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Question: Is this a camera that can be carried in a pocket?
Document: This is the lastest purchase for me in the PowerShot line of cameras. I pre-ordered and have found it to be just perfect. I am very pleased with the upgrades from my SX300HS. My wife and I each have carried our own 300HS for about two years. I added a 50SX about a year ago to have the larger 50 zoom. And now the SX700 with a 30 zoom. The 300HS is a basic auto camera that fits very nicely in my pants pocket.
I love this camera. This is my 4th P&S in recent years and is the best. I have had Panasonic Lumix models and a Casio. It's a little larger than most models but it still is carried in my front jean pocket at all times. I always carry it in a protective hardcase. It feels and looks very solid and well built. It is very fast in writing, reading, shutter action, on and off, and preview of picture taken(Quick Option).
The telephoto lens is not to be believed. 30x standard and it goes further in digital with almost no degradation. You pay for what you get, and this pocket size camera is worth every penny.
My husband, the photographer, is enjoying learning how to use this camera after having used Panasonic cameras through the years. The print quality with the zoom is quite good. Although not as small as the cameras he is used to, it fits nicely in a pocket.
This camera fits perfectly between my Rebel XT DSLR, which takes excellent pictures but is bulky (especially with all the lenses) and a small and light ELPH 100HS point and shoot. It&#8217;s a bit large and heavy for a point and shoot, but it still fits my pants pocket.
This is a very nice camera. I like the fact that it's a 30x zoom-yet is &#34;pocket-sized&#34;. I have a 50x zoom camera also-but I tend to use this one most of the time-because I can stick it in my purse or pocket-which I can't do with my other one. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars-is because it doesn't have an automatic flash.
I think the manual features available also make this a real competitor to a small lens, entry level DSLR!Unless you love lugging around a full sized DSLR, this camera will perform 90%+ of what you want while still fitting in a large pants pocket or purse with a simplified user interface and fast startup for quick shots!! !
It was time to upgrade our Canon 5MP camera so after reading a whole lot of reviews, I chose this one. We have had it only a few weeks and love it. Very easy to use and the preview screen is large. I haven't read all the instructions and have only used the automatic mode but we've been happy with the quality of the pictures. It is a little larger than our old SD700 IS but fits in the pocket and takes better night pictures.
The Canon sx superzoom series of digital cameras have consistently delivered terrific image quality in good lighting in a pocket sized camera.The SX700 has an incredible 30x optical zoom ranging from true wide angle at 25mm (full frame equiv)  to 750mm telephoto (full frame equiv). Photos taken in daylight or bright indoor lighting display vibrant color and are very sharp.
Unfortunately, the flash head can not be turned upward which is a shame. The built in flash on this camera (like almost all built in flashes) is harsh distributing light unevenly. In bright indoor lighting, it may be  better to use aperture priority mode, choose the largest aperture available (3.2 at the widest end)  and shooting without any flash.Although the SX700 is a pocket camera, it is a little bigger than most small cameras including previous models (i.e. the sx280).
Answer: This is a compact camera, but not an ultracompact.  It's a little thick so putting it into your jeans pocket will be a really tight fit.  Coat pocket?  No problem.  It's about the the thickness of 3 iPhone5's stacked together if that helps.