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Question: Good video for kids basketball? I own a DSLR that I will be using for pictures and don't want to switch to video mode so will this be fast enough?
Document: When you want photos that are about 75% better than your camera phone (if your phone was purchased in the last 2 years) than this is a good option. It focuses about 2 times as fast as my old canon elph sd1000. I have not done any video shooting but have tried this fun hybrid mode that takes a short video as you get ready to shoot a picture and then ties them all together into one short movie.
I bought at $119, and that was a very good value.Overall, the camera gets 4 stars for its quality pictures, low light performance,  fast focusing and short shutter lag (except in the crippling mode that takes 4 seconds of video before taking the still picture), and decent flash performance in Program mode. Canon's WIFI is not as sophisticated as it will become, and was perhaps rushed in early as a marketing device.
(However, note that low light sensitivity is not necessarily achieved in the Auto mode; you have to switch to Program mode and manually select a higher ISO setting.) This makes the 330HS a good complement to my other camera (a Canon EOS 60D DSLR).
I can't believe enough people would use that mode for it to warrant 50% of the mode switch space. The other con is that the lens is SLOW at f6.9 at the telephoto end. This means if you try to zoom in for a concert or whatever in low light, the pictures get really grainy since it has to use very high ISO sensitivity.
Delay when taking images is annoying. Also using the zoom at its greastest distance makes for a very fuzzy image...why even bother? Still I like the camera and when you do get the shot you want the detail and color is great. I suggest keeping it in the video mode and shooting stills this way. Better response time, and it keeps a mini video made up of your photo shoot, very fun.
Put in the battery and off you go.2. Menu systems are easy, but I'm a Canon DSLR peep so no struggle for me.3. Buttons are all placed easily, you can switch to a video shot by pushing the BIG RED button, so you can't miss that. I will say the flat button is sort of a pain, a raised 4 quadrant button would be so much easier, but this is very doable once you get used to the feel of it.4.
I was trying to get a simple point and shot camera but this camera is very nice with good pictures but way too much in the button and switch different mode. It was worse than a computer to deal with.
This is a good capable camera and takes good pictures. I bought it for my wife and she had one problem of getting the switch in the wrong place so that it takes a short video with each still shot. She has learned to check it each time.
It's an EXCELLENT camera for a parent: it turns on fast, takes very good clear shots of fast-moving kids, it's good in low light and has an excellent zoom. The images are beautiful, and it takes great looking closeups as well as wide shots. The battery lasts a really long time, too, I've only had to charge it twice since I got it this March!
And last, the "hybrid" mode takes a brief video with each picture, supposedly to give you a record of the day's shooting. It has its own switch on the camera back, which was on when I received the camera. At first, I was confused about the wait time for each shot, with a "busy" icon displaying for several seconds, but discovered the switch and turned it off.
Answer: L P,Don't know for sure because I have not used my ELPH 330 to shoot video of a basketball game, but have been pleased with what the camera can do with people moving around, cars going by and a dog doing doggy things.