Canon PowerShot

... 10 to 20 megapixel digicam.

And models that I would try and push instead, like this Canon PowerShot G2-

Sure.

Wow

... 'cause everyone wants the flash look.

And then honestly, as long as it has enough megapixels, they actually don't want high, super high quality.

How many megapixels is that PowerShot, Gordon?

The red one?

Featuring an F one point eight Schneider Kreuznach twenty-four to seventy-two millimeter lens, this ultra-slim digicam shoots above its weight class and features RAW capability.

Seven, Canon PowerShot SD400, the best CCD digicam for retro style.

A favorite for its small size and classic image style, this model features Canon's DIGIC two image engine for faster processing, and its body has quintessential Y2K styling.

Eight, Canon PowerShot SD900 Digital ELPH Camera, the best CCD digicam for style meets substance.

Popular for its classic body styling, this digicam model included Canon's DIGIC three processor with face detection and sported ten megapixels, twice the pixels as the SD400, making larger prints possible.

Nine, Olympus XZ-1, the best digicam for tactile controls.

That's really the only reason.

I do think I'm going to get a PowerShot V1 one day.

Just have to have it.

I just like, I just want it.

Whenever you're thinking, sometimes you just got to masticate.

Oh, my gosh.

And what better as someone who's really into cameras than to choose a PowerShot V1 for all my masticating needs? Oh, my gosh.

I don't have anywhere to go from here.

And yes, digital cameras are also becoming a part of the look.

People are finding old Canon PowerShots, Nikon cameras, and other little point-and-shoot cameras at thrift stores and online.

Some are colorful.

Some are tiny.

Uh-huh

... uh, like Gen Z folks, like y- the, the young people today, the kids and the teens who listen to our podcast, they're like, "You know what's awesome is, like, a Canon PowerShot, a horrible Canon PowerShot camera-

Yes

... from like 2003."

I bought a bunch of point and shoots, Canon and Nikon, you know, just little happy snappers for holidays and all the rest of it.

And we're actually on a holiday down the south coast here in New South Wales and I got up first thing in the morning, took the little Canon PowerShot or whatever it was at the time and stood there on a beach and took some photos of the sun coming up and actually liked them enough to go, oh, I think I could get back into this.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Probably.

Yeah, I mean, it's not a PowerShot V1.

Mm-hmm.

So, like, less chance-