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Question: What accessories will my purchase of this camera come with, like a wrist strap, battery charger, etc?
Document: I turned it off altogether, since the camera is great in darker areas anyway.5. The finish of the body is slippery and have come close to dropping it a few times. I am not the type to drop things like this, and I never liked having a wrist chord on my cameras.Reading the reviews, I am concerned about a future lens failure, especially at critical moments. Because that is when they occur. I naively expected Canon to have repaired this issue from the S100 model, -which is why I didn't buy the S100.
Now, 42 days after my purchase, they still have not changed the description.This looked like a great little camera--good reviews, convenient size, etc. Unfortunately, because of the nearing holidays and the loss of time regarding this mixup, I was pressured into buying another Amazon camera (which was quite overpriced) and given more inaccurate information and assurances from Amazon rep's. The bottom line is that I spent approximately $475 for another camera to get the viewfinder and still have not received the credit I was promised.
The wrist strap was extremely difficult for me to thread through the tiny holes. Maybe I was just unlucky. Otherwise good camera.
On custom settings it does work for aperture and such, but I do that on my larger camera. Still getting used to this.2. I do have a big problem with the battery. To me its is far more important than the wireless stuff. These days so most peripherals plug in AND CHARGE via USB. This Canon has a separate battery charger like the P S10 from 1999, and you need to open the body and take out the battery, put it in a charging saddle and put that in the wall.
I like the HD video this little camera has to offer and the standardized battery that is the same as my earlier powershot.Was a little disappointed with that cannon reconfigured buttons and changed working features. Client comfort comes from familiarity and ease of use.5x zoom was a BIG down&#8230;there are other options with 20x and a better megapixel rating but batteries, chargers etc are different!!!! !
Very high ISO images are possible.6. Expanded digital zoom up to 20X is surprisingly good but not typical super zoom quality.7. Many more manual and custom settings possible.8. Expanded compensation9. Slightly improved ergonomics with thumb rest and slightly rougher texture on the surface, allowing a better grasp. You still need the wrist strap  for safety reasons.10. Full high definition video, 1080P at 24FPS with separate video button.11. Slightly stronger flash.12. Excellent and expanded image stabilization. (Which is pretty good)13.
High quality pictures for the price. The images are wonderful quality and the camera is easy to useand light weight. The battery charger is simple and easy to use. Not many wires to contend with.
Yet in fairness, most have asked for a small pocket camera that can mirror-image SLR quality. Plus, at just $325 in price. So you'll need an extra battery at all times. Add to that the very slow recharge time it takes to recharge your Canon wafer-thin battery.Now let's go to Canon's infamous POP-UP FLASH. It will push your thumb away from the body as it pops up so NEVER hold the camera without the strap to secure it. This POP-UP flash has been complained about for years but Canon hasn't changed it and they must have their reasons why.
Excellent image quality with the new CMOS sensor. Much better low light images.14. Many advanced features. (it does take time to try everything)15. Separate charger for the battery, allows charging second battery while using the other battery16. Has a new level meter to help keep your camera positioned correctly. It does help at times.17. Contains some self-help on the LCD that can be removed.The things that are not so great and that are not improvements.1. Smaller battery, the same as the earlier SD series.
The camera arrived with everything in the box that should be there. The number of shots per battery charge is poor enough that I went to the effort to purchase a spare battery (not from Amazon). Another small issue with the camera is the pop-up flash. It's right where you tend to hold the camera with your left hand which blocks the flash. If I had it to do again, i might pick another camera (different flash location, and a longer zoom.) Picture quality is decent. 12mp seems to meet my needs.
Answer: Camera came with a battery charger, 1 battery, wrist strap, little quick start guide, and a CD.   CD includes some purportedly useful software, and a copy of a full manual on the CD.    What I immediately purchased extra was an SD card (16GB I think) and a 2nd battery since you only get a little over 200 shots on one charge.   You can get smaller SD cards, but I got the biggest I could afford since at 12.1 mp, photos can be a lot larger and eat up storage a bit faster than our old 5 mp camera.   Hope this is helpful.