Canon PowerShot cameras make taking great photos as easy as taking the camera from your pocket, and the best place to find them is Berger Brothers Camera. There's a Canon pocket camera for every lifestyle and every budget, so how do you decide which is the best compact Canon? Read on to learn more about Canon pocket cameras and then decide which is the best Canon point and shoot for you.

Canon pocket cameras use only the best technology

Great photography starts with the best Canon zoom lenses, found on every PowerShot camera. Canon has been in the optics business for over 70 years, and all that experience goes into the design of Canon's best pocket cameras. The whole Canon line, not just the best Canon PowerShot cameras utilize genuine Canon lenses, which deliver bright, crisp shots. The small size allows Canon pocket cameras to stay compact, easy to make a part of your life. And to complement the best Canon zoom cameras and lenses, Canon innovation even offers wide-angle lenses, great for capturing vistas and portraits which include the subject's surroundings.

One of the big problems with a compact zoom cameras are blurry images caused by camera shake. Particularly in low light and on long focal lengths. With a compact zoom cameras, the slightest shaking of the hand or movement by the subject can ruin the image. With Optical Image Stabilizer Technology found on all Canon pocket cameras, you get great images in some of the trickiest situations. You'll find that Canon pocket cameras let you shoot at twilight, without using the flash inside - which results in more natural color, or even up close where most compact zoom cameras would require a tripod.

Each Canon pocket camera comes equipped with a DIGIC processor, known for great images, responsive action, long battery life and brisk processing speed (so you don't stand around waiting on your compact zoom camera). The DIGIC processor gives brilliant color, tones and features such as face detection which locates faces in your images and ensures that they are properly focused and exposed. DIGIC is now standard on the best compact Canon cameras. And now the best Canon Powershot cameras come with Canon's High Sensitivity System, which works harder to reduce even more noise, as well as offering a wider dynamic range, clarity and depth that any other compact zoom cameras. The DIGIC processor also allows Canon pocket cameras to shoot at higher ISO settings, due to advanced signal processing which reduces noise.

Another feature found in the best Canon point and shoot cameras is iSAPS technology, which lets the camera automatically determine the best setting for exposure, white balance and autofocus. Features such as these found only in Canon pocket cameras turns good photos into spectacular ones.

Find the best Canon pocket camera with the features you want

The best Canon PowerShot cameras come with built-in face detection, so photos of your friends and family always come out great. Canon pocket cameras detects faces in the viewfinder, tracks them to deliver crisp, clear focusing. Face detection also determines the proper amount of light to allow for, making sure the faces are well lit, even when using the built-in flash found on the best compact Canon cameras. Natural skin tones are ensured with Face Detection WB, which adjusts the cameras white balance automatically. All you do is point and shoot. Automatic contrast correction separates people in the foreground from the background, and the best Canon zoom cameras even allow you to do this after you've taken the shot.

Need to get into the shot as well? Face detection with self-timer allows you to join in after setting the camera to work on a timer. Canon pocket cameras count the number of faces, and when it sees another join the crowd it recalculates the exposure and focusing - ensuring you look as good as everyone else.

Need to catch a moving target, such as a child who won't sit still? Focus your Canon pocket camera by pressing the shutter halfway, and the camera keeps the subject in focus, even if they move around until you finish clicking the shutter. Face Selector AF lets you pick out one face in a crowd and focus on them, and is found on the best Canon point and shoot cameras. AF Point Zoom allows you to zoom in on the LCD screen onto one specific face so you can wait for just the right expression.

And say goodbye to photos where the subject's eyes are closed. Canon pocket cameras come with blink detection, which flashes for three seconds after you take the shot when one of your subject's eyes are closed, alerting you to take another picture.