry level option.

The Canon A480 is available in Black and Silver at UK Digital Cameras and is supplied with a free 3 year warranty when purchased with any 4GB, 8GB or 16GB bundles.

All Canon A1000’s sold by UK Digital Cameras will come with a free 2 Year Warranty, a 30 day replacement guarantee and a 14 day money back guarantee.

The G11 boasts a high-sensitivity 10 million pixel CCD, a 5x optical zoom with a 28mm wide-angle lens, a 2.8″ vari-angle LCD, full manual control & RAW and is compatible with Canon’s range of speedlights.

The Canon G11’s main improvements on the Canon G10 consist of a smaller but more manoeverable vari-angle LCD screen (G10: 3.0″ fixed, G11:2.8 vari-angle), an improved Digic4 processor and a smaller pixel count at 10mp as opposed to 14.7, which combined result in a higher ISO performance of 80-3200 (G10: 80-1600).

The G11 is sure to be a great seller, and stock appears to be hard to get hold of, so be sure to pre-order if you are keen to get one soon. Please remember that we offer a free 3 Year Warranty with all 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB bundle deals.

The Canon SX120 IS is ideal for those who like the simplicity of Canon’s controls, require a large image stabilised zoom (10x optical) and prefer the convenience of AA batteries. It has a large 3.0″ LCD screen, Face Detection, Motion Detection, various shooting modes and can shoot VGA video with sound.

If purchased from UK Digital Cameras as part of our 4GB, 8GB, 16GB or 32GB bundles you will receive a Free Cleaning Kit, Tripod and 3 Year Warranty.

Canon havejust released the  Canon Poweshot D10. Clearly inspired by the success of the Olympus MJU SW waterproof series of cameras, the Canon D10 is waterproof to 10m, drop-proof (apparently you can drop it from 1.22m – I’m not quite sure how they managed to work out such an exact height!), cold-proof (which means it can withstand temperatures of -10 degrees C, rather than it’s not going to catch a cold), and it’s also dust proof for good measure.

This means you can take the Canon D10 snorkelling, then drop it on the floor on your way to going skiing where the D10 will cope well with the cold temperatures before you end the day taking snaps on the beach without having to worry about sand getting into your shiny new camera.

When we first saw the photos of the Canon D10 we thought it looked a bit toy like but now we’ve actually played with one – when you get it in your hands it does feel really solid and is smaller than the pictures suggets. At the time of writing we have the Canon Powershot D10 in stock for £299.99 (£80 off the RRP) and if you buy it with one of our 4GB, 8GB or 16GB packages we include a free 3 year warranty, a free mini tripod and a free camera cleaning kit.

>> Canon Powershot D10 at UK Digital Cameras

Hands on look at the Canon Powershot D10 by What Digital Camera:

One digital camera owner has professed his love for the Canon EOS 40D in a new article for the Canwest News Service.

In a piece posted on the Ottawa Citizen website, Darren Bernhardt states that were it legal and possible to get married to his beloved digital camera he would currently be on honeymoon.

“Sure, I’d get weird looks while snuggling up to my Canon EOS 40D on the beach or gazing longingly at it across a candlelit table, but who cares when you’re in love?,” Mr Bernhardt comments.

He adds that the Canon Eos 40D is equipped with the manufacturer’s 10.1-megapixel complementary metal oxide semiconductor sensor and this allows for a level of range and clarity that he states is exceptional.

The article concludes by suggesting that for those looking to upgrade from a basic point-and-click compact digital camera the digital single lens reflex-equipped Canon is a simple transition.

The manufacturer’s range of digital cameras also includes the ten-megapixel Canon Ixus 90 IS Silver.