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Question: I just bought and can't find where I can take a photo with a fill flash for when I'm in the sun yet part of my subject is shaded. Am I just missing it
Document: I like everything about this camera except that I can't see the LCD in bright sun to compose a picture, see the subject, or review what I may have shot.
Photo color - eh, ok.  For the normal user who keeps it on Auto and just wants to take photos of the kids, group shots, etc I think you will be fine.11. Other features - I haven not gotten into everything as yet. I'll add more as I play around with it.Overall you can't beat a Canon. I really struggled as to which camera to buy and read so many reviews to figure out what was best.
Bought this camera for my husband to take some pictures as a fill-in for mine using a higher end camera on a recent trip to the French Riviera. Now that we're back and a book has been made, it's very rare to be able to differentiate which photo came from what camera. This little Canon was exceptional in size, reaction and photo quality. The best thing is it's range and clarity of distance shots! Impressive!
For the price, I doubt you'll find a camera that takes better pictures & easily fits in your pocket. If you're buying it for the wireless Internet access it isn't worth the price. Samsung has better cameras for Internet but they don't take quality photos. I bought this a s a bridge camera hoping in 2-3 years either canon will do a better job with the Internet or samsung will take better photos. I had trouble with part of the Internet setup and contacted them.
Bought this camera to replace my canon 310, which I loved until it was dropped on the concrete. Anyways, this 330 is constantly telling me my battery needs charged, even when it is fully charged - requiring me to constantly remove and put the battery back in - missing the picture I was wanting to take. Then, as I'm pressing the button to take the picture it will randomly decide to zoom in to the max, again causing me to miss the shot I was wanting.
Macro mode is exceptionally useful on this camera. Surprisingly, there is a separate focus lock feature, which would be useful when photographing a bike or car race to pre-focus on a particular point until the desired subject reaches it. Program mode is very useful, and is the shooting mode I would use for nearly all of my shooting. Flash, in "fill" mode and "slow sync mode" performed well and automatically adjusted power based upon focus distance.
If you're looking for a tiny point and shoot that takes excellent pictures with a long zoom in common situations this is a very good choice. But it has very little options for settings. For example: With flash you have "Auto" and "Off" so you can't force fill flash. I opted for the Nikon Coolpix S9500 instead. More expensive and slightly larger but basically is a pocket version of my SLR (with some limitations of course but a longer zoom).
i had an elph 100 first, and i was stoked with it's features and photo qualities. This camera has almost the same features and some more, but i don't see too much improvement from the elph100, except from the zoom that it is much powerfull, that's the best part for me, But if it wasn't for the zoom may be i would prefer the elph100. I'm just starting to use it, we'll see if it gets better ...
The camera takes decent pictures. The only downside is that I can't force the camera to use flash. It only gives you the option to turn off the automatic flash and the automatic flash isn't reliable. The flash goes off when the camera feels conditions are suitable for flash usage.I haven't used all the features the camera has to off yet such as its Wi-Fi capabilities but I hear that can be problematic as well.
The shots are excellent and what you'd expect from a Canon; however, the WiFi connectiblity, which is a major reason I bought this camera, is a battle, which I haven't won yet. Even being in touch with Canon technicians hasn't solved the problem even though I have the required hardware as specified in the manual. Why can't things work as seamlessly as all Apple products do? Oh, well. If you are keen on the WiFi feature, look elsewhere.
Answer: Get off of Auto.  Shoot in Program mode, and you can use fill flash.  Set flash to "always on" in Program.  That is "fill flash."  Turn it off when you don't need it.